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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe News masthead shows publication terms, founders and staff. Dated Wednesday September 30 1931, it lists publisher Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur Hawk, with post office matter and publication schedule noted.
Action of the Potter County grand jury refusing to indict E R Marr and Sid Harper is hailed at police headquarters. The ruling sustains the officers who say Marr and Harper did not fire the fatal shot. The public still seeks the killer amid a broader question of accountability in Amarillo’s ongoing mystery cases. A national business survey shows rising optimism with stronger demand in clothing textiles shoes refrigeration and radios and expected growth in construction and employment.
Glenn Frank argues that specialization in education has narrowed social understanding. He urges a split between scholarship and general education to prevent one from hamstringing the other as American civilization grows complex and fast.
In a New Jersey hospital tale, Liane recovers from kidnapping and illness while grappling with love. Clive Cleespaugh shows steadfast care as Liane questions marriage and desire, torn between a former suitor Van Robard and a new, gentler bond with Clive.
A Globe News notice invites readers to suggest origins of customs and sayings. It mentions Newton and the Apple, the white feather phrase, and changing seats for lunch, inviting ideas to be illustrated in the series with contact to Russ Murphy and Rey Sanisky.
Atlantic City hosts a flood of performers seeking Broadway chances as rainstorm and hotel life are sketched. The piece notes Hope Hampton and Jules Brulatour among summer residents who entertain visiting actors, with colorful details of inns and theatre world chatter.
The Chicago Civic Opera broadcasts return for a sixth season with thirteen opera presentations airing each Saturday night on WJZ NBC. Gandhi rebroadcast from London planned via WOR Newark and WEAF NBC with Hearst service. Program details include WEAF NBC and WABC CBS offerings and nightly musical guests.
In a high mountain basin a boy discovers a snow crowned landscape and a rock slide where a tiny hidden creature makes peculiar bark like noises. He searches the rocks for the source, noting shifting stones and a shy, playful animal presence nearby.(Copyright 1931, McNaught Syndicate)
Clues cover horizontal and vertical entries with definitions including female sheep senator Michigan lump of butter boats with three oars and more. Yesterday s answer appears among the list and several entries refer to parts of speech and common puzzle terms.
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