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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
4
The piece argues Secretary Swanson urges strengthening U S defenses and restudying naval goals after a decade of armament limits. It weighs whether to seek continued co operation or stand alone, cautioning that expanding the fleet could spur others to follow.
Glenn Frank discusses William Foster's Atlantic Monthly piece outlining ten Roosevelt era economic principles. He emphasizes consumer income, wage-led purchasing power, currency scale for recovery, balanced normal budgets, and coordinated national planning with government consumer protections.
Curt Tennyson comes back to Edmonton after a harsh North year with wolves, meets Rosa Lie Marlin and her father A K Marlin, police chief and mentor. A K hands over a dossier on the Russian fixer Karakhan, linking past plots to Curt’s potential new assignment with Consolidated. Tomorrow he must decide on the offer.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains air as essential to life, noting we can survive without food longer than without air. He describes air composition, city pollution, and the role of air in breathing and body temperature regulation, urging protection of high quality air surroundings.
Abilene hosts 25 Texas highway division engineers for a two day conference to review administration of the department 24 million dollar recovery program. Officials present include W R Ely Gib Gilchrist Tom Kelly J B Early and George Edwards. By December 31 the state expects 90 percent of contracts on plans totaling 16 4 million dollars. French Academy limits the title poilu to frontline World War I soldiers.
Hollywood reporters note after repeal that real liquor won t be used in film drinking scenes only beer will involve the genuine article. Actors perform better sober and avoid line slips. George Burns and Gracie Allen visited a studio with Burns joking about hat sizes and last year’s absence.
New York reporter O O Mintyre exposes sophisticated con games by polished confidence men who lure victims with refined talk and staged dice gambles. The piece notes losses up to 10000, then shifts to theater gossip and celebrity chatter from Paris to New York, with names like Kate Smith and Mae West mixed alongside anecdotes about travel and social trends.
Primary grade pupils from Sanborn School present Santa Claus in Mother Goose Land tomorrow night in the school auditorium. A rhythm band and the Girls' Choral Club will perform with admission set at 10 cents for children and 20 cents for adults. The program starts at 7 30 oclock.
In Fairmont West Virginia on a December day a hunter named Frank Costello was summoned by his wife via phone to fetch his gun left in the hallway before continuing his hunt. He did not shoot a deer.
A large word puzzle lists Across and Down clues about a famed writer and related terms. It includes references to notable works, languages, and mythic figures, guiding solvers through a themed crossword style grid.
In Thornton Burgess story, Happy Jack Squirrel finds the feeding shelf by Farmer Brown's house blocked by a cut limb. Sammy Jay taunts them as the squirrels face hunger and speculate on hiding supplies and alternative meals. The tale sets up future adventures with Farmer Brown's Boy.
A whimsical note recalls Prof. Einstein considering entering a flea circus and delays his visit. Barkers herald celebrities, and the scene might have inspired a flea to leave the troupe, noting the iconic hair.
The piece notes that America was sung in 1832 at a Boston children's Fourth of July celebration. It identifies Nathaniel Hawthorne born July 4 as America's greatest fiction writer. It states the original Declaration of Independence document is viewable at the Congressional Library.
Puzzle excerpt describes a word building game where each new word contains the previous letters plus one new letter. An old timer recalls a strange scene in a dilapidated room and an elderly woman remarks on a grand moment while a grandchild’s knitting and a danger of breaking a toy come into play.
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