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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
4
The article contrasts Russia's hardline approach to work absences with American ideas of freedom and individual rights. It notes Russia can punish workers and families for unjustified absence, while the U S aims for improved wellbeing through individual liberty, not coercive discipline.
A German flag blowing two yards over the border into Polish territory fuels Polish protests and frontier tensions in upper Silesia. Officials seek guidance on the provocative display as Borah weighs in on emergency powers and constitutional limits.
The second installment in Glenn Frank's excerpt outlines Cromwell’s recovery program. It calls for repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and adopting foreign liquor controls, creating a national police, federal firearms control with prison penalties, appointive state judiciaries, recodifying laws, private complaint bonds, tighter libel laws, tariff reduction, a moratorium on international debts, and a British Empire alliance.
A note on the coinage of chortle by Lewis Carroll during Through the Looking Glass. The term arose from his playful poems and became a lasting addition to the language due to the book’s popularity.
Margaret hides in Mekazzen during a Foreign Legion siege pursuit by Ratsul and an imperial potentate. She seeks Major Riccoli for escape, while a keen Moor and the sly Raisul plot around Otho Belleme in a tense desert citadel.
Dr. Morris Fishbein notes diagnosing and treating pediatric coughs is hard due to limited patient history. Coughs arise from airway irritation, mucus or pus in breathing tubes, and enlarged adenoids or nasal infection can trigger coughing as the body seeks relief.
A playful column notes Marian Nixon drinks milk with soda and stays alive to tell it. It recounts Joan Bennett riding after a broken hip, August Tollaire earning fifty dollars daily for beard work, Jaynet Gaynor as Girl Scouts favorite star, and Wallace Beery’s frequent San Francisco flights. It also cites Robert Montgomery as an expert equestrian high jumper and Clark Gable as a rifle marksman, with Farina returning to cinema and Joan Blondell becoming a pioneering female police assistant in Fresno. Roy De Ruth avoids previews of his own films.
The column blends sketches of figures from stage and press, noting Nellie Revell’s health comeback, Nellie’s radio persona, and quirks of Chaplin, Will Rogers, Jolson and Offinger. It reflects on editorial advice, creativity, and extravagant purchasing in a witty, observational voice.
In a tense scene Jules Maligni and Raisul scheme against Otho Belleme with a dagger and a planned surprise for Margaret. Raisul hints at betrayal tied to past loves and a wartime past, as the plan to use Belleme unfolds and foreshadows danger ahead.
Crossword puzzle item listing horizontal and vertical clues with a mix of cryptic and straightforward prompts. Includes references to historical phrases such as the Eighteenth Amendment and various wordplay targets across categories like animals, actions, and objects.
The article argues that child guidance should teach internal reasons for good behavior rather than rely on fear of punishment or a parent’s unhappiness. It stresses moving from external threats to internalized values as the child matures.
The piece lists notable buyers including Tom Mix with cream hats, George Jean Nathan with 75 airplaneshoulder coats, and Roxy with silk underwear in dozen lots. It notes Mrs James Dona hue as top fur coat buyer and Barbara Hut ton as leading Atlantic shoe buyer, plus a Plaza theater moment with a flashing lion and Lucius Beebe’s quip at a wedding.
Five cases were dismissed on motion of the district attorney due to lack of arrests and unavailable witnesses. The stricken defendants include Fred Parker, A. G. Wilson, John McGennis, and M. R. Baker. Final judgment on Andrew Tucker’s $1,500 bail bond for a 1931 murder was entered by Judge Henry Bishop.
Pope Pius XII will address Americans in Latin with an overseas translation as Vatican doors open for Holy Year. The event includes the St Peter's Cathedral opening and a cross lighting near Florence. The hour long broadcast is set for 12 30 P M tomorrow on WEAF NBC and WABC CBS.
M Gentry and wife sell to Quincy Ford for 1224.50 dollars in tract 94 part of P Vila Secs 150 166 block 2 ABM Morris Browning transfers to Maude I Browning for 10 dollars lot 15 Dees Hakle Sub block 36 Oliver Eakle O A Cook transfers to Laura L Wire for 25 dollars lot 34 block 3 Morningside Sub Falls B&L sells to Mary L Wright for 10 dollars lot 5 block 79 San Jacinto Heights Addition A F Crabbe sells to R D Kirk for 10 dollars lot 21 block 12 Wolflin Place Vehicle registration B Dawson 2409 Hughes Pon tiac
Cincinnati dispatch recalls 1772 college regulations including baths by special permission and times set by instructors. It notes strict order in the embroidery room and that pupils must stay within sight and hearing of the instructor during walks.
Amarillo Fat Stock Show Association sponsors its last roundup of dancers Saturday night at the Amusement Hall starting at 9. Guy Moon and his star musicians provide the music. Admission is 25 cents and a full house is expected with Hugh Gouldy presiding as master of ceremonies.
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