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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
4
The Globe notes the demanding Eagle Scout criteria from camping to engineering, health and civics. It cites 8 976 boys earning the Eagle Badge last year and previews a weekend field day at the Fair Grounds to observe Scout training. Capt. Hermann Goering is quoted on nationalism and socialism.
Executive head reflects on Easter as a world wide festival linking pagan spring and Christian renewal. He argues the meaning of Jesus transcends sect and travels into all life, noting symbolized hope in spring growth and light overcoming darkness across cultures.
In Armene, Jim Sundean is suspected by French police of murder as newcomer David Lorn draws interest. Sue Tally and Lorn loom large while a tense hotel lockdown unfolds, ending with Sundean jailed awaiting next developments.
Dr Fishbein explains that stable, painless motion of the feet and ankles rests on good blood flow and nerves. He notes how walking aids ankle mobility and overall posture, and that birth defects or injuries to feet can affect shoe fitting, walking, and overall body health.
A column urges parents to set a cheerful example in chores to shape a child’s attitude toward home duties. It advises avoiding grumbling and procrastination, and suggests letting the child have some choice in task selection to foster cooperation.
Hollywood peers hail Katharine Hepburn as the era’s greatest sensation since Greta Garbo after A Bill of Divorcement. The piece traces her rise, early love for cinema, family background, and a lifelong drive to act from childhood.
George Jean Nathan questions Noel Coward’s claim to wit and destiny in a wide critique. The piece recalls the Nathan Woollcott feud, notes Coward’s recycled vaudeville gags, and surveys Hollywood hair trends among stars, with brief portraits of actors and industry figures.
A fragment from Thornton W. Burgess recounts Creaker the Grackle’s spring arrival and Peter Rabbit’s reactions. Peter notes Creaker’s singing, or lack thereof, as a sign Mistress Spring is near while observing Creaker and Mrs. Creaker with Plunger the Osprey nearby on the Green Meadows.
About 150 guests filled San Jacinto Methodist Church on Wednesday for a Good Fellowship dinner priced at nine cents for adults and six cents for children. Rev. Gaston Foote led the event with church women, featuring the Two Southerners, Miss Jean Wright, Miss Frances Williams, and Mrs. J. A. Ashford in piano numbers. C. M. Henderson gave a speech after a full meal and program.
R J Seber 25 goes on trial for the March 20 slaying of Aleon Dolan 25, a railroad employee, who was shot while riding in an automobile after a party. Dolan died at the scene and Seber faced the charge with another unidentified man present per an examining trial.
A fragmented puzzle page lists clues and answers for vertical and horizontal words. It includes references to a goddess of peace, various linguistic hints, and questions about a man pictured, with many archaic or partial entries and prompts for word formation.
A lighthearted column notes Amelia Earhart running her fingers through her hair, Jack Dempsey’s wine red four in hand, Roxy skipping meals, and Adolf Hitler’s tiny square black mustache seen among New York crowds. Paul Whiteman is cited for a distinctive mustache style. A postcard jab at a lecture about Greek coins is mentioned.
The page pairs radio schedules from WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ with a children’s tale about Peter and Creaker in the Green Forest. The broadcast confirms programs from 5:30 to 10 PM and a narrative teaser for Wise Mrs. Croaker.
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