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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
4
Editorial argues federal crime drives prompt calls to expand federal policing but warns against abolishing local control. It cites Joseph B Keenan and President Roosevelt, noting local government quality as the key to effective police work without federal intervention.
Grover Whalen proposes abolishing waiters tips to fix wage scales under a restaurant code, risking higher restaurant costs and prices. The piece surveys the "new nationalists" idea that world trade should balance exports and imports, boosting the home market, equitable distribution, higher living standards, and security, with future notes on predicted fruits of self contained nationalism.
Jim Randal reveals himself during a tense ride to Hinton and Major Anderson's home. Caroline, Kitty, and Jock confront the potential police report as Inspector Gray moves to station Jim and invites Miss Leigh Caroline to recount the Van Berg affair.
Dr Fishbein explains seasonal health risks indoors with winter hazards and the danger of freezing to death. He notes 200 to 400 people freeze yearly in the United States and cautions against premature death declarations for cold exposure cases.
Potter County records show November marriage licenses rose from October. Deputy County Clerk Pauline Bell notes 39 licenses were issued in November, up from 27 in October, listing couples including Ogg and Greer, Bass and Hansen, Gibson and Calloway, Davenport and Taenz er, and many others.
Mae West weighs in on the phrase Going Hollywood with a column of opinions from Marion Davies Fifi D Orsay Ned Sparks Donald Ogden Stewart Bing Crosby and others. The piece surveys varied definitions while noting the term remains unsettled and unclear in origin. West ends with a joked warning about marriage.
A compact crossword style clue list featuring many hints for a historical figure and related terms across horizontal and vertical entries. Solves to reveal a British commander and associated wartime terms with cross references and definitions.
In New York a lavish penthouse tale follows Billy Seeman and wife Phyllis Haver after her covert Century Theater site coup. The piece names Olivia Falls and a gallery of actors, critics, and social figures while noting Cafe des Beaux Arts stayers and Harold Hendee’s film authenticating role.
A series of pairs listed in a civil record includes Fred A. Potter with Jessie Bell Ballew, R. L. Ferguson with Velma Lee Redus, Carl Edwin McCormick with Virginia Carroll, Matt Hudson with Edith McGee, Ed Kaufman with Gienna Lou Fairey, Clarence Bradford with Zenobia Leon Reed, R. B. Parkinson with Vivian Ballew, Max McCotter with Mildred Newell, J. B. Breedlove with Eula Trulove, R. L. Parker with Catherine Robertson, H. James with Connie Wright, Leonard Broaddus with Lillian Letha Jackson, plus John Arthur Johnson colored with June Beatrice Brown colored.
Jay Taylor and Grover B. Hill head the Panhandle Livestock Association with C. J. Brummett W. N. Gouldy State Senator Clint C. Small Gene Howe and Congressman Marvin Jones set to travel to Canadian for a 1 30 p m session. The meeting aims to discuss boosting beef prices and rapid relief for cattlemen as Jones Howe Taylor and Frank Holland of Farm and Ranch plan to speak. Bees shifting to perpetual summer will cease gathering winter food.
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel narrowly escapes a hawk and frets over a nut shortage. Mrs. Happy Jack urges caution while Happy Jack recalls Farmer Brown’s corn feeding in winter and plans to rely on hens for sustenance if needed. The story ends with renewed resolve to gather nuts first and consider corn later.
Federal Judge Dave Kincheloe is cited for prompt replies in a dated digressive note. A postmark from Tehran references Bob Ripley and a quip about the hanging gardens of Babylon reduced to a hole. The writer describes rage and a cafe mishap ending with a costly, ironic end to the tale.
The first United States Bank was organized in Carpenters Hall Philadelphia in 1791. John Adams was the first president to occupy the White House in 1800. Only two libraries have more books than the Library of Congress: the British Library and the Bibliotheque nationale de France.
A humorous word game by Nancy Morrow shows a fill in the blank style where each new word contains all letters of the previous word plus one new letter. The sample dialogue mocks rising tea prices and jokes about using a tracer to recover spilled liquid.
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