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Newspaper

Atchison Weekly Globe

Location

Atchison, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1932

Page

2

Witty Maxims Touch On Life In A Patchwork Parade

A collage of quips and moral musings on reporters, luck, weather, fuel, charity, temper, church work, social judgments, authority, and daily folly. It threads anecdotes about Atchison, family roles, humor, criticism, and human vanity with a wry, old timey voice.

Silent man’s name inquiry echoes in press

The remark about a nameless man suggests a spouse who chastises his exposure in print. The line hints that in the United States many investigations are themselves examined, reflecting a tongue in cheek view of investigative journalism.

No Moses Yet as Political Leadership Lacks Pathfinder

Observers note lack of a real Moses or clear pathfinder across speeches editorials and barber shop talk. Despite extensive discussion no party or group has offered decisive leadership or a unifying plan to guide voters forward.

Moses

Unemployment Relief Delay Noted by Baker Statement

A reader is reminded that the federal unemployment commission chief is Newton D. Baker, a Democrat, suggesting Republican policy pace on relief may be viewed through the Baker leadership context.

Federal Unemployment Commission Newton D. Baker

Japan is touchy says a head line in crisis tone

The remark notes a sharp sensitivity in Japan amid a period of self examination, reflecting a broader mood of national concern and unease over recent events and policies. The speaker suggests mutual sensitivity as a shared stance in troubling times.

Luckiest Man To Be Defeated Presidential Candidate

In 1933 the personal view is that the defeated presidential candidate will be the luckiest man. The remark hints at political fortune despite loss, reflecting contemporary sentiment about impending elections.

Atchison Ire Hammond R. H. Martin Lawrence W.H. Stawpert Park Street Dave Levin Fourth Street Kansas City R. A. Lygens Highland Avenue Atchison Hospital Charles Dunster Whitelaw Hotel

Editorial Office Loft Inspires Subcriber Grumpiness

A fragmented line notes Al Smith’s editorial office atop a building, where the high perch irks disagreeing readers and irate subscribers, a snapshot of tension between publication leadership and audience reactions.

al Smith

Governor Caulfield Urges Tax Balance and Better Public Works

Governor Caulfield speaking at the Missouri Association of County Judges argues that citizens demand more government services which require higher taxes. He warns against bond-funded spending and favors pay-as-you-go financing, noting future prosperity will test tax policy and public improvements.

Caulfield Missouri Jefferson City Missouri Association of County Judges

The Big Series Opens With Cubs and Yankees Clash

The World series between the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs is set to begin next Wednesday as millions tune in to radio and read sports pages. Despite cynics, baseball remains a national pastime with value in lifting spirits during tough times and offering a brief escape from personal and economic concerns.

New York Yankees Chicago Cubs Babe Ruth Windy City New York Chicago

Late Mayor Walker and Other 1932 Gossip

A collage of editorial snippets notes Jimmy Walker’s reputation for lateness as mayor, Chaplin’s reluctance to push his sons into acting, Kansans facing gubernatorial promises, income tax debates, farm board flour distribution by the Red Cross, and Pennsylvania parolees returning to prison, all framed as material for the 1932 Democratic handbook.

Farm Board Red Cross Pennsylvania Clancy Miller Jim Harman Cummings Farm Bureau The Atchison

Farms Accept Crops for College Tuition Rise

A noted trend sees colleges taking farm crops and livestock in place of cash for tuition. The remark suggests pigs will fund many students’ educations while the front, in France, Susills, Babson, bootlegging, editors and hometown loyalty flavor the discourse.

Roosevelt Odds Rule in New York Betting Scene

Arthur Brisbane notes there is little betting in New York City as Roosevelt supporters demand intolerable odds, indicating Hoover holds stronger footing in the East than in the Midwest.

Arthur Brisbane New York City Roosevelt Hoover East Mid-West

Atchison Day's Doings Pixelated Social Snippets

A collage of local notes from Atchison recounts community happenings. Names like Ira Barth, Clancy Miller, and Harry Myers appear among health updates, weather musings, sales pitches, and small town events. A mix of personal milestones, school mentions, and minor incidents paints a vivid, bustling daily life snapshot.

Atchison News Highlights A Patchwork of Local Life

Local notes cover car lube in cold weather hints, visits between Miss Fleer and Mrs Morris, marriages, births, thefts, golf tournaments, a decomposed riverbody found near Troy, a public festival in Sugar Creek, and community events. Names include Ralph Fletcher Thelma Fleer Harold Morris Walter Weber Ira Hammond George Seymore Madison and many more.

T. E. Horner Dorothy Ashman Nebraka University Mt. St. Scholastica’s Prince of Wales Paul Roberts Paul Wesley Roberts Utah Avenue Leavenworth Road St. Patrick’s Church Clarence Oswald Princeton Kas Earl Oswald Court House Alvin Henning Muscotah LeVaughn Cross Everest Frank Hatchell R Street E. G. Burbank Anderson California George McKinney Robert Walters Robert Charles, Jr Atchison Water Company Ralph Fletcher Thelma Fleer Potter Harold Morris Herschel Berry Salina Berry H. M. Ernst W. S. Mc Whitney John Price J. G. Syphers Forest Hills Price Earl Hellener Syphers Rose Carter Rose Carter Yesterday To Advance Into the Finals of the Meet the Globe Charles Lamb Mary Charles The East India Company Nathan Deutsch France Earl Heisener Bill Bodendoerfer George Edwards Ralph Haase Hellener Gene Lloyd Edwards Sterling Haste Bodendoerfer Harry Scott Brush Creek Missouri River Troy Frank Whittaker Elmer Roundy E. F. Karr Owen D. Young White House Young Ira Hammond North Eleventh Street Globe Suger Creek Trinity Lutheran Orchestra Trinity Lutheran Girls’ Quartette Claude Glamann Alfred Dehn M. Czarnowsky Trinity Lutheran School Sugar Creek Dehn Blair Elevator Corporation Czarnowsky Trinity School George Seymore Madison Springfield Harcuff & Buis Goddard Campbell Chapel Atchison J. D. Colbert Mr. Madison Higginsville 82Nd Regiment U. S. Colored Infantry Camden Ark Maria Taylor Madison Charles Borst South Sixth Street Joseph DeFrees S. DeFrees Topeka John DeFrees McLouth J.S. DeFrees Leavenworth John Carpenter John Carpenter Jr Tonganoxie E. H. DeFrees Edith Carpenter Hiram Groff J. E. Borst Music Builders’ Club MaKengie School of Music Ruth Schmitt Conrad Voelker, Jr Allen Gladys Swartz

Atchison Daily Bits and Local Gossip Blast

Monday's Daily items recount residents' comings and goings from Detroit to Hollywood. and notes on schools, jobs, paydays, a car wrecking venture, bridge club, and social visits. multiple named residents including Miss Bertha Hill, Walter Wolverton, and Miss Nellie Slattery feature amid community scenes.

Eve Harding Detroit Walter Wolverton Hattie Newcomb Mary Saxton Atchison Business College Betsey Henry Ward Beecher Frank Palmer Bertha Hill Nellie Katie Slattery Howard Berkey David Kiper Eli August Commercial William Kipp Don Connors Missouri Pacific

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