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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1933
Page
4
A column notes renewed faith in America's future after recent upheavals. It argues unemployment and low prices remain to be remedied, but a hopeful mood has returned, placing heavy responsibilities on the administration and Congress to maintain trust and avoid another disillusionment.
A Long Island thief aimed to steal cedar trees from a Mineola nursery. He flagged a car, loaded the trees, and shouted for speed, only to hop into a police squad car. He is jailed, reflecting on his error.
Analysis of the gold standard shift and the economics of public finance. Frank argues education and social services must be protected amid crisis, urging responsible budget decisions while preserving essential values beyond mere economics. He defends cooperation with budget makers and warns against sacrificing civilization for credit.
James Sundean arrives at a remote Armene hotel in a wind swept night. He learns American Sue Tally was abducted earlier, recounting her weary escape and a perilous pursuit through the storm. The tense exchange reveals danger from a shadowy stranger as Sundean vows to help and protect her.
Advice on household poisoning emergencies. Emphasizes swift stomach emptying, warm salt water induced vomiting, and use of baking soda for acids while noting carbolic acid needs water. Stresses calling a physician immediately for expert treatment and support for pain, heart failure, and breathing.
Mrs Agnes Lyne discusses toddler walking dangers from overzealous lifting and tugging. A pediatric clinic doctor notes elbow injuries from sudden arm jerks while mothers guide toddlers. Emphasizes gentle handling as children learn to walk.
Hollywood opinion piece discusses the instability of motion picture fame. It notes many stars rise and fall quickly, citing Rudolph Valentino Lon Chaney Wallace Reid Milton Sills as examples and stating five years is the rough average span of success with some enduring longer and others fading early.
In New York, Music Hall and the new Roxy theater are described as financial successes despite shifting entertainment trends. The piece notes rapid adaptation from theater to cinema with Dean Aylesworth's nod and compares their packed houses to other Broadway cinemas, while anecdotal digressions on corduroy fashion and nocturnal notables fill the column.
Property deeds show Wofford to Wise for lot 9 block 61 Oliver-Eakle Add. for 10 dollars and Perry to Frost for lot 9 block 98 Oliver-Eakle Add. for 600 dollars. Gordon to Tr. Com. School Dist No.3 for part Sur. 69 block 2 AB&M for 150 dollars. Adkisson to Wise for parts Los Altos Sub of E% SW% Sec.10 block 9 for 250 dollars. Burges to Perkins for lot 16 Burgess Sub block 151 G&s for 1800 dollars. Shaffer to Shafter for lot 1 sub block 63 Roberts Place Ad. Registration notes Summers Ford 2202 Spruce, Henderson Hayden truck. Cox Bivins Bldg Chev. Building permit Hattie Pope 1000 Taylor ownership 30 dollars.
The Fox Transfer Co Inc is granted a charter in Austin on April 25 with capital stock of 20,000 and incorporators J H Moore G L Brooks 8 J Isaacks noted for El Paso unsigned byline. transfer and inc details listed.
A large word puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with definitions for geographies and terms. Includes questions about German royal palaces and republican government, plus numerous crossword style hints and answers.
Johnny Chuck taunts a wary grizzled Chuck in a deserted house. The old creature stays silent, challenging Johnny to cross him, but the challenger is outmatched by wiser restraint. Johnny wanders off to seek food, misjudging the other’s resolve as he claims ownership of the house.
New 50,000 watt transmitter added to Iowa’s WOC and WHO, clearing 300 meters on the central channel. WEAF NBC plans an hour program at 10:30 pm with Sanderson, Crumit, Clark, Verdi, Ben Bernie, Ed Wynn, and Damrosch Symphony. WABC CBS features Keller Sergeant, Rossi, The Magic Voice, California Melodies, Sally Ward, and Swooney. WJZ NBC carries Radio in Education, Herman Hupfeld, Metropolitan Opera Chorus, and Duke Ellington’s Band.
Johnny tracks the grizzled old Chuck near a doorway and discovers the other man has three legs. Chuck keeps his stump hidden yet confesses the leg was shot off rather than lost in a trap. The moment shifts Johnny’s motive from combat to understanding.
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