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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1933

Page

4

Debts debate and toll of war in a letter to Hoover

A Boston engineer argues against wiping out Allied war debts by counting the cost in dead soldiers. The piece rebuts claims that America owed nothing after costly losses and cites the nation’s substantial wartime effort. It notes revision arguments but rejects the balance of vanished dollars against dead soldiers. It cites quotes from Rep Byron Harlan and Kurt von Schleicher.

Boston Hoover Germany America France England

Business versus industry by Glenn Frank analysis

The essay traces the Veblen distinction between business aimed at profit and industry aimed at satisfying material needs, arguing for organizing technological resources for human benefit over profit. It notes the technocracy debate but urges policy to prioritize public good and efficiency over profits.

Glenn Frank Thorstein Veblen Veblen Dow Paron Ministry of Technology McClure Newspaper Syndicate

The Cane Family Intrigues Stir Farrell and Barbara

Farrell Armitage contends with past sins and present passion as Barbara Quentin draws him into a tangled web. Leila Cane recalls a longgone law partnership downfall while Sir James Cane toys with Armitage, setting a volatile scene at South-the-Water. Barbara faces an impending marriage to Mark Lodely while Farrell resists a fate he cannot avoid.

Cane Quentin, Lociely Armitage Farrell Armitage Barbara Quentin Farrell Barbara Mark Lodely Leila Cane Mark Quentin, Lodely & Cane James Cane Leila South-the- Water Sir James Cane Kings Mallard South-the-Water Vicarage New York Lady Cane Jove Lociely Sir James Lodely Mari Lacie Quentin Julia Cleft-Addams

Health in 1933 by Dr Copeland

Dr Copeland urges 1933 optimism through personal health. A U S Senator and former New York City Health Commissioner asserts physical welfare drives national progress and must guide daily work and public effort in the new year.

Royal Copeland M. D U. S New York New York City Sydney Smith

Murder by Youth. A grim 1933 column by Winifred Black.

Winifred Black condemns a spate of murders by youths in Chicago and California. She cites a 16 year old who killed his grandmother for money, a 19 year old who killed a car driver, and three California cases including arson, patricide, and a girl killer in a bicycle shop. She laments erosion of conscience and calls for old fashioned abhorrence of murder.

Winifred Black Chicago California

Diary Notes on Hollywood Figures and Theatre Comebacks

A New York diary recalls George and Diana FitzMaurice Hollywood bound with the Gilberts and DeMilles, then dinners with editors and critics. It highlights Harold McGrath’s death marked by deafness, Yascha Bunckuch’s cello fame, Conway Tearle’s stage return, and Ed Wynn’s enduring comeback in theater and radio.

New York Pepys George Diana Fitzmaurice Hollywood Gilbert Gabriels Will Hays Hinkle Hayses Indiana Cecil B. DeMilles Valentine Winters John Drinkwaters Times Lee Maybell Orwells Wiliam Emmet Moore Baltimore Sun Percy Hammond John Anderson John N. Wheeler Ed Wynn

They Get Close Shaves As Barber Shop Robbed

In Chicago on Saturday night Benjamin Adler's barber shop was robbed by three men who walked in during shaves. They took $115 from the till, leaving Adler and his assistant unharmed. One robber checked his own money, noting he had fifty dollars while another had one hundred.

Chicago Benjamin Adler Adler

Guiding Your Child In Independent Work

An ex acting and conscientious parent should avoid hovering over a child. Overseeing saps the child’s self reliance and focus. Give a task worth doing, explain briefly, then step back and let the child finish. Even imperfect results provide valuable practice in concentration and achievement.

Agnes Lyne

Paddy the Beaver Prepares for Winter Visit

Paddy the Beaver and Mrs Paddy thriftily prepare for winter by repairing their home and building a winter food pile. They discuss prudence and anticipation, noting that preparation beats living day to day, and work through the night to add logs and birch for sustenance.

Paddy the Beaver Mrs. Paddy Paddy

Riding Academy in Receivership and Forest Folk Visit

A quirky reflection on journalism and aging opens with worldly names and ownerless fame. The Paddy family ends a hard day's work by a pond in the Green Forest as Lightfoot the Deer appears and Little Joe Otter nears, foreshadowing a tense meeting.

Jack Frost Paddy Green Forest Joe Otter Laughing Brook Joe Mrs

Inauguration Day Radio Broadcast Schedule New York

New York radio listings detail Herbert Lehman’s inauguration coverage on WEAF WOR WWY and WBEN with the Rose Bowl parade and game in Pasadena. Programs span 11 A.M. to 12:15 P.M. and 3:30 P.M. onward featuring music, concerts, and varied talk shows from WABC WJZ and NBC networks.

New York Herbert H. Lehman WEAF WOR WWY WBEN Wabc-Cbs NBC Pasadena Calif Pittsburgh Southern California Wabccbs School of the Air Res WJZ Welsh Choir of Chicago Melody Keep

Presidential Question Horizontal 101 Puzzle and Answers

A word puzzle sheet lists a horizontal and vertical set with clues and answers across topics such as geography weights and verbs. It includes multiple numbered entries like 6 10 13 and 27 alongside definitions for parts of speech and objects, compiling a broad clue list.

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