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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe 1933 publication details list edition times publisher and staff, carrier and mail subscription rates, and special delivery options. It notes daily and Sunday editions, and emphasizes independent democratic journalism.
The piece argues kidnapping crime exposes police lapses across the nation from New York to small towns. It urges federal involvement in all cases and even a nationwide centralized police force to curb an unmanageable, independent local system.
Gen. Hugh S. Johnson says the industrial recovery act does not force unionization but offers a moment for the American Federation of Labor to lead. Government will back organized labor, but will not do the work. The AFL must seize the opportunity and push for broader union power itself.
Editorial argues democracies must reform or be replaced as Europe trends toward centralized planning. It cites Russia Italy and England and proposes delegating powers to executives, creating socially responsible self governments, and integrating expert business judgment into government councils.
Georgie Bancroft writes a love letter to married actor Nicholas Boyd in Germany while torn by feelings for Clifford Asher. She resists his marriage proposal, reflecting on past loves and a possible future with Boyd. The ballroom scene and night drive reveal Georgie’s conflict and longing as she ponders love, loyalty, and duty.
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines burn causes including flame heat steam and electricity. Severe burns covering over half the body are often fatal and require immediate, calm care with rest and proper covering. Immediate actions include smothering flames with a heavy material, cooling with cold water for minor burns, and using sterile petrolatum with narrow gauze strips for dressings. Modern care favors liquid petrolatum or bed petrolatum and advanced methods for severe cases.
A feature mocks Hollywood rumor mill citing false reports about Janet Gaynor and Winfield Sheehan marriage Greta Garbo interviews and Hoot Gibson death while noting how radio broadcasts sparked a phony death story and ongoing speculation in the film capital.
A historical crossword style puzzle lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries about a pictured man and related terms. Answers include names of people, places, and objects such as a famed university figure, classical items, and common nouns, forming a connected word grid.
Diary style notes profile Yale president and social circle in New York. Mentions Ogden Nash Virginia Harned Gypsy O'Brien Minnie Vesey Luther Reed Steve Hannagan Will Hearst Mary Brown Warburton Margaret Amory Mary Harriman Rumsey Paul Whiteman and others. satirical asides on fashion, academia, and society.
Betty Bear fears deep water and mocks from younger Beavers keep her from trying. When Buster Bear appears, she panics but dives in and discovers she can swim. She turns to find Mother Bear across the pond and completes the crossing, ending with a proud, fearless swim.
In the crisis, right and wrong compete for a man. Right demands endurance, bravery, and patient toil to meet fate. Wrong offers an easier path that ends in lasting sickness of the soul. The crucial choice defines honor, worth, and friendships.
Georgie and Clifford wait by a car after seeing a torn newspaper scrap reading Movie Star Dies Suddenly. Georgie feels the world slip away as she imagines fate and tragedy behind ordinary life. The moment hints at looming revelations about Can A Be Nicholas.
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