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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1933

Page

4

Amarillo Globe Highlights College Tax Reduction Action

The Amarillo Globe reports that Amarillo College trustees cut the tax rate almost in half, from 15 cents to 8 cents on county valuations and 7.5 to 4 cents on school valuations. President B. E. Masters says the college will likely have its best year, with many youths gaining two extra years of education at low cost. The tax cut eases burden while maintaining college efficiency and community cultural value.

Amarillo College B. E. Masters

Japan’s Three Day Naval Parade as War Education Propaganda

The piece argues the Tokio display of naval power was a misguided effort to claim a dominant fleet can shield civilians from modern warfare. It notes World War II era London bombing and coastal raids show even naval superiority cannot prevent air attacks. The only sure defense is avoiding war.

Tokio England London North Sea

Jobs Come First In Rails Payroll Shift

Government figures show Class 1 railroads added over 65 000 jobs since June 1 under federal coordination. Any wage cut would erase gains and disrupt the recovery program. The tone stresses the importance of employment growth during economic recovery.

Joseph B. Eastman Federal Railroad Co

Hospitals as heroic institutions in hard times

Glenn Frank lauds American hospitals for enduring strict economies and deficits during a severe downturn. He notes no hospital holidays have occurred, praises their restraint, and warns of future competition for aid as prosperity returns, urging prompt support for hospital institutions nationwide.

American Hospital McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Mask Returns Call as Colin and Mulvey Chase Clues

Detective Sergeant Mulvey and Colin Hewitt confront the Mask who taunts them from a phone line after Reddy Turner’s warning. Colin insists the Reddy tale holds truth and pursues the elusive gangland mastermind amid police derision and danger.

Reddy Turner Crook Colin Hewitt the Mask Colin Reddy Mask Colonel Hargreaves Hargreaves Tim Mulvey Mulvey

Health Talk on Electric Shock First Aid

Dr. Morris Fishbein outlines emergency steps after electric shock. Warns rescuers to avoid metal on-victim pockets or shoes, use dry nonconductors, and free hands safely. Call a physician, start artificial respiration, and ensure warmth and monitoring after revival.

Hersholt Says First Year Tests Marriage In Hollywood

Hollywood Aug 18 Jean Hersholt and his wife Via celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary after meeting in Montreal in 1912. He recalls low wages at the start and says the early year tests a marriage as partners learn unity and mutual tolerance. He notes independence grew from saving despite hardships.

Hollywood Jean Hersholt Denmark Hersholt Jean Anderson Montreal San Francisco West Coast Via Thomas Ince

Way to Break Up Dry Spell

A columnist muses on breaking a dry spell with a lawn party and recalls Broadway personalities. He notes social figures like Jules Glaenzer and Conway Tearle, mentions Capetown postcards, and reflects on failed advertising work and a nightly movie refuge near Herald Square.

New York Jules Glaenzer Conway Tearle Arch Selwyn Kansas City Valencia Count von Luckner Carnera Vincent Lopez Fiorella la Guardia Sylvia Sydney Laddie Sandford Katherine Brush St. Louis Jay O'Brien Montague Glass Hudnut’s Maury Paul Heywood Broun Louise Groody Smart Alec Irene Hayes

Guiding Your Child by Alice Clarissa Richmond

A mother shares methods to prepare children for illness treatment. Gargling practice with water teaches cooperation and reduces fear. Swallowing pills drills build readiness, and early discipline helps acceptance of the doctor’s orders.

Alice Clarissa Richmond

Fair exhibits highlight New Mexico counties at Tri-State Fair

Doe Howard portales legislator heads exhibit effort at the Herring Hotel declaring 15 New Mexico counties will show at the Tri-State Fair with potential additions. Mrs. Doe Howard national committeewoman from New Mexico is also present.

New Mexico Doe Howard Portales Herring Hotel Howard

Word Puzzle Clues Across and Down Complete Interstate Grid

A list of crossword style clues organized as horizontal and vertical entries with numbered positions. The puzzle asks for fills like names, words, and phrases fitting definitions such as Moon goddess, paradise, weekly stipend, and second note in the scale, among others.

Emerald Isle United

Peter in hiding as fear and hope clash in Burgess tale

Peter the rabbit squats under an old coat in Farmer Brown's garden fearing Reddy Fox and Hooty the Owl. He recalls Jimmy Skunk's warning, hopes for safety, yet dreading discovery as night tightens. The scene ends with him wishing to return to the briar patch.

Reddy Colin Tim Mulvey Sergeant Mulvey Colin Hewitt Hargreaves Thad the Mask Homicide Bureau Peter Farmer Brown's Jimmy Skunk Reddy Fox Hooty the Owl Bowser the Hound Briarpatch T. W. Burgess

Reclining Narratives on Depression Era Figures and Dogs

In 1933 a columnist notes social shifts during the Depression, detailing a Boston retiree who runs estates via a skilled staff for short seasonal gains. He recalls famous butlers and a trend toward dogs, including a rise in dog shops and dachshund popularity, while factories prosper in dog foods.

New York Radio Listings For Tonight

Tonight's prime time radio lineup includes WEAF NBC at 5:30 with Betty Boop Frolics and 7 with Fred Allen, 10 with Helen Morgan and Orchestra. WABC CBS airs Morton Downey at 5, Lou Holtz at 8, and Columbia Symphony at 9. WJZ NBC features Drama A Lear of the Steppes at 6, Phil Baker at 7:30, and Poet Prince at 9:15.

New York WEAF NBC Betty Boop Fred Allen Helen Morgan WABC CBS Morton Downey Lou Holtz Columbia Symphony WJZ A Lear of the Phil Baker Poet Prince

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