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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1933
Page
4
Trustworthy Washington sources report the Soviet view that their espionage victory marks a milestone. They allege a British spy nest focused on power industry and munitions secrets, with two Britons confessing under no pressure while others deny charges. Public opinion remains unconvinced as Soviet sentences appear milder than expected.
Engineer James Sundean stays at a grimy hotel in Ar mene France as a chilling wind rattles shutters. He distrusts proprietor Lovschiem while guests include a red haired priest and Mrs Felicia Byng. A terrified American girl pleads “Let me in” before seeking refuge at his room.
The article surveys mental illness as a major societal burden, noting New York state spent over 130 million dollars in 1931 on care. It distinguishes organic versus functional disorders, links prevention to youth and heredity, and cites alcohol and syphilis as major preventable causes while acknowledging unknown origins for others. It also shifts to a fictional thriller scene featuring Sue Talty and Jim Sundean in a suspenseful hotel corridor.
A 3 year old girl walking with her mother asks for a little sister. The moment prompts parents to consider early discussions about family growth and sibling dynamics for young children.
The article notes how famous acting lineages like Costello and Bennett elevated their children into film, while Barrymore tradition eased entry for siblings. It contrasts parental guidance with child initiative and cites a child’s toy-counter origin tale. It also mentions parenting wisdom on addressing a child’s questions. It closes with 1932 export data on airplanes, silk dress goods, and leather goods.
A diary style column recounts daytime croquet at Central Park with aging players and a witty scene of Harpo Marx and Alexander Woollcott. The writer notes meetups with Broadway figures, actress Mary Mannering, and social circles featuring Dempsey, Arlen, Watson, and others. Short anecdotes cover monocle fashion, theater lobbies, and punchy vignettes from the social scene.
Johnny Chuck leaves the boundary wall at Farmer Brown's farm and seeks safety away from hunting. He revisits his old Green Meadows dwelling, finds it occupied by another Chuck, and realizes changes since his last stay. The scene blends comic observations with a note on safety and mobility, amid period wiring.
New York on April 24 reports Kate Smith will mark two years as WABO CBS songs broadcaster on May 2. She has never missed a performance and her income from radio and stage work totals about 600000 dollars.
Johnny insists the old house is his after he dug it and resents the rival occupant a grizzled old Chuck who asserts ownership under the Green Meadows law. The standoff ends with Johnny challenging a physical fight as the tale leads into Why Johnny Didn't Fight.
A long OCR style list of crossword clues for both horizontal and vertical entries with numerous numbered hints, including names of measures, animals, plants, and common words, but no narrative article or event. The readable content consists of clue prompts and partial puzzle structure rather than a news item.
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