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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1933

Page

4

Globe prints ads and remarks on American life and world

The Amarillo Globe lists subscription rates and delivery service details. It then quotes L. P. Jacks on My American Friends, praising his overseas study of America as a land of stark contrasts and a force shaping the future alongside Russia. He notes cities reveal humanity’s best and worst, urging Europe to study America more closely.

Amarillo Wales Ciceiercence Amarillo Globe Globe News-Globe Weiick P Apecial America L. P. Jacks The Republic American Russia Europe

Frankness in the Army Calls for War Dept Overhaul

Major General Johnson Hagood urges a drastic overhaul of the War Department and army organizations arguing the current top heavy structure could collapse in war. He claims reforms could save the government about 50 million dollars annually while boosting efficiency. Official Washington should consider his bold critique.

Johnson Hagood War Department Army Hagood Washington

Salary Cuts Redefine Local County and District Pay

The county and district offices will impose a top salary of 4250 down from 5500, a ~25 percent reduction tied to population. Larger counties face bigger cuts, Potter County less affected, as lawmakers aim to align state pay with broader earnings declines. The move may slim candidate lists for next year.

Potter County

Fraught hotel mystery deepens in White Cockatoo

In a French hotel, Francis Tally demands Sue reveal a token to prove her identity as their torn inheritance hangs by a thread. Sue’s token is stolen and she bluff outs Frances as three murders loom. Jim Sundean faces warnings from David Lorn as clues link Stravsky Loyschiem.

Francis Tally Sue Frances Jim Sundean Francis David Lorn Marcel Miss Tally Sundean Lorn

First Aid Chest Essentials and Dangers Highlighted

Dr Fishbein urges caution in home medicine kits noting laxatives can be dangerous with abdominal pain from possible appendicitis. He lists common laxatives like mineral oil castor oil and powders, and warns against habit forming pain relievers containing phenacetin or acetanilid.

Dan Thomas in Filmland Highlights in Hollywood Facts

NEA Service writer Dan Thomas curates playful Hollywood trivia. John Barrymore loves Huckleberry Finn. George Meeker entered a studio only recently. Dorothea Wieck bears a Swedish middle name Olavia. Marie Dressler can alter age with hair. Robert Montgomery owns a 100 acre Massachusetts farm. Richard Dix pipes daily, prepped for him. Doris Kenyon first actress listed in Who’s Who. Ralph Bellamy collects old music boxes, now 14. Jimmy Cagney suffers neuritis, cannot raise right arm. Robert Armstrong uses a shaving brush for powder. William Powell wears velvet jackets at home. Dorothy Wilson collects recipes but cannot cook. Lucille Brown sang in Memphis church choir. Ann Harding served as official hostess at U S Army posts.

Dan Thomas Hollywood John Barrymore Huckleberry Finn George Meeker Dorothea Wieck Olavia Marie Dressler Robert Montgomery Massachusetts Richard Dix Doris Kenyon America Ralph Bellamy Jimmy Cagney Robert Armstrong William Powell Dorothy Wilson Lucille Brown Memphis Ann Harding George Grant Gatley

Glitter Gone at the Rialto

Columnist notes diminished New York first nights with fewer dazzling social figures, a radio era denting receipts, and shifting literary tastes. Mentions Oliver Williams and Ruth Bryan Owen as talk prompts, plus reflections on actors, publishers, and notable residences amid a nostalgic tone.

Ruth Bryan Owen Irvin Cobb

Guiding Your Child Summer Backyard Play

Summer play for a child centers on porch and yard activities with simple equipment. Provide a swing, a light ladder, boxes for building, a house, planks for bridges and roofs, a small wagon, a sand pile with digging tools, water tub, and supervised watering of flowers to foster creativity and activity.

Agnes Lyne

Oldham Man's Rite Conducted Here for Frank Sittner

Mass service for Frank Sittner 96 conducted at Sacred Heart Cathedral at 9 am on Wednesday. He died Monday at the home of his son-in-law Carl Straff, 13 miles south of Vega. Burial followed in Llano Cemetery. funeral directed by N. B. Griggs & Sons. Sittner a native of Germany had lived in Oldham County for five years.

Frank Sittner Carl Strafuss Vega Sacred Heart Cathedral Patrick Beaton Llano Cemetery N. 8. Griggs & Sons Sittner Germany Oldham County

Funeral services set for cave accident victim in Loving

Thomas Monsey, 22, of Loving Texas, died when an embankment of slag collapsed at an old lignite mine near New Castle. He and three coworkers were loading slag for Loving streets. the others were uninjured.

Cave New Castle Tex Thomas Monsey Loving Texas

God of the Sky and Puzzle Clues Across The Grid

A scrambled puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with numerous misspellings and unclear terms. It includes references to gods, instruments, animals, and common crossword style hints, listing numbers for each entry without coherent definitions. The source reads like a partial crossword or word-fill page with several errors.

Johnny Wren Finds Odd Nest in Farm Shed

Johnny Wren discovers Jenny Wren has chosen Farmer Brown's fish basket as a home, astonishing him. He protests the unusual nest site while Jenny insists she can build there. Old Mother Nature observes the exchange.

Johnny Wren Jenny Wren Farmer Brown Johnny Jenny Wren T. W. Burgess

Radio Schedule and A Story About a Nest

June 7 radio listings include Fannie Brice and Frede Grofe orchestra on WEAF NBC plus Burns and Allen and Waring's Pennsylvanians. the page also features an illustrated tale about a wren couple choosing a nest in a shed and a later note about Farmer Brown's Boy.

Ty Go Black String Symphony Frank Banta Drama

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