Atchison Daily Globe 1932 December 2 edition highlights
The Atchison Daily Globe dated Friday December 2 1932 lists editors Gene A Howe and Carl Brown with Woo Hawk as business manager. It notes 15 cent weekly subscriptions and 3 dollar annual mail rates, with second class post matter status and Associated Press affiliation.
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Gene A Howe
Carl Brown
Woo Hawk
Atchison, Kansas
Associated Press
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Farmer price talk sparks a Christmas gift joke reel
A humorous scene unfolds on Commercial street where a man is chased by a police officer after being seen buying a Christmas present for his wife. The exchange ends with the officer noting her right to follow him and the man conceding the gag. John Moist shifts from country to town and questions a town man’s knowledge.
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John Moist
John
Italy Debt Plans and Mussolini’s Showy Posture
A satirical column questions Italy’s debt relief, noting Mussolini’s ostentatious demeanor despite financial strain. It also mocks Owen D Young’s finances, jokes about Santa Claus, Henry Ford’s recovery, and dismisses the 1932 Nobel Peace Prize. The piece wryly suggests a national Christmas dictionary and a national tree with a jab at pessimism and a tone of literary humor.
Marines Withdrawn From Nicaragua Announcement
The United States plans to pull out its Marines from Nicaragua as disclosed on Wednesday, signaling a reduction of American military presence. Officials cited shifting regional priorities and a move toward establishing stability without direct Marine involvement in the country.
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United States
Nicaragua
City News and Advertisements Packed Paragraphs
A collage of items lists births and locals with ads for shops and services. Notices include Bert Forrey born 1882 and a note about a grass fire at 710 Spring street. Local merchants promote pumps, shoes, coal, tire service, and dancing lessons. The Shannon Hill Club showcases quilts and Intfen’s furniture displays an embroidered quilt.
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Christine King
the Globe
O. E. Bracke
Spring Street
Bracke Place
Shannon Hill Community Club
Intfen
British coal wars on oil trying to regain trade
London reports the British coal industry vows to resume coal use to recover lost business, mainly from oil. The plan relies on reviving navy coal usage, though officials show little enthusiasm. Stanley Baldwin told a deputation the idea remains under admiralty consideration. The campaign targets foreign fuel substitutes and promotes modern coal-burning equipment to users.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Admiralty
Merrill beacon memorial honors Anchorage airport pioneer
By The Associated Press Anchorage, Alaska, Dec. 2. A plaque on the Merrill beacon here has been unveiled naming the Russell H. Merrill memorial. The beacon preserves the memory of Merrill who was largely responsible for Anchorage's airport.
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Associated Press
Anchorage
Alaska
Merrill
Russell H. Merrill
Nicaraguan Turmoil and Prospects of U S Marines
The piece notes ongoing instability in Nicaragua since 1912 and an early January evacuation date, with cynics doubting a long stay. It cautions that Nicaraguans seek self rule despite chaos, cites American actions as a backdrop to Manchuria and China, and urges restraint to avoid repeated deployment of marines to fragile states.
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Spain
Life of Mrs Crosha Lynes Visitor of Atchison Told
Mrs Crosha Whiteaker Lynes, 69, from Ellsworth, visiting her niece in Atchison, recounts a life of vast travel and acts of kindness. She worked to raise orphans, learned to read at 50, and circled the world at 65 while sharing vivid episodes from Madeira to Pompeii and the Holy Land.
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Crosha Whiteaker Lynes
Ellsworth
A. W. Hunt, Jr
South Fifth Street
Mrs. Lynes
Texas
Red River County
Robert Franklin Whiteaker
Crosha
Benjamin Lynes
Crosha Whiteaker
Cherokee Strip
Hunt Home
Wren
Malta
St. Paul
Gibralter
Spain
Algiers
Tunis
Carthage
Sicily
St Paul
St. Paul's Church
Rome
Pompeii
Pormpeii
Port Said
Egypt
Heliopolis
Lynes
Holy Land
Beirut
Damascus
Ananias
Namur
Ing
Sea of Galilee
Christ
Capernaum
Mexico
Wichita
Nancy Hanks
Abraham Lincoln
San Jacinto
United States
Robert Whitaker
Monterey
Crasco
Local items mix marriage license and business deals in Atchison
In Atchison, a marriage license was issued to George N. Conaway and Mary L. Bennington, while C. J. Neal’s undertaking business on South Fourth Street was bought by C. J. Lamb of Wamego. Other notes include saloon density, a candy factory foreman, a death, and local ads.
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Jim Truesdell
George N. Conaway
Mary L. Bennington
Lamb
Wamego
C J. Neal
South Fourth Street
C. Allen
Frank McCain
L. Cochran
P. Cochran
Bert Burtis
Pomeroy
The
Odd Fellows
H. W Barkow
John Hoenscheidt
Ed George
George Henninger
Tom Pullen
Blish, Mize & Silliman
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Owen D. Young
Santa Claus
Henry Ford
City News
Bert Forrey
Bosanko's
Enoch Jones
Jim Walsh
G. P. Herzinger
Hilligoss Shoe Store
South Sixth
Bernice Coal
Barry Coa
Fred Aldrich
Hoover
Howard & Kohler
Bill Gill
Associated Presse
Casa
Atchison
Levin
Purman Rogers
Springstree
Davy Crockett
Mrs Lynes
Searles T. Bolman
Zimmerman's
Riley Street
Summitt Street