The Globe Examines Labor, Economy, and Massacres
The Amarillo Globe discusses unemployment figures from the American Federation of Labor, NRA prospects, and a June dip in department store sales, noting production outpacing consumption. It reviews The Massacre of Glencoe by John Buchan and analyzes Glenn Frank and John T. Flynn on six paths for future leadership in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Glenn Frank
John T. Flynn
Scribner's Magazine
Flynn
Hoovers
Hulls
Sir Arthur Salter
John Maynard Keynes
al Smith
Norman Thomas
Black
Perkins
Tke Malcolm Rorty
Fred Kent
George Soule
Stuart Chase
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Return of the Disfigured Star Drives Private Confrontation
Georgie Bancroft visits Nicholas Boyd in his apartment after learning he has returned from Germany. He admits bitterness over his lost fame and a failed film career, while Georgie confesses deep love and seeks a future together. He refuses, citing marriage and divergent paths, but the pair share a fragile emotional breakthrough as light reveals his scarred face and their tension remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Bancroft
Nicholas Boyd
Germany
Nicholas
Bernie
London
Georgie
Robin
America
Choosing a licensed physician for health care
Dr Fishbein discusses evaluating a doctor before choosing a physician. He outlines that licensure is issued by state medical boards, with exams, graduation proof, and moral character checks. He notes the importance of hospital internship, hospital ties, and membership in county, state medical societies, and the American Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
State Medical Board of Registration
American Medical Asociation
American Medical Association
Hollywood anecdotes reveal quirky lives behind the films
In Hollywood July 31 a string of light profiles highlights Lee Tracy’s superstitions about black cats, Jean Harlow’s red pig cart, W. S. Van Dyke’s lumberjack past, Willard Mack’s murder-trial obsessiveness, Jean Hersholt’s courtroom visits, Lupe Velez’s Mexican room of clay figures, and romances involving Nick Stuart Sue Carol and Ken Murray. Dolores Del Rio gardens, Richard Dix’s Cornell lineage, Francis Lederer’s shift from cowboy tales to philosophy, and James Bush’s lifelong acting span.
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Hollywood
Lee Tracy
Jean Harlow
van Dyke
Globe
Willard Mack
Harry Thaw
Jean Hersholt
Los Angeles
Lupe Velez
Nick Stuart
Sue Carol
Nick
Bobbie Arnst
Johnny Weissmuller
Sue
Ken Murray
Dolores del Rio
Richard Dix
Cornell
Cornell University
Francis Lederer
James Bush
Spectacular Livermoore Estate Sale and Parisian Notes
A long column notes a $168,000 sale of Jesse L. Livermore's Great Neck estate to satisfy creditors, describing the 29 rooms, 12 baths, private beach, and landscaped grounds. It also compiles fashion, society, and literary gossip from New York, with references to Dunhill, Haggin, Heyward, Adams, and Bennet, plus cultural curiosities and a quip about color vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse L. Livermores
Great Neck
Livermore
Wall Street
Arcadia
Georgie Confesses Craving for Robin Despite Divorce Pressure
In a tense scene Georgie pleads with Robin to stay and expresses despair over being unable to find happiness. She admits needing someone of her own and confronts the reality that Robin does not want her, clarifying their marital separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Georgie
Doubleday Doran
Designer of Homes HORIZONTAL 2 Who is the man in the picture
The puzzle clues list a portrait of a world famous designer with many cross references across medicine, geography, and language. It assigns a name linked to a famed hotel in Japan and a wide range of related terms, suggesting a well known historical figure in architecture or design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Maynard Hutchins
University of Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Japan
Bedtime Stories tale of Peter Rabbit and worries in Briar patch
Peter Rabbit grows restless staying home in the Briar patch while Mrs. Peter frets about danger and care for their babies. Merry Little Breezes gossip about gardens and tempt Peter with cabbage and lettuce as he contemplates venturing out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rabbit
Briar-patch
Mrs. Peter
Peter
Mrs
Danny Meadow Mouse
Briar Patch
Himsel
Mother West Wind
Farmer Brown
Briar
T. W. Burgess
Radio Listings and a Peter Rabbit Tale
Radio schedules from WEAF WABC and WJZ outline tonight programming including talk, variety, and concerts. A companion excerpt recounts Peter Rabbit's temptation by Farmer Brown's garden, detailing the Breezes’ teasing scents and Peter's inner conflict in a 1933 tale.
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A nostalgic poem about family harmony and security. The speaker reflects on past worries fading as mother’s care remains constant, children are healthy, and the future looks bright. The verse emphasizes gratitude for home, love, and simple blessings as life moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
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Rhoda Broughton
James Porkes
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Harry Evans
Rudyard Kipling
San Francisco
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Leith
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Bedtime Stories
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Old Mother Nature
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