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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1932
Page
4
Arthur Henderson argues for action to honor the 1919 pledge to disarm Germany to the Allies level and restore German military equality. He warns current policy risks fueling a new war and calls for a public commitment to quickly end Germany’s interiority in armament.
Glenn Frank compares Stalin and Trotsky noting Stalin prioritizes Russia's socialization at home with cautious world outreach while Trotsky pushes international socialization first. He argues Stalin is introvert and patient, Trotsky extrovert and aggressive, with Stalin ultimately a greater long term danger to capitalism.
Nan is shaken by a light kiss from Jervis and must prove her father Nigel Forsyth is alive in theory. Jervis reads Nan letters from 1919 and confronts her while she hides in darkness with Bran at the door. She weeps, and the pair confronts distance fear and unspoken truths as the moonlight reveals their estrangement.
Dr Copeland outlines kidney stone disease diagnosis and treatment. He explains how stones form from germs and deposits, describes hydronephrosis and pyonephrosis, and stresses early recognition with X ray exams and urine analysis to save kidney function.
Winifred Ricci argues that broken homes fuel crime and reform school entry. She cites Whittier and California Reform School reports noting eight of ten children come from broken homes and warns divorce harms children more than a troubled marriage.
The column discusses European nations using U S funds for arms, notes Germany borrowing privately, and Russia facing production limits at Nizhni Novgorod. It argues public schools craft better Americans, comments on Manchukuo and Russia’s stance toward Japan, mentions Mrs Borah’s parrot fever, warns pets spread disease, and cites Canada's plan to unify railroads for efficiency.
A reflection on a mother’s loneliness as her child grows independent. The scene centers on a five year old boy who longs to go, a door, and a quiet, emotional struggle inside the home. Jervis and Nan appear in a tense family moment with letters framing the mood.
Thornton W. Burgess recounts Peter Rabbit’s panic when a log in a Green Forest thicket seemingly springs to life on four legs. Mrs. Lightfoot the Deer appears calm, while Peter recalls his fear and wonders what could have startled him, only to realize the log itself was the source.
A mother and child bid farewell as the boy resists leaving, showing the inner conflict of a child learning independence. The text advises a calm, matter-of-fact goodbye to ease the transition to kindergarten or an overnight visit, aiding the child’s emotional emancipation.
Potter County commissioners acting as a board of equalization faced a large turnout of protesting taxpayers for the final session. Agreements on valuations followed tax notices, as the county reduced valuations by 2 to 3 percent in most cases to settle renditions.
Radio world series broadcasts and campaign programs listed by time and network. Programs include Henry J. Allen and Harry 8, Mills at Detroit, Republican program, Johnny Hart, Virginia Rea and the Revelers, Lew Conrad Orchestra, Burns and Allen with Lombardo, Ruth E ting, Barlow Symphony, Howard Lannin Orchestra, Taxpayers League, Sherlock Holmes, Jack Benny and Sodero Concert.
Peter follows a thicket path and discovers Mrs Lightfoot nursing two baby foxes. He recalls his scare and realizes the babies hid in plain sight, their spots blending with sunlit ground. Mrs Lightfoot notes the cubs learned to stay still, while Peter admits his fright was due to the surprise.
A cryptic word puzzle grid lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and partial phrases touching on names like Germany and Faroe Islands, and multiple definitions ranging from anatomy to chemistry and geography. The puzzle blends wordplay across two directions.
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