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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
4
The nation places its hopes and fears on Franklin D. Roosevelt as he begins his term. The editorial urges unity and trust in democratic processes, warning against drift and stressing that the White House must provide the program to save the republic.
The Miami shooting prompts calls for stricter laws and harsher enforcement. The piece argues revolvers are too readily available and urges legislators to remove firearms from easy access.
Glenn Frank argues for a stable national credit and currency system defined by adequacy and responsiveness. He warns against revering old standards and urges readiness to consider currency readjustment and reform if quantitative inadequacy exists, noting proposals abound.
Major Napoleon Riccoli plots treachery in Mekazzen near the Citadel while Margaret Maligni, wife of Jules Maligni, confronts the brutal, powerful Kaid Haroun Abd allah Karim and his son Raisul Abd allah Karim. Margarets fear grows as she navigates a world of palace intrigue and masked loyalties.
Dr. Fishbein notes snake and lizard bites are rare in the U S but spider and scorpion bites occur occasionally, with the shoe button and black widow spiders causing painful symptoms. Black widow bites can threaten life in under 10 percent of cases. scorpion bites are less common and treated with local anesthesia and adrenaline to limit absorption.
Review hails King Kong as the zenith of animal pictures with a 40-foot ape and prehistoric monsters. Arm strong and Wray lead. but questions arise over a fictitious native language needing translation for censor boards. The piece also notes a late Peggy Hopkins Joyce date with Jack Oakie and a playful music exchange with Eric von Stroheim.
A searing portrait of old New York aristocrats who never frequent bars or barber shops, preferring closed clubs and private houses. The piece contrasts their studious tastes, theater loyalties, and refined wardrobes with a fading Broadway era, citing figures like J. P. Morgan and George M. Cohan, and recalling vanished lunch spots and social rituals.
In a scene likened to Lucrezia Borgia and Cleopatra, Lady Elisa Bethel Ann contemplates life and current events amid tension with the formidable Lady Zainab. The Kansas City Livestock Exchange faces closure as of Friday due to inability to obtain balance transfers from Chicago banks.
Deed transfers include E. W. Gray to R. Gardin Lot 11 Block 12 and Julia H. Hargiss to Gibson Oil Co. Lot 10 Block 24. Other entries cover P. H. Imp. Co. to Mrs. A. J. Thompson and Emma Wiseman to L. P. Wiseman. Building permits show Gibson Oil Corp remodeling 220 Taylor for $500. CAR REGISTRATIONS list Glenn L. Casey Memphis Texas and J. H. Steger.
A historical crossword style list covering clues for Nobel Prize related terms across horizontal and vertical categories. Includes figures like inventor of the telephone and various definitional prompts spanning science, language, and everyday objects.
Peter Rabbit sits motionless under a Green Meadows border as a Fox appears nearby. The familiar back hints at Reddy Fox, prompting caution while Jimmy Skunk awaits. The scene unfolds in Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale style.
A brisk collage lists Robert Hilliard Ralph Hertz and Eddie Dunn in vivid outfits while noting Lillian Russell Fay Templeton and Hammerstein's club buzz. It mentions Eddie Cantor Gil Boag Joan Crawford Carollyn Wells and Gracie Allen connected to Paris Hollywood California and this era’s backstage whimsy. It closes with a quip about chiropodists and a copyright notice from McNaught Syndicate.
New York dispatch reports that network broadcasters pledge their facilities to the federal government for a potential government message during the banking holiday. Listings include WEAF NBC 6:30 Donald Nevis tenor 8 Showboat 9 Jack Pearl 11:30 Jack Miles Orchestra. WABC CBS 5:30 Kate Smith 5:15 Mills Brothers 9 The Foreign Legion Drama 10 Barlow Symphony. WJZ NBC 6:15 Concert foot lights 7:30 Rin Tin Tin with Francis X Bushman 8:30 Wayne King Orchestra 10:30 Josef Shevinne pianist.
Reddy returns to the scene with Mrs. Reddy likely, prompting Peter Rabbit to freeze and hope for safety in the Briar Patch. Jimmy Skunk comments that Peter is clever at dodging but otherwise harmless, while Reddy contemplates Peter’s luck and potential bobbing up at any moment. The tale foreshadows Reddys Hope Is Realized.
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