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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe argues against worldwide dictatorship, contrasting Soviet, Italian, German leaders with American freedoms. It asserts the public’s desire for self-government and warns that centralized control erodes liberty, urging readers to value democracy and resist totalitarian temptations.
New York diary notes Flagg flustered at a Long Island gathering and a quip about Halting Flagg prompts laughs. The column catalogs social calls from London and New York, mentions literary tastes, broadcast personalities, and chase for youth. It records celebrity sightings, phrases about writers, and a closing copyright line.
Peter Rabbit battles fatigue and fear as Reddy Fox and Bowser pursue him through Farmer Brown's garden. Wounded by Hooty the Owl, he laments leaving the Briar Patch and contemplates his chances while lying hidden under a cabbage leaf awaiting the next move. The scene foreshadows Peter Asks Advice.
Aug 14 in New York listings WEAF NBC offers 7:30 National Council of 76 8:30 Parade of Melody 10 Hollywood On the Air. WABC CBS features 6 Heppy Bakers 1 Drama Dr Winter's Secret 9:30 Talk on The Nation's Stake in Wheat Adjustment. WJZ NBC has 7 Minstrels 8 Senator Connally on Five Months of the New Deal 10:15 Institute of Pacific Relations.
The piece recalls Mussolini visiting Dr Arrigo Piperno in Rome and facing dental work with unshaken resolve. It questions whether fearlessness in a dentist chair reflects broader leadership or is merely a personal trait, while General Calles cautions that any dictatorship leaves disorder as a legacy.
Glenn Frank argues that a leader's ease and ready laughter, as seen in Roosevelt and Lincoln, sustain weighty duties. The light hearted approach relieves tension, aids clear thought, and signals authentic greatness. He urges business and finance leaders to adopt this calm, cheerful seriousness to hasten national recovery.
Colin confronts Reddy about his dangerous life, hints at a drastic escape, and agrees to a mountainside camping retreat if Reddy must vanish. Reddy reveals a hidden last wish and a letter to be delivered after his death, leaving Colin to face a grim, uncertain future.
Dr Fishbein explains the history and symptoms of epidemic encephalitis or sleeping sickness. The piece outlines its ancient mentions by Hippocrates, the 16th century European outbreaks, the 1890 southern Europe episode, and the Vienna 1917 description. It notes unclear origins, ongoing research for a germ or vaccine, and the disease’s three stages from acute infection to chronic condition.
The Amarillo Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans will hold its regular weekly meeting at 8 o clock Monday night at the American Legion Home for the election of officers. Any disabled World War veteran is eligible for membership.
Hollywood August 14 Pat O Malley once earned 2500 a week and owned a Rolls Royce but the stock market oil venture and misfortune left him penniless. He walked from studio to studio while casting directors dismissed him. He finally landed a small role in Paddy the Next Best Thing and acts as if he is still a star. Ricardo Cortez questions what it takes to be known as a good fellow in Hollywood and suggests loyalty to friends amid gossip and press scrutiny.
A gunman reformed to become a newspaper reporter stars James Cagney with Alice White Patricia Ellis and Ralph Bellamy in supporting roles. Miss Ellis plays the girl, White a sob sister, and Bellamy shines as the city editor. The film moves swiftly and is zestful entertainment though not for children. Another Language follows a bride’s struggle with her husband’s family, aiming for adult appeal.
A mother and father shelter an only child Susan from every risk, fearing harm and doctors. The piece argues excessive parental anxiety shapes a fearful daughter who may grow to rely on others, questioning if love or fear drives overprotection and hindering independence.
A polished cast led by Helen Hayes as a young wife clashes with her in law at a middle class home. Louise Clossier Hale portrays a grasping mother while John Beal is the nephew the wife supports. The climax is startling and intensely dramatic. Short subjects include a Metro Goldwyn Mayer technicolor musical comedy.
A scrambled quiz lists across and down clues about a nationally famous pictured man, asking his sport, birthplace, school, and related facts. Answers reference terms from sports, music, and geography, with hints like sharp, price, and sail related words guiding the solution.
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