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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a newspaper page header with price lines and dates. It references Oklahoma and New Mercury items, a Sunday edition, and mail rates, but readable content is limited to formatting details rather than events or names.
Dr. Francis M. Pottenger argues that extending life can become a burden as aged workers struggle to find employment. He notes science creates plenty yet 12,000,000 rely on charity, auto use harms society, and aviation spreads war. He urges using advances to improve happiness and full lives.
Senate committee weighs a plan to require pedestrians on county roads to carry red lanterns at night. The writer argues sidewalks along main country roads would save lives and criticizes anti prohibition propaganda by a group of 75 millionaires led by Senator Arthur Robinson.
A column summarizes forty recommendations from the Presidents Citizens Conference on the Crisis in Education. The list urges education as a public policy obligation, prioritizing educational needs during economic stress, reducing political interference, and reorganizing local school systems to protect child welfare.
The tale follows Lieut Napoleon Riccoli craving fame like his Napoleonic namesake. He dreams of an independent command on the Mekazzen frontier and proclaims himself Emperor of the Sahara. A harsh march with Sgt Major Vittorelli and weary Legionaries unfolds amid cold, hunger, and bravado as Riccoli plots conquest while his men endure frost and fatigue.
Explains the $400 dependent credit and $1000 single or $2500 joint personal exemptions. Defines dependent as under 18 or incapable of self support, and notes the chief-support rule, prorating rules if status changed, and head of family allowances for elderly or dependent parents. Usage tied to income tax law and 1932 act.
London reports the new threesome dance where one man partners two women at once, with the women lined behind each other and facing the man. Alex Moore of the British Board of Ballroom Dancing says the method may gain popularity in halls with more women than men. China is noted for cotton’s decorative Buddhist use.
Dr E Ber net cites tuberculosis can affect all ages and stresses infant and adolescent monitoring. He urges pasteurizing milk for children, cattle testing and culling, and strong social measures in housing, nutrition, and education to curb the disease. Regular school examinations and education of infected individuals are key.
A mixed column of social notes and celebrity chatter from New York. It recalls Six Brown Brothers, Fifi Widener, Dean Cornwell, Lupe Vélez, Oscar of the Waldorf, Mary Garden, Noel Coward, and John D, with reflections on Broadway life and a veteran troupe of aging performers. It also mentions a struggling family opening a fruit store in a Chinese laundry and a delivery of dramatic impressions from the city.
An article urges parents to involve children in sorting toys and clothes, preserving cherished items and repairing worn favorites. It argues child consent builds trust, aids confession, and strengthens parent child rapport by valuing sentimental objects over quick disposal.
W OOL executive and ranch operator P 1 W G Greer 75 president of the First State Bank of Rock Springs and leader in the Edwards County Wool and Mohair Warehouse Company died at his Rock Springs home.
Puzzle clues list across and down include references to a first woman solo trans Atlantic flight and various word definitions. The grid entries mix historical trivia and crossword style hints with several entries labeled by numbers and symbols.
A crafty trapper plants multiple snares outside and inside a barn doorway after noting foxes follow habitual paths. The next morning the traps lie undisturbed as the foxes outwit the strategist, proving two foxes outsmart the single hunter in the Green Forest scene.
New York radio scene features Elzie Hitz and understudy Thelma Marsh discussing vocal similarity on WABC CBS meet the artist. Listings note WEAF NBC and WJZ NBC schedules including appearances by Mrs F D Roosevelt Jolson and Amelia Earhart interviews.
Mrs Reddy and her husband outsmart a persistent trapper by altering their routine after noticing traps near the barn doorway. The clever fox appears to anticipate danger, leaving and entering in irregular ways. After three days the traps remain undisturbed, proving their plan works.
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