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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
4
A shipboard tale praises American Merchant captain Captain Stedman for rescuing 22 Exeter City survivors in a mid Atlantic gale. The piece argues seamen’s bravery is casual, routine, and a visible sign of inward divinity rather than bravado.
Albert R. Cunha, 53, died in Honolulu. A Yale tackle turned songwriter, he created the Hawaiian song craze with On the Beach at Waikiki and helped spark a national wave of tropical tunes. The piece notes many writers lack firsthand experience of the places they sing about.
The piece outlines Glenn Frank’s Technocracy thesis that civilization evolves through three energy epochs from muscle power to steam to diverse modern energy sources. It cites per capita energy estimates of 2 000, 4 000, and 160 000 kilocalories daily in the three epochs, arguing current American institutions were built for far less energy and risk instability with today’s scale.
Leila Cane arrives at Kings Mallard to recover Barbara Quen tin's belongings while Mrs Lodely requests it. Leila discovers a bulging envelope of personal papers revealing much of the Lodely history. Barbara faces a choice between two lovers as Mark Lodely remains in London and Farrell Armitage pushes his artistic career to win Barbara.
Three prisoners fled the Gonzales county jail prompting tension as five murder indictments were set for trial before the escape. After their departure only one murder case remained on the docket, easing police workload but heightening concern over security.
Norma Shearer snagged Irving Thalberg despite him seeming like an office boy. Karen Morley dyes her hair brown for a director’s sake, not her husband. Joan Crawford catalogs poems from press pages. Irene Dunne endures a sneezing baby mid scene. Hedda Hopper refines a tiny watch for timing. Submarine scenes in Pigboats require nearly 200 light setups. Una Merkel spots deer tracks. Myrna Loy wears new filigree coral earrings. Phoebe Foster collects matches as economy. Asbestos suits appear on Columbia lot for State Trooper sequences. Ross Lederman stays busy with props. Nancy Carroll loves fancy pajamas. John Boles blows lines on day one. Buck Jones’s real name is Charles Jones and he rode in a wild west show.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains coronary thrombosis the blocking of heart arteries by a blood clot. He notes rapid fatality when a major branch is blocked and that symptoms can mimic indigestion, as seen in former President Coolidge. Most victims are over 50, with rare cases under 35.
New York February 1 Arthur on the west coast and Irving on the east are two eager-eyed brothers who churn Broadway’s froth into gold. Arthur is a highly paid movie man while Irving, a lyricist of Tea for Two, moves among Dinty Moore’s tables and Broadway studios. They drift through cafes and offices, listening, with no fixed office or boss. The piece recalls Larry Fay and Tommy Guinan, noting Broadway figures in a vivid, behind-the-scenes survey of mood and mischief on 1920s New York streets.
Mrs Agnes Lyne argues against censoring a child’s mail and advocates privacy to foster trust. She warns that open scrutiny breeds secretive behavior and erodes a healthy code of honor, urging parents to avoid desk intrusions and overreach. Eight veteran pitchers reach or approach 40, marking aging in the majors.
Worcester mass health board suggests kissing on the back of the neck to curb transmission of colds and grippe, stating the thrill is the same as a lip kiss and will reduce contagion amid a spread of arguments over the idea.
Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy scheme to steal a fat hen or other fowl. They discuss hunted meals and plan a nighttime venture visiting nearby farms to avoid the farmer’s memory while plotting a way into a hen-yard. Their cooperation hints at future cunning in this Thornton W. Burgess tale segment.
A fragmented memoir piece recalls a quiet visit, intimate talk on quirky topics, and a plan to visit again. In Morningside Park the author notes many baby carriages and toys while spotting artist Joseph Urban nearby. A comic moment follows when a blank page in a book provokes a loud scream.
Radio audiences see diverse figures joining broadcasts from Sing Sing warden Lewis E. Lawes to film star D W Griffith as stations WEAF WABC and WJZ list evening lineups featuring musicians dramatized stories and comedy acts.
In a dawn raid, Reddy the fox and Mrs. Reddy stalk a farm to steal hens. They scout for a dog guarding the house and the hen yard, weighing risk, patience, and boldness as daybreak nears.
A historical crossword style list of abbreviations clues and numeric hints for across and down entries including terms for geography, people, objects, and common words. The dense compilation mixes names like diplomats and various generic items with fiducial numbers and puzzle markers.
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