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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1933
Page
4
The Globe discusses whether Roosevelt would be a dictator under proposed powers. It argues that real dictatorial status requires violent removal and unchecked rule, and concludes that Congress and lawful recall constrain such powers despite emergency measures. It contrasts practical limits with Mussolini-esque fears.
Glenn Frank reflects on Berle and Means noting that from 1900 to 1928 ownership of corporate stock expanded from 4.4 million holders with 66 billion dollars to 18 million holders with 92 billion dollars while average shares fell from 140 to 51. Yet actual control concentrated in a shrinking set of managers and legal devices, shaping future government or social controls.
Barbara learns an unnamed newspaper announces her engagement to Mark, though she denies agreeing to marriage. Leila Cane suspects the news, while Barbara contemplates two suitors, Mark and Farrell Armitage, and a powerful figure Jacques Malavie, Ltd. hints at a deliberate alliance. Old family ties and City power frame a tense social drama.
Hollywood veteran Alison Skipworth, after 33 years of acting, says she feels terrible about retirement and will work as long as she is hired. She notes her career spans stage and film with steady demand, and rumors link her to the title role in Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, with Paramount holding film rights.
Dr Fishbein explains how home climate affects child health. A White House study notes infants under one year are more sensitive to heat and cold, with winter respiratory infections common due to mucous membrane resistance and crowded poorly ventilated rooms.
A bustling New York diary recounts lunches in the city, literary buzz, and social circles with figures like Isabel Paterson and Alfred Lunt. It mentions Turkish baths, lunches in Forest Hills, a notable estate sale, and jotted opinions on writers and actors, ending with a cliffing note about Barbara’s tomorrow's plans.
A dense list of across and down clues spans various definitions from geometry to biology, including terms like Armadillo, Cancer, and Nile. The grid features numerous cross-referenced hints such as center of, amphitheater. electrified particle. wooden tooth. and weathercock.
In Thornton W Burgess Bedtime Stories Reddy Fox suffers a hurt hind leg from hunters shots and hobbles to safety. Mrs Reddy leads away the two pursuing hounds, turning the chase aside on thin ice as she tends his injury and they regroup.
Pope Pius reads final decree for Gemma Galgani and Giuseppe Pignatelli as he calls the Holy Year a path to spiritual fruit and mercy worldwide. He highlights Russia Mexico and Spain as needing special aid amid hardships, lamenting religious decay and sorrowful memories. Sound travels faster in warm weather.
Reddy and Mrs. Reddy shelter in an old barn after a hunter threat. Reddy sustains a leg injury and Mrs. Reddy hunts for food while they stay hidden until darkness. They plan to remain underground and avoid exposure as they wait for safer times.
New York reports Tom Howard, famed gag expert, signs with WEAF NBC for a Friday night show. He will be joined by Herbert Polesie as straight man Jeannie Lang as Sonstress a male quartet and Harry Salter’s Orchestra. Network listings include Crooks White Paul Reich Etting Revue Sterns Orch Wagner Memorial Concerts and Groucho Chico Three X Sisters and others on NBC CBS and NBC affiliates.
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