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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe presents itself as an independent democratic newspaper delivering impartial news. It declares dedication to fair reporting and commitment to correctness over party politics.
Evans Clark of the Twentieth Century Fund advocates medical guilds offering general practice with specialists and hospital care to member patients for a fixed annual fee. The plan aims to lower costs, keep physician independence, and shield patients from variable bills, with an estimate of 50 to 60 dollars per year per person for a 15 000 patient unit.
Glenn Frank argues for an active American role in a forthcoming world economic conference. He warns against isolationism and urges strong US leadership to avoid a repeat of the 1927 tariff stalemate. He calls for broad planning beyond immediate emergencies and an initiative from America to drive global policy.
Barbara writes Farrell Armitage accusing him of destroying Mark Lodely. she vows to marry Mark to restore his sanity and dignity, then travels to central London to meet him at the National Gallery, determined to protect him from betrayal.
The piece notes ex cowpunchers now in Hollywood including David Manners and Austin Parker while others like Frank Morgan and Jimmy Gleason tried ranch life first. It recalls Helen Hayes arriving with a big contract and facing repeated casting rejections during a studio tour.
Stanford University survey shows students prioritize beauty in a mate, then cooking, with intellect third. One respondent seeks a man who can cook and another wants “an angel with a devil's smile.”
The Senate voted to dismiss the contest by Democrat Einar Hoidale against Republican Senator Schall of Minnesota. A unanimous elections committee resolution declared Schall duly elected and the contest over.
John Stringos set a wolf trap at his chicken house door to catch the thief who repeatedly stole a pallet. He later called the police when the trap and a hen vanished.
Dr. Fishbein notes anesthesia emerged less than a century ago and has transformed surgery. Today nitrous oxide ether and newer gases plus spinal and nerve blocks allow painless operations, with sedatives enabling somnolence and minimal ether use. Basal anesthetics induce sleep, reducing fear and dose needs.
New York reports a surge in army enlistments with about 300 applicants daily and 50 chosen. Recruits are from varied backgrounds including professionals and students. enlistment is for three years with a possible buy-back after one year. Pay is 21 dollars monthly plus food shelter and clothes.
Mrs Agnes Lyne advises early lessons on borrowing within families. Personal items like clothes toiletries pencils and school books should not be loaned while books can be lent with responsibility. Toys may be shared with care but older children need protection from potential spoilage of delicate items.
Shadow the Weasel clashes with Mrs Reddy Fox over a stolen hen in the Green Forest and Green Meadows. The tiny predator taunts a much larger foe, choosing cunning hold and quick dashes to keep the prize, insisting on his right to keep it.
The writer recalls helping strangers on a subway ride and observes children playing under nurses in a midtown square. He muses on human virtue, the lure of motion pictures, and a playful fantasy about a bell-pull rope trapping a matinee idol, amid reflections from a 1933 McNaught Syndicate piece.
A radio audience favored the first extended variety program by WJZ NBC stretching over two and a quarter hours. Ray Perkins steered a brisk, balanced lineup with about 25 acts and vaudeville style pacing. Plans call for monthly long shows with Phil Carlin coordinating.
A set of cryptic style clues titled League of Nations puzzle with horizontal and vertical entries. The list includes definitions for regions, animals, objects, actions, and places such as a northern Africa region near Egypt, various animals and items, directions and measurements, and a question about where the League of Nations meets.
Coy Stone sought annulment of his 1932 marriage to Della Mae Stone after his first wife Opal Williams, believed dead since 1927, reappeared following a long mysterious absence. The Oklahoma City ruling was reversed today in the Enoch Arden case.
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