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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe recounts letters from ordinary Americans praising the Blue Eagle campaign and Roosevelt, signaling a strong, united push for the national recovery program. It notes a cantankerous but cheerful American spirit, illustrated by Cleveland police uniforms provoking laughs but civic pride enduring.
Glenn Frank argues that past radical ideas become accepted today through broader income distribution managed by business leaders. He emphasizes shorter hours, higher wages, lower prices, and smaller profits as sound machine age economics, not social upheaval, and notes critics now endorse these principles as national recovery advances.
Podunk reports the start of an event titled King’s Highway with organizer Seidenier leading Tomorrow as the opening act in a local venue. The description notes a path to an ongoing program and community engagement.
Colin Hewitt confronts Reddy Turner and the Mask in a tense scene where a letter exchange and a suspected murder spiral into violent danger. A gray bearded intruder reveals himself as the Mask, aiming at Turner, and a gunfight ends with Turner dead and Hewitt calling police.
Dr Fishbein explains epidemic encephalitis or sleeping sickness where patients may hear in unconscious states. He outlines progression from initial slight illness to a second stage with fatigue and neurasthenia, followed by a severe phase with masklike face, rigid limbs, slow movements, monotone speech, lip drooling, and characteristic hand movements.
Judge W. E. Gee has dismissed six divorce petitions this term due to lack of prosecution. More cases may be dropped as the docket advances and may reflect couples reconsidering their split.
Hollywood veteran Dan Thomas notes Berkeley Square as an outstanding film in a year of high quality productions. Leslie Howard stars in a time travel tale while Mae West drives her own salaries by requiring approval of her stories, boosting income per picture.
A McIntyre column recalls listening alongside Irvin Cobb at a New York radio studio. The piece riffs on nerves before broadcast, anecdotes about Ben Ali Haggin and story lore of theater honchos like Erlanger and Ziegfeld, plus modern foibles and city characters.
Court records list warranty deeds including W Falls B L Assn to B F Davis for lot 8 block 47 Glenwood addition totaling 1103.09 dollars and Southwest Company to Toney Chisum for lots 6 and 7 block 139 Plemons addition for 10 dollars. Transfers include Nabers to Amarillo Coca Cola Bottling Works for Mirror lot 5 block 112 ten dollars and Nabers to Amarillo Coca Cola Bottling Works for lots 17–20 block 112 Mirror. A. E. Wolflin sells lot 10 block 29 Wolflin for 4010 dollars. Vehicle registrations note H O Wagner at 2112 Washington Ford and Burton Fitsmannns Pompe Gids.
A historical puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues about a famed aviator, including his 10 mile 117 yard ascent and Belgian links. It mixes wordplay on terms for anatomy plants languages and objects while hinting at a notable flight achievement and era.
In a Farmer Brown garden corner Jimmy Skunk leads Peter Rabbit to a makeshift hiding place beneath a crate and coat. Old Mother Nature observes as Peter considers the situation and Judging deeds of others becomes noted.
An article by Alice Clarissa Richmond explains that Clara Jones’s chronic lying stems from an underlying psychological conflict. It urges frank parent child discussions and possible compromises to help the child adjust to reality and reduce future dishonesty.
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In a Burgess tale fragment Peter resists a proposed hiding place from Jimmy Skunk. They argue over safety with Reddy Fox nearby as Peter weighs risk and practicality while Skunk pushes for a lesson in using one's head. The scene ends with Peter sighing and accepting limited options. The next story is titled Hope and Doubt.
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