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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1933
Page
4
The Washington announcement that the U.S. fleet will concentrate in the Atlantic next spring marks a shift from Pacific deployments. The move aims to ease tension with Japan by signaling continued peace and reducing mutual suspicions.
A compact survey of Mauve Decade success and modern stage politics. Sam H Harris's hits like Of Thee I Sing are noted alongside his unflinching, barbed showmanship. Mentions of Berton Braley Keats Wilde Lardner Menjou Webb and more frame era tastes and celebrity.
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse and Nimbleheels the Jumping Mouse converse about jumping versus running, tails for balance, and survival in the autumn woods. The exchange highlights their different abilities and mutual caution about danger in the Great World.
The query asks which world famous poet has no biography. The answer given is Shakespeare. It then asks who declared in what year that he would rather be right than the President, answered as Henry Clay in 1839. It also asks which state contains the widest diversity of surface features, answered as California.
A profile of Rex Tugwell detailing his work as assistant secretary for agriculture and his passionate push for pure food and drug legislation. It notes his alliance with consumer protection efforts, influence on the Copeland bill, and public campaigns including Mrs. Roosevelt’s view of dangerous cosmetics.
Glenn Frank argues for a practical agricultural education program to train farmer leaders and strengthen farming economics as a bulwark against revolution. He criticizes universities for overemphasis on research and undertraining actual farmers, urging a concise curriculum blending economics and science. References to Henry Wallace and migration from farms to cities frame the call for human stock development in rural areas.
Caroline Leigh returns to Hale Place where Jim Randal flees an intruder. They discuss Nesta Riddell’s claim that Jim is actually Jimmy Riddell, the Van Berg emerald thief. Charles danger deepens as fingerprints and a torn page from Elmer Van Berg’s book surface, tainting Jim with possible proof.
Dr Fishbein explains daily calorie needs vary by body size and work. A 5'8" person at 150 pounds needs about 1500 calories at rest, rising with activity. To target 2500 calories daily, at least 160 grams of protein are required for tissue growth and repair.
Sally Rand returns to Hollywood after Chicago World's Fair fan dance fame. She says no more fan dance unless directors want it as studios plan to feature such scenes in films. Ginger Rogers imitates the routine in Sitting Pretty, while Sally watches. Jackie Cooper enjoys a party gift haul including a rough pea jacket he prefers to wear at home.
Amarillo patrons praised Colleen Moore in The Power and the Glory at the Fair Theater. A theater party honored her with a mayoral register signing, while stars Spencer Tracy and Ralph Morgan dominated the screen portraying a ruthless railroad magnate and his loyal secretary.
The narrator recalls a quiet block once known for John Allen the Wickedest Man in New York and a Water Street lunch room advertising white bean soup with ham hock. He muses on gravy’s odd magnetism, from lapel spots to drenching splashes, while noting his own fondness for soup.
In Nancy Morrow’s Word Builder, each answer adds one new letter to the previous word while using all letters. A past party scene shows youths lingering after a summer dance as a tipsy man at a tea party is served water rather than wine, with the puzzle’s solution hinted by yesterday’s word.
A newspaper puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues about aviation figures metals fabrics cells and numbers. It includes references to a famous aviator image and terms like bronze lion and air related words.
Los Angeles investigators seek an attorney in connection with the death of a young woman tentatively identified as Ramona Warren of Warnock California. The unclad body was found near Van Horn Texas on November 8 last year with a note bearing the attorney’s name scribbled by the victim.
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