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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1933
Page
4
The National Recovery Administration moves from warm rhetoric to enforcement as General Johnson urges spending under the Blue Eagle and employers who signed codes to raise employment. It signals a milestone, requesting full covenant compliance and warning against weak adherence.
Reporter O. O. McIntyre recalls the Carnera Sharkey bout with vivid color. He notes the crowd's murmurs and roars as Sharkey falls, then paints portraits of Clare Boothe Brokaw and a literary circle rushing to Iceland.
A mixed excerpt from Thornton W. Burgess Bedtime Stories follows Peter Rabbit and Jimmy Skunk in Farmer Brown's garden, noting their friendship and pace. Separate items discuss a possible incognito royal trip to America with mentions of the Prince of Wales, Alfonso, and literary figures, ending with a quip about charity bequests.
Glenn Frank analyzes the national recovery program focusing on credit's role for small and marginal industries. He warns that mass production sectors differ from smaller firms and urges government or bankers to provide adequate credit to sustain firms through higher wages and shorter hours until demand rises.
Claude L. Porter of the Interstate Commerce Commission argues for measured naval restraint and continued U S Japan trade. He warns a new naval race could threaten security and markets, urging leaders to seek peaceful coexistence. The piece also cites Senator Elmer Thomas on inflation and recovery programs.
Reddy Turner, an escaped crook, plots to unmask a shadowy crime lord known as the Mask who controls multiple rackets. He tells Colin Hewitt, a mystery writer and old friend, about Annie Mireau, Pete’s widow, and the murder that tied his fate to New York's underworld. Tomorrow promises a swift climax.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes 41 recorded human cases and uncounted infections in U S waters. Infested fish include pickerel great northern pike wall eyed pike and perch mostly from Canadian lakes. Transmission occurs via undercooked flesh or sewage contaminated water and treatment can destroy the parasite.
Mrs. J. K. Shireman dies in Eureka California. Former Amarillo resident lived here 1906 to 1920. Rites planned Wednesday afternoon in Eureka. Survived by a son and two daughters. Also note Toledo greenhouse output selling over 120 tons daily to residents.
Little known facts about Bing Crosby Sylvia Sidney John Monk Saunders Maurice Chevalier and more are revealed as Dan Thomas shares anecdotes from Hollywood August remarks note the four Marx brothers tea habit and link to Alice in Wonderland lineage Maxine Liddell's acting pursuit and Joan Crawford's Dancing Lady ties.
Article argues children need enforced daily relaxation to prevent nerve strain and sleep disruption. It notes that as kids grow they face constant mental stimulation, risking a cycle of fatigue, irritability, and health impacts. Quiet time, reading or quiet play help restore balance.
Joe Giordani was arrested in San Francisco on operation of a still. He told prohibition agents California repealed prohibition two months ago. The U S e commissioner set bail at $2,000 to straighten the matter.
Puzzle clues and answers about a famous actress or singer depicted in a photo. Includes horizontal and vertical wordplay with references to wings, Italian birth, soprano status, and a career debut. Clues point to a known female performer and her biographical timeline.
In the moonlit garden Peter and Jimmy Skunk debate a supposed hiding place. Jimmy leads Peter to an old crate at the corner, insisting it is the hideaway, while Peter doubts the joke and laments being misjudged by a friend.
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