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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe-News shows publication info from 1933 with publisher and editor names, circulation policies, and delivery options. It reiterates the paper as independent and democratic, aiming to report what is right regardless of politics.
The Urschel kidnapping case shows how a single weather detour by an airplane led investigators to the Texas farmhouse where Oklahoma oilman Charles Urschel was held. The sequence highlights how aviation routes and routine flights aided law enforcement in tracking a gang.
Colin Hewitt retrieves a hidden letter from Reddy Turner’s room using a curtain pole but is interrupted by a masked assailant. The intruder reveals Colin as a known writer and pursues him, while Colin fights to explain his motive as danger mounts in the moonlit hall.
The United States holds about 24 million of the world’s 33 million cars, with one auto per five people, far surpassing the global ratio of one per 60. The piece notes the long-standing American standard of living linked to widespread auto use and includes quotes on intolerance and living a worthwhile life.
The Kentucky highway commissioner banned workers from stripping to the waist on the job calling it vulgar immodesty and ordering firing for violators. The piece critiques the extreme modesty stance noting the heat and workers’ justified comfort outfits.
A critique praising Roosevelt for turning ideals into practical techniques. The author notes Roosevelt minimizes preaching while maximizing actionable policy steps on antitrust, income distribution, child labor, and national planning, highlighting his focus on tangible results over rhetoric.
Dr Fishbein explains that pneumonia bronchitis asthma and related lung and heart conditions can cause cyanosis from insufficient oxygen. Rest helps, obstructions must be removed, and in gas poisoning artificial breathing with 95 percent oxygen aids toxin elimination and tissue oxygenation.
A列 collage of celebrity quirks and trivia profiles Janet Gaynor Will Rogers Mary Howard and Ruby Keeler plus tidbits on Bette Davis Harpo Marx and others. The piece also weaves a fiction fragment with Colin trapped by a curtain pole and a looming trap with the Mask as motive.
New York August reports Charles Dana Gibson as the era’s standout artist. He draws attention worldwide, with a regal presence and a shift from Gibson girl sketches to oils. The piece also recalls theater fortunes, stars like Maney and Reichenbach, and profiles editor Robert Bridges and musician Paul Whiteman.
Mrs Peter Rabbit frets as Peter leaves the Briar patch for Farmer Brown's garden. She recalls dangers from Reddy Fox and Hooty the Owl, fearing he may not return. The night wears on while she worries and hunts for a cure to his appetite.
Plans completed for a premier rabbit show at the Amarillo Tri-State Fair. President Bill Lampe says several hundred rabbits will be entered and a portion of the poultry building is allocated. Judge will be Russell Middleton and superintendent Frank Vavra.
Puzzles reference a famous aviation pair and their era, with clues covering measurements poetry and roles in early flying machines. The reader is guided through cross word style hints including aviation terms and Latin phrases, culminating in identification of the brothers and their contribution to powered flight.
In a woodland tale set near the briar patch, Mrs Peter quietly aids a wounded Peter Rabbit attacked by an owl. She remains silent about his misdeeds as he recuperates, showing maternal care and loyalty. The scene closes with Peter safe at home and Mrs Peter's resolve to keep him in check.
A League of Young Democrats Club will be organized in Gray County at a Wednesday night meeting in Pampa. Members from Potte County and delegations from Hutchinson and Carson counties are expected to attend, with Gilmore Nunn of the Pampa Daily News in charge.
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