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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe urges Friday and Saturday fund raising for the Thrift Room of the public school system. Since September the room has aided nearly 1,000 children, provided 867 new shoes, mended 275 used shoes, and given 5,764 garments to 7 to 12 year olds. Teachers will call on the public requesting any donation to keep needy children in school.
Glenn Frank summarizes Stuart Chase's Technocracy An Interpretation outlining eight core ideas. He notes energy growth, machine driven work, rising efficiency, potential loss of value of goods, and the risk of debt outpacing real wealth, framing Technocracy's theoretical basis.
Farrell Armitage hires Kenneth Poole to uncover why Quentin partners failed and Cane thrived while Mark Lociely, ailing artist, vies for Barbara Quentin. The scene threads ambition, manipulation, and a stubborn studio soirée as Mark tests boundaries with Armitage and Poole after Barbara’s cautious refusals.
Hollywood has grown blasé about divorce as films increasingly depict real scandals. Once shocking separations like Chaplin and Lita Grey drew headlines. now viewers see clichés reflected on screen, making real-life splits less noteworthy than the on-screen drama and public behavior around stars like Ruth Chatterton and Claudette Colbert.
Dr Henry A Riley reviews headache therapies and urges a full life survey for patients. He stresses balanced habits, rest, exercise, and a structured routine. He recommends quiet, dark rooms during attacks, possible ice or heat relief, and dietary and bowel controls.
Liberty Texas February story identifies two women as leaders of a Texas and Louisiana bank raid ring linked to at least a dozen robberies and four jail breaks. Private investigator Norman York ties the pair to Cleveland Texas bank heists and notes they scouted banks and arranged getaways. Sheriff L V Hightower confirms indictments against seven men and that the women have been charged though unnamed.
Armitage recovers from a fainting spell while Poole, observing his blue lips and stern features, urges calm and offers harsh advice. The scene at the garden room ends with the guest collapsing, a note of tension lingering as Poole schemes and Lelia Cane hints at blackmail tomorrow.
Agnes Lyne discusses early helpful impulses in toddlers. A 17 month old often assists by taking dishes and placing them on shelves without breaking them. A near two year old enjoys pulling down blinds as light is switched on. The piece notes small children seek recognition for efforts.
Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy plot a daylight henhouse raid, weighing luck against careful planning. Reddy believes two to one will succeed and notes no guns are nearby as they study the hen house, hen yard, and barn for the ideal moment.
A young child naturally seeks work through cleanliness chores. He loves polishing silver, kneading dough, and helping with laundry when kept in a safe warm room. The mess and dirt please him as he imitates adults and feels grown up.
Emory M. Butler a pioneer Lubbock County ranchman died of self administered poisoning at a sanitarium in Lubbock at about 9 PM. The 70 year old man grew violently ill after noon yesterday and told his wife he had taken a box of rodent poison before noon. A physician was summoned and he was moved to the sanitarium.
Preliminary auditions reveal a radio center stage musical extravaganza designed for a microphone and possible visible audience. The show Robinson Crusoe spans eight 30 minute episodes with narration replacing announcements. Billy Smith produces, Hay Dyson writes lyrics, Paul Specht directs music.
Reddy explains a scheme to steal a farm hen using a hunting dog. He and Mrs. Reddy will wait for a dog to lure a hen feeder outside, then strike when the dog chases him. If the dog fails to appear, they will retry another day, hoping for a fat hen.
A word puzzle list featuring across and down clues including animals, particles, verbs, and objects. It presents references to historical figures like Herbert Hoover and various common nouns across categories such as nature, mechanics, and geography.
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