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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe quotes Senator M. M. Logan of Kentucky criticizing high salaried coaches for glorifying athletes with bull necks while neglecting students who study. Oklahoma official D. B. Collins of Alfalfa County comments on the issue.
Lieutenant Le Sage stages a mock death duel to test Napoleon Riccoli, forcing multiple pistol shots with a fickle revolver. Riccoli, unable to die by action, ultimately yields to swords as Le Sage exposes his ruse. Madame Le Sage witnesses the tense test and a new role awaits Riccoli tomorrow.
DAN THOMAS argues against banning foreigners from films noting Cavalcade cost about 1 million with English directors and American crews. He cites thousands of American jobs created and theaters boosted, plus foreign born stars like Dressler Shearer Garbo among beneficiaries earning millions for Americans. He questions the sense in excluding foreigners.
Funeral services were held Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs W D Gunn for Dorothy Ruth Arledge four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Arledge Fort Worth former Amarillo residents She died Wednesday at the family home in Fort Worth Rev Robert C Jones Church of Christ pastor officiated and interment followed at Llano Cemetery under N S Griggs Sons A sister Marjorie Ann and a brother James survive Pallbearers were C C Loving W S Roberts Clyde Farmer and Walter B Allen
Ten year-old Vincent Moffitt draped in a three-cornered hat with an American flag staged a Washington crossing on a scooter at Evanston Illinois. Traffic on the busy street was blocked and police escorted him home.
Dr Fishbein explains two Pasteur Koch principles to combat tuberculosis. Remove child from contaminated surroundings and isolate the sick while educating them in prevention. Diet and malnutrition strongly impact death rates, with nutrition crucial for invalids.
In a stark Battery Park vignette from New York on February 23, the author notes the park as a bleak terminal for down-and-outs amid Wall Street’s roar. Immigrants begin their journeys from this spot, while society pages highlight Margolo Gilmore, Ellen Berlin, Clare Boothe Brokaw, and other figures amid a tide of wealth and literary culture.
A Mrs Agnes Lyne essay urges humane guidance of children around police and traffic. It argues against threats to enforce obedience and promotes viewing police as protectors and guardians at crossings to foster respect for the law and safe behavior.
NEW CASTLE Pa Feb 23 The girls cannot shock Mayor Charles B Mayne with modern clothes He says he would not object The mayor recalls a country where women wore trousers Alaska was named as the place
Thornton W Burgess tells how a hunter believes he will trap Reddy Fox after a hen theft sparks a pursuit. The smart fox and Mrs. Reddy outwit the hunter by staying hidden as he methodically waits under an old barn after a long chase.
A collection of vivid, sometimes clipped anecdotes from a chaotic editorial room. Names like Morris Gest and Jascha Heifetz surface alongside these quick vignettes about editors and writers, including pay disputes and odd habits, all within a dated press-syndicate frame.
General John J. Pershing, 72, will narrate a dramatic musicale about his war experiences on WEAF NBC, joining Lewis E. Lawes and David W. Griffith as famous radio voices. Programs tonight include Donald Nevis, Rudy Vallee, Showboat, Jack Pearl, Easy Aces, Ruth Etting, and Wayne King’s Orchestra across WEAF NBC CBS and WJZ NBC.
A hunter schemes to trap a fox in an old barn using a hidden steel trap. The fox evades the snare by outsmarting the hunter, leaving the trap sprung and the hunter vowing to outwit the clever red coat. The scene ends with the fox seemingly intact and the trapper resolved to continue pursuit.
A fragmented crossword style puzzle includes horizontal and vertical clues with political, nautical, religious and linguistic terms. The jumble lists numbers 13 to 58 across and 1 to 54 down, mixing names, professions, and common nouns with several abbreviations and theme hints.
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