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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1933
Page
4
A historical reflection notes Samuel Insull and family profiting 25 million on a single trust issue. The piece argues such windfalls belong to boom years and should be prohibited to restore sound economic order, urging a firm stance against get rich quick tricks.
New York diary entry notes a gusty day filled with social rounds and eccentric observations. The author commends the silencing of Glad Prince Michael Romanoff and catalogs encounters with writers actors and society figures, including Lucile Pugh and Join Hoyt, amid reflections on fashion and urban life.
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale, Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy decide to abandon their safe but exposed barn after a trapper is tracked nearby. Reddy, hurt but able to travel on three legs, plans a sheltered stay in the hills before returning to the Old Pasture on Farmer Brown's farm.
The U S customs department blocked destroying a collection of Michelangelo Sistine Chapel photographs after an overruled order drew sharp criticism. Assistant Solicitor Brewer ordered release, praised nationwide for reversing a misguided action and defending art against censorship.
Sailor Harris recounts a perilous trek to Mekazzen with Bedouin captors and a message to Save the little Jewels. Otho reveals Jules Maligni as the hidden link to the Pilot Pedro Maligni and Raisul, tying past intrigues to current danger at the Mekazzen post.
Hollywood reports describe wear-what-you-want gatherings as a trend among stars and escorts. Gary Cooper hosts guests including Jimmy Durante Carole Lombard and Jack Oakie while Mary Pickford enjoys a dull party before calling on friends with Mary’s chauffeur relaying visits under the name Gladys Smith.
The article argues to teach children a cheerful view of bad weather. It notes that rain and snow tempt excuses to skip school and abandon plans, causing gloom and missed promises. It urges cultivating resilience and practical adaptation to weather.
Drs. Greene Fitzhugh and Burton E. Hamilton warn angina pectoris may increase as people live longer and note 100 death cases show attacks often follow unfamiliar violent exertion. They caution long walks may be unsafe and emphasize prevention and recognizing exertion limits.
A Tennessee clipping parades quick sketches of fame and style including Urbana Til Emerson Roger and Walter Chrys ler, with mentions of Wal ter Jr., Owen Davis and Will Hays. The piece notes Francis Lederer Glenn Anders and Carl Laemmle, hinting at financial and social contrasts in 1933 cinema. Odd McIntyre is teased as a run of fate.
A 50 foot launch struck a rock at the ship channel entrance near Port Arthur. Lee H. Yocum drowned after being swept away by current. J L Ming Nat Prutzman were rescued as Coast Guard crews searched the channel for the missing man and attempted recovery. Captain Haley Bell leaped into the water to aid but could not save Yocum.
A compiled crossword style list presenting across and down clues. Includes references to political titles, nautical terms, measurements and miscellaneous terms organized as horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and brief hints.
New York Feb 27 Willard Robison and his deep orchestra may assume the Sunday night concert period on WJZ NBC formerly held by Paul Whiteman. Whiteman’s group leaves for a road trip, with Robison among a few others considered to present 45 minutes of modern music. Whiteman also ends his WEAF NBC Monday night slot tonight.
The clever trapper learns two foxes used a den under a barn to outwit him. He plans a new hunt on the foxes hunting grounds, then a pair of foxes near a rabbit corpse alert Reddy and Mrs. Reddy to danger as they inspect a snowy scene and a stump vantage point.
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