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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1933
Page
4
Observers praise Roosevelt's charisma and empathy as he prepares to lead. They note his broad support from Huey Long to La Follette and warn the upcoming economic storm may test his early goodwill and political skill.
Glenn Frank surveys Thorstein Veblen influence on technocracy, praising his view that engineers serve mankind while business profits constrain production. He highlights The Engineers and the Price System as core, noting Veblen’s term sabotage and urging engineers to lead with scientific motive.
In a tense chapter, Barbara confronts Leila about Mark's behavior and their tangled past. Leila recounts a severed romance, a fierce row over an emerald pendant, and a revealing portrait that altered their relationships. Barbara admits anger then softens, while Leila explains past schemes and lingering resentment.
A lively 1933 diary style column recounts encounters with Rupert Hughes Kath leen Norris and Irvin Cobb plus visits by Major Bowes and notable by their full names. It blends celebrity toasts with anecdotes about Dan Evans Tony Scotti and the budget director J Clawson Roop while noting cultural items and a comic rooftop ball throw.
Hollywood gossip notes Jimmy Cagney will play a perfect gentleman in his next film with Patricia Ellis, avoiding his usual rough persona. Reports mention Cagney insisted on no socking to fit the leading lady, while other set anecdotes recount on set clashes and a Dietrich decision to stay with a high paying contract as Paramount drops a damage suit.
Dr Fishbein explains Malta and Mediterranean fever evolved into undulant fever. He notes the disease spreads slowly in U S communities and is mainly transmitted by milk, especially goats milk, with pasteurization used to make milk safe.
A dialogue reveals plans around a guest named Kings Saqahara and a sketch memory. Mark agrees to pay fifty for a drawing, covering his expenses, while Mr Frere funds the roommate's fare home. Barbara reacts with a shaken, heavy heart at the disclosure.
A historical puzzle page lists numerous horizontal and vertical clues with numbers, including terms for geography, objects, and actions. The reader is invited to fill crosswise and down clues such as capital cities, measurements, animals, and common words to complete the grid.
Reddy Fox and Mrs Fox leave their home for new hunting grounds on a clear moonlit night. They tour the land seeking a safe retreat and familiarizing themselves with farms, hedges, and woodchuck holes, prioritizing safety over immediate hunger.
The Sodero concerts end their classical focus this week with a new schedule to run 10:30 to 11 nightly featuring a band concert the first night and Old American Waltzes the second. Tonight’s listings include WEAF-NBC and WJZ-NBC programs with acts like Van and Don and the Marx Brothers.
Washington reports that Japan announced elaborate naval maneuvers in equatorial Pacific waters around its controlled islets. Officials see the southern route as a response to American naval exercises at Honolulu but view the move mainly as a gesture to please the Japanese public.
Philadelphia report says Fireman Joe Kasper died as he sprinted to safety during a blaze at a vacant house. A falling chimney endangered him but his warning comrades shouted out, and he leaped toward safety, then collapsed from heart exhaustion at their feet.
Rochester Indiana report says Mrs John Hansel was pecked by a hen while picking up an egg and may lose sight in one eye. In a separate note, Greensboro North Carolina will host the 14th annual state high school music contest in April where the top violin winner receives a handmade violin trophy.
Mrs. Reddy and her companion approach a ruined barn and a deserted yard. The man exclaims they have found the retreat and their new home, while noting encroaching bushes and a ruined cellar nearby. The scene suggests a quiet moment of discovery in a rural setting.
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