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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1933
Page
4
The piece argues two nations misread each other as war threats rise. It cites Yosuke Matsuoka's New York interview showing Japan fears American menace while Americans worry about Japan’s ambitions, noting naval bases and defense claims on both sides. Opera figure Mme Sembrich is mentioned as a cultural touchstone.
The German election yields a substantial Nazi plurality, strengthening Chancellor Hitler's grip. A dictatorship seems likely though its exact form remains uncertain. The move, if realized, promises a dramatic shift in German history for 1933 with wide European implications.
The speaker urges emergency powers for the President to negotiate trade deals and resolve war debts, arguing swift authorizations would revive global exports and farming fortunes. He warns against democratic paralysis and stresses continuing scrutiny in crisis decision making.
English girl Margaret, wife of Jules Maligni in Mekazzen, faces peril as Major Riccoli plots against France with the Raid. Otho Belleme and soldiers debate loyalty while Margaret wanders with the officer, who spins tales of Vauroi and a white sheikh. A ceremonial banquet sets the stage for treachery and bold ambitions.
Dr Fishbein explains safe ear syringing to remove hardened cerumen. Use sterilized equipment, boiled water, and proper technique with patient seated, head angled, and gentle pressure. Wipe canal with cotton. avoid pressure. seek physician for antiseptics or lubricants. A foreign body in the ear rarely causes much pain unless alive.
Theodore Dreiser, after selling the rights to An American Tragedy for 140000, will not supervise future film adaptations but plans to oversee Jennie Gerhardt as it moves to production. Sylvia Sidney stars again, and rumors swirl about Buster Crabbe's upcoming marriage to Virginia Held. Betty Blythe's tear-crying remark sparks a noisy on-set incident, while Sidney Franklin requests 38 malted milks on a hot Fox sound stage.
A diary style column from April 3 by O. McIntyre with notes from Vera Corbett and Ruth and Reginald Wright Kauffman in Geneva. The piece recounts social scenes in New York and Bronxville, mentions Etienne Giradot’s performance, and lists high society guests including Harold Ross and Will Hearst Jr. The author muses on porters, New York landmarks, and quirky jottings about famous figures and dining manners.
The tale shows Unc Billy Possum waking near Farmer Brown's henhouse and plotting to obtain eggs. He pauses at the old stonewall and settles to sleep, musing on his longing for eggs and the risks of approaching the henhouse. The passage includes unrelated stylistic notes and copyrighted author credits.
Sir Thomas Beecham and his orchestra were stopped by customs at the Free State border near Dundalk on the way to Belfast. To show innocence they played in the street, with the conductor performing a jig after the band joined a traditional Irish dance.
A radio schedule across WEAF NBC CBS and WJZ NBC lists programs led by Countess Al bani Kay Swift Paul Whiteman and others with a Rusty fairy tale excerpt follows about Unc Billy hiding by a stone wall dreaming of eggs and planning to get even with Farmer Brown's Boy in a 1933 story.
A dense list of crossword clues arranged in two directions with numbered hints for across and down entries. Clues cover geography language and common words including animals actions and objects, with thematic references to minerals and old iron industries.
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