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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
16
The Globe discusses a Columbia University survey showing youths admire warlike pageantry while lacking grasp of peace machinery. It argues education should stress war as national catastrophe, promote understanding of Kellogg pact and League of Nations, and counter fatalism about inevitable conflict.
Chicago shows force against gangsters and hoodlums as trials and maximum sentences become standard. Officials mobilize six suspects to assist in cleanup, amid national scrutiny of long delays and light sentences. The piece notes Chicago as a crime hub and questions why effective action wasn’t taken sooner.
A column notes a national conference of 300 college students who asked six to seven questions about farming’s benefits beyond economics. It argues for rational farm recovery without letting farmers fall into self pity and previews a later summary.
Georgie, drenched by rain, aches over her love for Nicholas Boyd as she watches a film about famous travelers. She longs to be with him while the world laughs at his disfigurement, then faces blunt indifference from Edward Bancroft and a bleak homeward night. The episode ends with a visitor request from Mrs Spears as Georgie waits.
Hollywood scene buzzes at Roosevelt Patio Roof with Terry Dantzler and guests including Mary Brian and Joel McCrea while Gary Cooper and Judith Allen await divorce news. A Killick Studios fire claims Bernie Boyd and Bishop Leiter as salvage teams recover charred remains. A Missouri River shift alters access to Carter Lake Iowa forcing passage through Omagity.
New York socialites and prominent figures join a modern gold rush dream as private geology classes, incognito prospecting, and lavish hobby outfits proliferate. Night workers, fashion icons, and theater personalities surface in a portrait of wealth and spectacle amid a speculative craze.
A cryptic clue grid titled Southern General lists across and down entries such as Man in the picture, Railroad, Sixtieth of a minute, Male adult, Secular, Carried, Humor, Bank of Venice, Armadillo, Perched, Plot of flowers, and more. It pairs clues with historical context questions about a secession era war and a pictured man.
Hooty the Owl longs for a Rabbit dinner and nearly catches Peter in Farmer Brown's garden. Peter escapes by ducking under cabbage leaves, outsmarting the ground bound hunter who aims to force a panic run. The tale ends with a note on city life and a copyright aside from 1933.
Peter hides in the cabbage patch as Hooty the owl watches from a fence post. The owl waits patiently with keen night vision and a frightening call, but Peter stays still until Hooty flies away toward the Green Forest. Bowser the hound and Reddy Fox close in, leaving Peter unsure what to do next.
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