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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe reports on a proposed New York slum elimination program funded by a government loan and potential bond issues. The plan razes old five to six story walk ups and replaces them with model housing, creating construction jobs and reducing disease in tenement districts.
A New York legislator proposes a bill to abolish damages for breach of promise to marry, barring any court from entertaining such suits. The piece argues most breach cases resemble blackmail and that money cannot heal the psychic wound, calling the practice a social racket ripe for abolition.
Glenn Frank argues for exposing misdeeds of business leaders over quiet inquiry to restore public confidence. He cites social value failures and the Insull wreck as proof that daylight and accountability create a foundation for economic recovery. A Chicago shoe clerk's loss illustrates the human cost of misplaced trust.
Margaret Maligni faces Raisul the Kaid in a tense balcony standoff. He taunts her with threats of death and torture as Otho Belleme and Jules Maligni loom in danger, while a pistol, a knife, and a high-stakes choice shape the perilous scene.
Nosebleeds arise from delicate nasal tissues with abundant blood supply. They occur with hemophilia purpura scurvy and severe anemia. high blood pressure can cause vessel rupture. Recovery begins with lying flat and cooling. more serious cases need packing cauterization or vasoconstrictive solutions.
Myrna Loy moves into Ramon Novarro's house in Europe tenure. Lucille Brown trains bareback to land a female lead in Ken Maynard's next. Jack Oakie and his mother visit new mothers. Tom Brown and Anita Louise gaze at a furniture store window. H. G. Wells may be approached by three majors for $200 000. Directors on Paramount lot avoid designing a film from Noel Coward's Design for Living. Alice Brady arrives at M G M discussing plans while led by four dogs. Studio streets in open spaces show 25 cities represented.
New York writer O. O. McIntyre recalls Gene Buck’s Great Neck estate, a former Warner mansion, with celebrity photos and stories from the theatre world. He notes Buck’s rise from painter of song covers to a respected figure, and reflects on Mulrooney’s steady police leadership and suburban tranquility near Flushing.
The Amarillo Lumber Co reports its first shipment of the new 1933 Norge electric refrigerators. Models feature larger Rollator compressor size, automatic defrosting, streamlined cabinets and concealed hardware. Dwight Newby predicts a stronger year than 1932 with about 100 Norges sold locally. John Cornyn heads Norge sales with 17 sales in March. The store sits at Fifth and Washington Street.
In a tense insistence Raisul declares his vow that Otho must die if Margaret refuses him. Margaret realizes Raisul’s threat links Otho’s life to her own choices. She asks Raisul to swear that Otho will live if she yields, and he confirms the grim condition. A perilous struggle for Margaret’s honor unfolds tomorrow.
Johnny Chuck refuses to back down when the black Chuck tries to defend his field near Farmer Brown's farm. Both Chucks claim ownership, and honor demands a stand as the border clash escalates from a whistle warning to a confrontation in the field.
A collection of snappy celebrity notes from 1933 covers first book criticisms, actresses Marie Doro Lynn Fontanne Mae Murray dieting on milk cures in Jersey, Dick Hyland and Adela Rogers St. John leasing houses in Great Neck, B. Dillingham’s opulent homes, Marilyn Miller as a famed radio long distance phoner, and a chauffeur linked to Smith Reynolds. A Long Island road encounter ends with a cryptic remark from a wife about inching and a night escape.
In New York on April 17 a WABC CBS network program will spoof the first quarter with a dramatized news review and entertainment. The hour features Elvin Allman Ranny Weeks Easter Plot Farley musical acts Manhattan Serenaders Grand Opera Miniatures and more across WEAF WABC and WJZ lineups.
Johnny Chuck defeats his rival black Chuck in a brutal fight over territory. The exhausted opponents back away, Johnny claiming the field by right of conquest and returning to his home as victor while onlookers, including Sammy Jay and Blacky the Crow, watch.
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