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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
6
The piece shows Huey Long using cunning senate maneuvers to extend a filibuster. It notes his mastery over rules, his playful defiance, and how he turns the floor to his advantage while rivals struggle. It also references jobless numbers and political advice amid relief debates.
Glenn Frank argues that rapid but responsible readjustment of institutions is required as inventions reshape society. He cites trains of thought from Hoover committee findings on social trends, noting how housing, cars, cities, and canning alter family life, schooling, and gender roles, urging statesmanship to address social consequences.
Farrell Armitage plots to launch Mark Lociely as an artist while securing medical aid in exchange for Barbara Quentin delaying marriage. Mark feigns weakness to outwit his hosts, but Patsy Raoul exposes him, prompting a tense upstairs chase and a pivot to a new, stark studio setting.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses how alcohol affects the brain and mind differently by individual. He notes that intoxication tests character, stimulates gastric secretions, and alters sex behavior by lowering inhibitions. He cites Dr Hyman denying pharmacologic harm from moderate daily drinking and questions links to chronic alcoholism.
Advice on making homecoming friendly to help children feel secure after school. Emphasizes warm welcomes, light snacks, and avoiding reproach to reduce resistance to coming home. Warns against mothers being absent, which heightens the child's sense of separation and sacrifice.
Collected thoughts and portraits from O. O. McIntyre with snippets on public figures actors writers and editors. Names include Elmer Davis Christopher Morley Dick Berlin Ethel Barrymore and more. musings touch on theater rumors, fashion, and nightlife with a closing note about Julia Cleft-Addams and Leila’s tomorrow plan.
Instruments filed January 18 1933 show Laura A Hill and others transferring parcels to Amarillo Development Co Neal Ainsworth and others with modest sums. Car registrations include F Sullenberger Chevrolet coach. Building permits list Texas State Highway Dept owner Dunlap Cox contractor 423 Bowie brick office building cost 10888 dollars.
Thornton W Burgess presents a fable where Blacky the Crow visits Reddy Fox at the Old Pasture on a snowy day. The fox, discouraged, contemplates hens while Blacky toys with a sly plan, hinting at cunning and appetite.
A reader recounts a spoof British brochure titled And Now All This lampooning a humorless Englishman. The piece parodies knitting mishaps with absurd diagrams from dust sheets to decoy garments, ends with a Twain quip and a note on dark humor, copyrighted 1933.
Dallas January 20 A L Slaughter told commissioners court he would rather buy another mule than hire a lawyer after his mule fell through an iron bridge and he sought damages from the county Assistant District Attorney J Hardy Neel said the county was not liable but advised consulting an attorney Slaughter insisted we rather buy a mule
Major general Phil Cook, famed as the voice actor of an “army of voices,” plans a radio comeback. He will perform 15 roles in ten scenes, write and direct, on WEAF NBC for an hour next Saturday, with additional listings on NBC and CBS stations.
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