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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe announces contact numbers for News and Business Department and Circulation. Subscription options shown include one week one month and three months with combined packages for The Amarillo Globe and The Amarillo Daily News, covering morning evening and Sunday editions.
The tribute to Dr J E Nunn by friends in the Panhandle praised his life and public service. The piece urges more living tributes, notes Amarillo officials will tighten traffic enforcement, and cites danger from double parking and red light violations endangering pedestrians and schoolchildren.
The wire report describes widespread disorders at a day's primary election with rival factions clashing, shootings, kidnappings, terrorism, arrests, and reprisals in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Governor Pinchot emphasizes the government's duty to protect citizens.
Glenn Frank argues that modern interdependence links economies across nations and calls for greater international policy and administration. He warns against a global economic super government and stresses education through events to shift from narrow nationalism toward international action in science and technology driven matters.
Liane Barrett, a socialite daughter, is torn between fiancé Clive Cleespaugh and the alluring Van Robard. Robard pressures a secret affair while a web of blackmail, kidnapping, and social duty unfolds. A Christmas wedding to Clive follows Robard's scheming, with further drama as loyalties shift and a police lieutenant intervenes.
The piece notes that King Canute granted subjects free passage for pilgrimages to Rome, predicting modern passports. It links the expression used in rural districts for broken promises to cider parties where guests discussed beginnings. It invites readers to submit ideas to The Globe for illustrated future installments.
Crossword puzzle clues spanning horizontal and vertical entries with numbered positions and definitions, covering pronouns, measurements, animals, prepositions, and miscellaneous terms, suitable for a newspaper puzzle page.
New York columnist notes Chevalier’s radio flop did not hurt his film appeal. Mentions Madge Evans as cinema love interest, Anna May Wong’s global travels, Bobby Jones as sole sport star with screen appeal, and various theater and society references including Vernon Castle and Irvin Cobb.
In a quiet cliffside scene Farmer Brown's Boy plans to outwait Whistler the Marmot as the wary rodent hunts for a safe exit. Both hide, watch, and delay in a tense waiting game, until Whistler's second doorway reveals the clever outcome of patience.
Ceremonies for the Waldorf Astoria in New York will be broadcast next Wednesday. President Hoover will speak from the White House while heard on WEAF NBC, with a 4:45 to 5:30 pm program featuring Graham McNamee and Erne Rapee conducted orchestra. Includes radio listings for WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WIZ NBC with performances and guests. The feature ad promotes Majestic Radios in Amarillo.
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