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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
3
The article argues that cuts in regular government spending offset by large bond issues still leave the budget balanced. It compares the federal approach to a household reducing weekly expenses to afford a mortgage, noting current-relief and public works bonds may far exceed cuts but keep overall finances viable.
The public has five basic rights in its schools including clear understandable budgets, affordable education, personalized instruction, teachers who love to teach, and efficient administration. These rights guide constructive governance and prevent education from being harmed by cycles of low mood and misleaders.
In a winter week at a seaside hotel in Southern France, American Sue Tally escapes an abductor and vanishes amid eerie noises. Jim Sundean befriends the hotel, uncovers a murder with a toy dagger, and faces a tense confrontation with Loyschiem as Madame Lovschiem’s wary calm hides danger.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses birth brain injuries affecting about 60 000 disabled children in the United States. Early obstetric care and modern orthopedic methods are key to improving outcomes, with emphasis on early diagnosis and re education of gross muscle function before finer motor training.
Bertrand Russell notes a boy who hits smaller children because bigger ones hit him. The pattern shows victims often retaliate against weaker targets at home and in play. Under stress, a developing ethic collapses, so the issue demands careful guidance rather than moral rebukes.
Emil Jannings hid from the studio after the Eve rushes. Pola Negri fussed over dressing room flowers in German pictures. Marlene Dietrich, famous in Berlin, is devoted to daughter Maria. Karl Freund notes stars fool cameramen. My Lips Betrays 237 extras earned $5 to $7.50 daily amid a beer garden scene.
A dated column finds Brooklyn charming in spring as a contrast to Manhattan’s pace. It evokes Brooklyn Heights and Old World manners, notes 30 hack licenses, recollects Reggie Birch and Bert Lytell, praises secret service man Lawrence Richey, and ends with guidance on child play and kindergarten groups.
Rev. A. P. Price of Anniston Alabama will headline the revival at the Pentecostal Church of God 100 McMasters Street. Services begin Sunday at 11 am and continue nightly as speakers present topics including Mark of the Beast Name 666 Who Is Mussolini Trinity of Hell Image of Nebuchadnezzar's Dream The Four Horses and their Riders The Tribulation How Long Will It Last and The King and the Kingdom.
Seven homes in Amarillo are under quarantine for scarlet fever, health unit director Dr. Benjamin M. Primer reported. The health map shows cases scattered across the city while May 1 is marked as Child Health Day in Texas, with milk inspector Lewis Dodson urging children to drink a quart of pure milk daily.
Leland W. Abbott was re elected Wednesday noon as president of the Life Insurance Managers Club in Amarillo. Floyd Studer was re elected secretary for another year. The regular meeting of the club was held in Amarillo.
Johnny Chuck, lean from winter, ponders where to settle for the summer after roaming. He weighs quiet burrow options near fresh grass and clover, recalling Old Mother Nature’s nudge that some places are unwelcome. He considers a safe den to last the season.
A collage of social notes mentions Harvard’s Lawrence Lowell in tan boots, Montague Glass and John Erskine playing piano duets with Kent Cooper and John Golden, and Winnie Shehan’s income rising to 500 000 dollars in 1934. Anna May Wong to tour South America. cheese connoisseurs include Hearst Alphonso Cochran and Tunney. Charmion Von Wieland offers her Moscow apartment to an ex-husband’s bride. Ringling cigars reach 25 years. Floyd Gibbons collects blankets. A neighbor notes a nonfatal bath accident with a soap dish fall.
New York April 27 Walter Damrosch's music appreciation hour will be continued next fall, announced at the final spring concert on WEAF WJZ NBC at 10 A M tomorrow. NBC president M H Aylesworth said the improved business outlook eliminates need for broad financial support for 1933 and 1934. Tonight on WEAF NBC schedule features Regimental’s male chorus, Rudy Vallee hour, Show Boat, Jack Pearl and Whiteman’s band.
Johnny wanders back toward his old home and finds Polly Chuck on the doorstep. She refuses him entry and hints spring arrival will bring babies. He realizes his place is not welcome and decides to stay away.
Crossword style clues referencing the Monroe Doctrine theme. Contains numbered across and down entries with definitions and partial phrases. Includes terms like hard money, vehemence, and four power pact related hints, plus various nautical and fashion terms.
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