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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
4
Sinclair Lewis says America and England must shed emocionalism and adopt practical realism to build solid ties. He notes that mutual dislikes will surface when allies unite, urging early acknowledgment of tensions to foster lasting friendship and cooperation between nations.
Secretary Swanson urges restoring the U S Navy to treaty strength amid projected shortfall of 135 vessels by 1936 if trends hold. He argues for rapid new construction while weighing fiscal limits, noting Congress must eventually decide. Mrs Roosevelt reinforces shared civic duty across genders in this urgent call.
Glenn Frank argues that American banking no longer tolerates pure individualism. He says banking is the heart of the economy and must be federally regulated for stability. He urges prompt federal jurisdiction over all U S banks to prevent depressions and protect national trust.
Raisul, son of the Raid of Mekazzen, slips into Margaret Maligni's room as her mother in law protests. A hooded stranger, Carl Von Mittengen, reveals himself and bargains with Margaret to aid each other amid tense power plays. A whispered melody and looming danger drive Margaret toward a dangerous bargain with a mysterious European presence.
Dr Fishbein explains the dangers of corneal ulcers from pneumonia and gonorrheal germs, and describes how eye infection can spread from systemic sources. He notes photophobia in corneal inflammation, the role of malnutrition and tuberculosis in children, and the seriousness of syphilis affecting the eye.
Bishop Seaman will preach at 8 o'clock Wednesday night at St Andrew's Church Ninth and Fillmore Streets on Some Interesting Developments in the Episcopal Church both Ancient and Modern. The public is invited to attend as part of a Lenten series arranged by Rev. F A Foster.
Hollywood actress Vera Engels discusses her life filming The Jasper with Richard Dix and heading Me Cruise while revealing a doll and toy animal collection in her New York apartment. She recounts learning a musical saw after seeing it on stage and notes the challenge of walking alone early mornings as she seeks a happy balance.
New York report notes a drift from city living to isolated farms and rural settings. Readers describe tight-knit enclaves abandoning phones and modern plumbing, while economists predict a new upswing in country properties.
A wary mother overreacts to minor child troubles by imagining serious issues. Neurotic anxiety causes her to magnify normal behaviors, prompting excessive worry and interference. Seek an objective third party to curb parental fears and prevent creating real problems.
A compact list of crossword style clues and answers from a biblical quotation puzzle. Items cover horizontal and vertical entries with references to breeding place to postpone and tools for holding work among others, including occupations, animals, and elements of scripture.
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale Unc Billy Possum favors alone time after a harsh winter. He returns to his old haunts thinner from scarce food while neighbors like Johnny Chuck struggle to regain body fat. He eats freely and avoids socializing, preferring to be left alone.
Stewart is Hollywood's most indefatigable party attender Eugene ONeill frets over a dripping tap Richard Bennett has endured pneumonia each winter Gene Markey fears baldness A hotel clerk delays lead to a rebuke The manager explains he is father to twins and in a flutter revealing comic newsroom antics
The Roosevelt cabinet will join a radio symposium on government affairs extending into next month. Starting a week from Monday night each member will get a half hour on WEAF NBC to discuss departmental issues, beginning with Treasury Secretary Woodin. Commerce Secretary Roper will speak Saturday night for the CBS Public Affairs Institute.
In a Burgess tale from 1933, Unc Billy the possum laments cold weather and sparse meals, wishing for spring while craving minnows and wood mice. Reddy Fox passes below as Unc Billy climbs a tree, then descends frustrated that nothing feels right. The scene sets up the next story, The Two Pacifists.
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