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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1933
Page
4
The Amoral mutiny aboard a Dutch warship near Batavia channels old sea rovers rather than Caribbean-style mutineers. East Indies piracy history frames the event as a clash of disciplined navy revolt with echoes of Vikings, not romantic pirate myths.
A survey by the Sons of Confederate Veterans finds only 10 406 Civil War veterans remain. The piece notes the rapid fading of gray soldiers and the shrinking number who recall famous battles like Gettysburg Shiloh Vicksburg Chancellorsville and Cold Harbor as time moves on.
Glenn Frank compares past fears of technology with modern Technocrat alarm. He cites historical protests against looms and power machinery, noting repeated cycles of anxiety over efficiency and unemployment while urging calm and pragmatic response.
In a hospital room Mark Lodely endures a temperamental demeanor while Barbara Quentin breaks her engagement. Farrell Armitage confesses love for Barbara and reveals he challenged her to choose security and happiness with Mark, testing passion against circumstance. The exchange exposes motive, loyalty, and the fragile future of their entanglements.
In Hollywood for the film International House Peggy Hopkins Joyce says if she marries again it will be on the thirteenth of any month as luck favors that date. She plans to focus on acting and says she is through with marriage for the time being, awaiting filming duties that will keep her too tired for romance.
Dr. Fishbein explains pain is a symptom not a disease and urges thorough evaluation. Chronic arm pain often non life threatening but can cause suffering and limit work and recreation. Exam should remove clothing, assess joints nerves and circulation, and X rays may be needed to detect bone changes. Arthritis pain worsens in cold damp weather and joints may be tender with limited movement.
A fragmented 1932 diary style piece describes early spring fashion trends with bold stripes and plaids, socialite gatherings at the Casino and Alice Brady’s home, and cultural references to theater, radio, and high society. The narrator muses on attire, gendered color, and personal ambitions amid a night scene of snow and twilight.
A column on fostering independence in children through meaningful tasks. It emphasizes avoiding patronizing treatment and letting kids feel their work is real, grown up, and trusted. An 11 year old girl example shows responsibility for laundry listing and verification, cultivating pride in order.
Henry Kus, a civic minded resident in Chicago, ignored a streetcar crew claim and continued shoveling snow on the tracks. A police officer was struck with his shovel and hospitalized. A full squad arrested Kus and took him to the station.
A mixed listing of crossword clues with numbered across and down entries including terms for time days sound words and various clues such as Bandmaste stick native men church belfry and more presented as a horizontal and vertical puzzle grid.
Thornton W. Burgess narrates Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy hiding from a hunter after hairs were found in an old barn hole. They fear discovery yet believe they can stay safe under the floor while distant sounds carry a warning through the frosty air.
A collage of cultural nods and social life notes from 1933, naming Robert E. Sherwood, Et ting, Mary Mannering, Alyn Price-Jones, Irvin Cobb, Matisse, Gene Fowler, Rupert Hughes, William Gaxton, Bill Halligan, Chic Sale, W. R. Edgington, Tippy Gray, Jack Pickford, Mary Garden, and Jack Whiting. It reflects Broadway, magazine figures, and a world in upswing amid gangster lore and celebrity chatter.
Radio listings show at 6:30 James Melton tenor and 8 Ben Bernie. 8:30 Ed Wynn, 10:30 Ozzie Nelson orchestra. WJZ NBC schedule includes 4:45 opening of Octavius Ray Cohen series The Townsend Mystery, with West repeat at 10:15. 8:30 Willard Robinson orchestra. 9:45 Professor Jack and 10:30 Bustle and Crinoline.
Reddy and Mrs. Reddy hear barking and a faint fox trail in cold air. Reddy decides to lure pursuing hounds away while warning Mrs. Reddy to watch for hunters with dangerous guns near the old barn, where a hunter had been seen. The hunter’s presence confirms the threat ahead.
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