The Globe Declares Revolution Quietly Underway
The Amarillo Globe editorial discusses a peaceful, constitutional shift in U S policy under the Roosevelt industrial control bill. It argues the reform mixes private profit with public regulation, noting cross endorsements from labor leaders and business groups as America tests adapting democracy to modern industrialism.
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Ays
Roosevelt
Mussolini
Moscow
Ultaneus
Richberg
Henry S. Har
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Judge McDevitt Delays Embezzler Sentence Aiming for Parity
Philadelphia judge Harry McDevitt tells a city collector who pleaded guilty to embezzlement that he will wait to see sentences given to New York bankers who stole millions. He asserts a fair proportion of jail time for all, appealing to public desire for equal justice.
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Harry
McDevitt
Philadelphia
New York
Roosevelt and Readjustment
Glenn Frank argues President Roosevelt pursues experimentalism with cautious strength, likening his leadership to calling plays in football. He says reform aims to adapt political and economic policy to the shift from industrial to scientific civilization, with future essays on agriculture and industry.
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Glenn Frank
Roosevelt
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
White Cockatoo twists fate in Southern France hotel
In a Southern France hotel, Sue Tally risks exposure as a token linked to her inheritance resurfaces amid murder fears. Francis Tally confronts police, while Lovschiem shifts from delay to decisive action as the search for the murderer continues and the token remains missing.
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Francis Tally
France
Sue
Lorn
Francis
Lovschiem
Cockatoo
Stravsky
Grethe
Miss Tally
Dr Fishbein Health Talk on Fallen Arch Foot Pain
The article outlines that fallen arch causes severe foot pain more in women, and recommends hot applications and shoe padding with a rigid medium width shank. It lists exercises to strengthen arch-supporting tissues including towel grip, golf ball rolls, marble pickup, and pencil movements, noting copyright 1933 NEA Service.
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NEA Service, Inc
Nancy Colman Steps Into DeMille Cinderella Role
Hollywood buzz centers on Nancy Colman as she lands the lead in Cecil B. DeMille's This Day and Age after a high school to Broadway to Hollywood ascent. DeMille history suggests a rise, with name changes common among stars, as Nancy’s evolving identity continues amid the film’s start.
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Dan Thomas
NEA
Hollywood
Moviana
Nancy Colman
Nancy
New England
Cecil B. DeMille
Brunet
Broadway
DeMille
Florence Vidtor
Argnes Ayers
Lila Lee
Leatrice Joy
Eleanor Fair
Paul Adams
Pen Poetry as Sideline: Arts and Society in 1933
A column notes poets like Margaret Fishback Ogden Nash and Edna St. Vincent Millay juggle day jobs in advertising publishing radio and publicity while a vivid portrait of New York's cultural scene unfolds. It blends literary reference with social observations citing Columbus Circle vaudeville nightlife and lingering economic anxieties alongside glimpses of contemporary writers and public figures.
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O. O. M’intyre
New York
Margaret Fishback
Ogden Nash
Samuel Hoffensten
Hollywood
Martha Wilchinski
Selma Robinson
Edna St. Vincent Millay
John Mesefield
Edward Arlington Robinson
Escapes Death in Plane Then Dies in Car Crash
L. F. Knapp of Santa Rosa California survived a plane crash only to be killed in an automobile accident near Sierra Blanca. He rode in a wrecking car holding the damaged plane’s motor when another car struck the wrecker. Knapp, about 25, was with J. H. Thomas en route to Kansas City Kansas.
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Francis Tally
Leyschiem
Sue
Paris
Monsieur
Lovschiem
Lorn
Sierra Blanca
L. F. Knapp
Santa Rosa
Calif
Knapp
Fort Worth
J. H. Thomas
Kansas City
Kan
World’s Fair Puzzle: Horizontal and vertical clues list
A scanned puzzle page presents a grid of horizontal and vertical clues with numbered word definitions. The clues cover diverse terms from forms of “to be” to geographic drawings, animals, tools, and musical instruments, intended for a word-fill crossword style solution.
Burgess Charmers Ballad of Winsome Bluebird in Old Orchard
In Thornton W. Burgess style the Winsome Bluebird and Mrs Winsome challenge Bully the English Sparrow and Mrs Bully as they move into a house in the Old Orchard. A brief struggle over doorway access ends with the bluebirds pressing on to another house.
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Winsome Bluebird
Mrs. Winsome
Bully
Old Orchard Birds Battle For Homes In Seasonal Turmoil
In the Old Orchard, Sparrows contest Bluebird and Bully nests as Farmer Brown's Boy cleans out old sites and installs new houses. Winsome and Mrs Winsome fight to keep a familiar perch while Wrens have already filled another, leading to a settled choice of a preferred old home. The scene closes with a return to the familiar nest.
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Bully
Sparrows
Winsome
Mrs. Winsome
Farmer Brown
Fermer Brown
Mrs. Bully
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