Orphan lad's quiet success amid hardship at Mooseheart
The Globe recounts Jack Cicuto, an orphan who earned his way through John Carroll University, bought life insurance for siblings, and died in hospital content with his faith and resolve. His final note says he is happier than ever, illustrating a personal measure of success beyond fame or money.
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Jack Cicuto
Jack
Mooseheart
Ill
John Carroll University
Cleveland
National Education Association address by Harold Ickes
Secretary Ickes warns on education funding limits while stressing schools must not be starved. He says democracy depends on national intelligence formed by citizens and that curtailing educational facilities harms governance and national well being. Premier Mussolini quote included among disparate notes.
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National Education Association
Harold Ickes
Ickes
Reforming the economic order needs will and patience
Glenn Frank argues that genuine reform requires collective will, timing, and flexible sources. Drawing on Charles Russell's memoirs, he identifies six patterns of successful reform: will, unpredictability, timing, source, hope in hardship, and limited direct control. He urges readers to align policy with the age of plenty through readjustment, persistence, and faith in human ingenuity.
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Glenn Frank
Charles Edward Russell
Russell
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Outrageous Fortune Mystery Deepens in Van Berg Case
Caroline travels to London to verify Nesta Riddell's marriage links while investigators pull fingerprints from glasses in the Van Berg library. A torn page in the fingerprint book and a suspicious maid hint at hidden secrets and possible jealousy or crime behind Elmer Van Berg’s shooting.
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Jim Randal
Nesta Riddell
Caroline
Nesta
London
Jim
van Berg
Elmer van Berg
Mrs. Rodgers
Harry
Mr. van Berg
Line
Orrid
Dr Fishbein on Pneumonia Deaths and Prevention
Dr Fishbein notes pneumonia kills more than all diseases except tuberculosis in the United States. He cites over a million pneumonia deaths from 1920 to 1930 and advises prevention within families this winter. He explains quarantine and inoculation limits and the need to focus on recovery, mentioning multiple pneumococcal types.
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United States
Hollywood Move Scenes From A Lively Town
Katharine Hepburn browses shops while packing for Toluca Lake. Dick Arlen and Jobyna Ralston load a car with Bing Crosby and Dixie Lee heading to Palm Springs. Marlene Dietrich shifts trunks to Beverly Hills. Toby Wing displays Maurice Chevalier photos in her dressing room. Miriam Hopkins jokes on love at first sight alongside Lombard and Wieck. Will Rogers arrives at the studio in a new white sweater. Mundin and Gombell are seen together.
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Hollywood
Katharine Hepburn
Toluca Lake District
Dick Arlen
Jobyna Ralston
Bing Crosby
Dixie Lee
Palm Springs
Marlene Dietrich
Beverly Hills
Toby Wing
Maurice Chevalier
Miriam Hopkins
Carole Lombard
Dorothea Wieck
Will Rogers
Herbert Mundin
Minna Gombell
Wisecrack by Mae West on hesitation and directors calls
Mae West jokes that the hesitant girl is last and directors call players children as two scenes unfold on stage. John Lodge visits a barber to learn what speeds mustache growth, a light aside amid the humor.
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Mae West
John Lodge
Wall Street Lays an Egg in Broadway Remembrance
A nostalgic feature on Sime Silverman of Variety, his Broadway influence, and his famous line Wall Street Lays an Egg. The piece blends reminiscence of his battles with theater magnates, Syd Silverman as his heir, and colorful anecdotes from early 20th century celebrity society.
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Wall Street
New York
Broadway
Sime Silverman
Sime
Syd Silverman
Variety
Syd
Jimmy Walker
Sime’s Square
The
Times
Theatrical Blame and Carrot Shrinkage in Rural Lore
A collage of vintage reminiscences and wry observations on theater legends like Belasco Ziegfeld and Miller. It reflects on artistic ego and the search for fresh blood in the stage world, interwoven with a playful garden tale of Peter Rabbit and a giant carrot.
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Miller
Belasco
Ziegfeld
Erlanger
Theft Charge Is Filed Against Transfer Man
Bill Blackburn, operating a transfer business from Courthouse Square, faces a felony theft by bailee charge after allegedly taking about $100 worth of clothes from trunks owned by Josephine Hines. He posted $750 bond after a night in jail. trunks were reportedly kept and storage charges rose to $9. Police report items found at Blackburns residence 1209 West Third Avenue.
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Bill Blackburn
Blackburn
Josephine Hines
West Third Avenue
Final 1933 Scout Honor Court Set
The last Boy Scout Court of Honor for 1933 will be held Thursday night November 23 in the District Court room of the Potter County courthouse. Amarillo Area Council announced at its headquarters in the Amarillo Building. Applications for advancements or merit badges must be turned in to Dama Blake two days before the court. The court, directed by John S. McKnight, open at 7 o clock.
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Potter County
Amarillo
Radio Clock features and a tale of Peter and carrots
The column lists radio programs from WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC with entertainers and times. It then presents a bedtime tale about Peter unable to carry a giant carrot for Mrs. Peter, weighing options as he searches for the perfect carrot and finally choosing a small one before napping as Farmer Brown heads home with potatoes.
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Farmer Brown
Peter
Mrs
T. W. Burgess
Horizontal 2 and 5: A Crossword Clue Collection
Word list clues span across horizontal and vertical entries with various definitions. Answers reference common crossword terms, directional hints, and multiple wordplay angles including plant, animal, and scientific terms. The puzzle folds into a themed educational grid focusing on classic clue structures.
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Amarillo Globe
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the Globe
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Epecing Mewsenger
Tve
MAIL
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Winkine Il
Polly Moran
Earth
Mussolini
Rome
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
James C Cropsey
Brooklyn Council
Lindsley Frimball
Tyre ScouTs
Beta Nebo
Berdanier
White House
Deegrock
Concord
Globe-News Staff
Petricia Wentworth
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
Dan Thomas
O. W
Gilbert Miller
Susie van Berg
Mrs. Peter
Peter Rabbit
Margaret Fishback
Ralph D. Blumenfeld
Isaac F. Marcossen
Blumenfeld
Bennett
Herald
Fleet Street
Britain
Herald Square
Grandma
Cincinnati
China
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Hcaow
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Art
E.butterfield
WEAF
NBC
Jan Peerce
Bert Lahr
Radio Forum
Senator Lewis
WABC
CBS
Albert Spalding
Burns
Allen
Moran
Mack
Ozzie Nelson
WJZ
Warden Lawes
John McCormack
Poet Prince
Spain
U S
House of
South America
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