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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1933
Page
4
The Globe editorial reflects on Germanys book burnings under Adolf Hitler, arguing such efforts fail to suppress ideas. It recalls historical attempts by Romans, Spaniards, Russians, and French to erase dissent, noting books endure as imperishables.
A columnist notes robins across states fighting their reflections in windows, asking why the birds imitate human vanity and suggesting whether leaders like President Roosevelt could do something about the craze. The piece mocks the trend as a spring oddity in birds and society.
Glenn Frank explains inflation as a monetary concept, distinguishing it from mere price rises or currency growth. He defines inflation as forced expansion of credit beyond business needs, noting purchasing power declines when the circulating medium grows faster than trade.
Marcel is killed by an elevator shot as he informs Jim Sundean of a prior murder. Sundean is wounded, and detective David Lorn suspects a plot to rob Sue Tally of a token tied to her father’s fortune. Father Robart’s alibi falters and Pucci the cockatoo adds chaos as suspicions rise.
Dr Fishbein advises a cautious vacation plan with mosquito netting and vaccination where needed. Boil water and ensure milk sources are certified or pasteurized while packing basic antiseptics and first aid supplies. A balanced diet with fresh fruit and milk improves energy and well being on trips.
Hollywood film writer Dan Thomas notes audiences have aged to a 17 year mental level, signaling a taste for sophisticated fare. He cites Animal Kingdom and Strange Interlude as examples and recalls Elissa Lands arranging a cricket visit party that ended with only one player arriving, changing plans to host celebs at her home.
The piece chronicles a bustling May day in New York. It follows social rounds from Major Dickson’s Pekinese to Sutton Place, notes fashionable dress and manners, remarks on New York splendor fading at luncheon, and mentions T S Stribling and Ellen Mackay Berlin as notable elegists of calm wit in the social scene.
A series of property deeds shows R P Parcells to H R Taylor for 1968 74 dollars on Lot 8 Block B 3 Noble Stanley Subdivision Plemons Maude N Bundren to Texas Plains Building and Loan Association for 1000 dollars Lot 9 Block 46 Tarter Addition Amarillo Development Company to O D Wooten for 10 dollars Lot 9 Block 371 Mirror O D Montgomery to Lee Carter for 1000 dollars Lot 7 Block 29 Humphreys Highlands Ellen C Martin and spouse to Juanita F Martin for 10 dollars Lots 10 17 18 in Block 29 Forest Hill Terrace Ellen C Martin and spouse to Finley K Martin for 10 dollars Lots 1 2 3 4 in Block 29 Forest Hill Terrace CAR registrations list Frank Squires 3714 Cheyenne Chrysler H L Pratt Red River NM Chevrolet Building permits show H A Daniel 401 N Buchanan 150 dollars for repair.
In a tense hotel scene, a woman comforts a worried companion about injuries and a looming problem. The narrator confirms Lovschiem lost the safe envelope containing a crucial combination, fueling anxiety as Pucci the cat observes. The revelation signals a dangerous tangle involving a multi million payoff.
Miss Pearl Simmons a 23 year old Tyler graduate nurse drowned when a motorboat was swept over the Leon River dam at Temple Texas. Three other occupants were bruised and rescued. Greece plans to inaugurate an Athens to Alexandria Egypt airline in June.
A dense list of across and down clues fills today’s Variety Bazaar. Entries span liberty, valley, monarchs, verbs, and common objects, with references to geography, astronomy, time, and daily life hinted through intersecting terms.
Thornton W Burgess tells how Peter Rabbit nearly steps on Teeter the sandpiper’s ground nest with two eggs. Mrs Teeter swerves him aside and warns him to be careful, recalling his promise to keep the location secret. He visits the Teeters again the next day, learning a lesson about consequences and respect for others’ nests.
A reminiscence style collage cites Edith Baker Eddie Duchin and others in a playful survey of pianists performers and notable figures. It notes DeWolf Hopper doubts about love for his fourth wife Nella Bergen Fatty Arbuckle as a chili maker Schwab bows a one handed bow tie and includes various party anecdotes from a Hollywood luncheon and radio age.
New York May 22 broadcast schedule lists WEAF NBC and WABC CBS programs in the evening with three Roberts Brothers and concert repeats. A separate children’s tale follows featuring Peter, Teeter, and Mrs Teeter with eggs, talk, and a playful ending, copyright 1998 Burgess.
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