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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1933
Page
4
The Globe reports the county commission aims to keep a 75 000 state appropriation for highway improvements and 250 000 for other roads. Commissioner Percy Gibbs contacts land owners to seek donation of land or optional sale contracts, urging rapid action to avoid potential cancellation of the funds.
A Brooklyn prisoner kept in jail for over two years after pleading guilty to burglary was forgotten amid court upheaval. Judge W B Vause left the bench for Atlanta prison and no one tracked the case, leaving the inmate awaiting sentencing or release.
Farrell Armitage pursues Barbara Quentin as her marriage to Mark Lodely looms in five days. Leila Cane schemes to help, spurring a London visit by Mark. In a cupboard the two uncover a portrait of Leila by Mark, revealing emeralds and a seaside landscape that deepen tensions.
Dr Copeland warns mothers whooping cough is serious especially for under five year olds. It spreads by coughing and sneezing and can lead to pneumonia or influenza if neglected. He urges keeping afflicted children away from others and notes the illness can last six weeks to three months despite care.
Winifred Black recalls a California man who burned $27,000 in notes and mortgages to illustrate that money cannot replace friendship. He invited witnesses, then wrote to each friend offering to talk, lamenting the loss of his friend Jim who now avoids him after a mortgage was placed on Jim's home. The tale ends with the view that money is easy to obtain but losing a friend is painful.
New York theatergoers face rudeness at box offices as demand grows and pleasant service becomes scarce. The piece recalls photographers, street hawkers, and local scenes on 57th Street and Petticoat Lane, noting how praise and casual kindness can aid a struggling writer and industry alike.
Funeral services for Benjamin Harrison Moore 44 of Wildorado were held at Griggs Chapel at 2 pm with Rev. Gaston Foote officiating. Interment followed at Llano Cemetery. Moore, a Rock Island railroad employee for 14 years, leaves a widow Frances and children Elmer and Alemeta, plus three brothers and three sisters.
Horizontal clues cover terms from empire capital to silkworm and consonant definitions while vertical hints include pitcher regret African antelope and atmosphere. The puzzle blends geography language and common nouns with cross references across both directions.
May be able to identify a Spanish American girl who arrived in Las Cruces last week claiming she was kidnapped in Los Angeles. The girl said she was Léna Montoya, 16, formerly of Socorro and Los Angeles. A man named M. Brooks of Glendale, Arizona, said she might be Elena Montoya known to him and did not provide her address.
In Thornton W Burgess Bedtime Stories Peter Rabbit frets through a savage snowstorm driven by North Wind. Mrs Peter urges retreat to Grandfather Chuck's shelter while Peter resists, fearing traps like Shadow the Weasel. He then trudges to the old house, breathless but determined to endure the cold.
New York January 10 NBC postpones two hour Saturday night radio clock lineup. Delayed until February following the San Francisco and Boston symphony seasons. Tonight WEAF NBC lists Jay Dennis and Ted Reese at six, Sanderson and Crumit at seven, Ben Bernie at eight, and others including John McCormack and Cab Calloway later.
Commercial secretaries of the Panhandle will gather in Amarillo Wednesday for an all day session at the Amarillo Hotel. The program features talks on the Panhandle Highway Program, a Spring Sales Campaign, an Economy Committee report, and Federal relief work with speakers from the Dallas Chamber of Commerce and West Texas Chamber of Commerce.
The four maps ordered by the Potter County commission to audit minerals for taxation will cost 300 dollars, per an estimate from County Surveyor Morris Browning. Officials expect these maps to boost revenue as the assessor has previously lacked adequate maps to locate value.
In a tense scene Mrs. Peter insists their dugout is lucky amid a fierce storm. Peter complains about living underground and resents the cold, while Mrs. Peter snaps at him, urging him to endure until relief or safety can be found.
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