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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe reports about 1,800 Potter County residents on relief rolls while 600 men have worked on local road projects in ten days. It urges city and county action to expand work programs, with relief funds paying wages, to aid the remaining thousand unemployed.
The Duke of Devonshire criticized automobiles at a Derbyshire horse show calling them foul stinking things and horrible brutes. He lamented changing times saying, when he first showed there, they came as gentlemen not as crashing cads, illustrating a Tory clash with modern invention.
Reports say the Navy plans a mass flight of six to 12 seaplanes from San Diego to Honolulu, potentially the longest over water hop by a mass formation. If successful, a 25-plane Europe mission may follow next summer to balance Balbo’s flight. The piece notes the spectacle and strategic signaling of such displays and quotes remarks by Harriman and Wells.
The note explains medieval aristocrats once carried swords as a privilege yet when words fell out of fashion canes emerged as symbols of high status. Though the sword is rare the cane remains a mark of swank and rank. The writer invites further ideas to Berdanier care of The Lobe to illustrate the answer.
The piece explores universal restlessness across social classes from office workers to the wealthy and poor. It notes recurring desires for change and cites the 1932 job marches and subsequent strikes as an example of collective action.
Colin Hewitt posing as Clarkie Lunn waits in the Mask’s HQ for a decisive move. A hidden door across the hall reveals Buck O’Mara’s presence beyond the wall, hinting at a secret entrance and the Mask’s elusive world.
Oct 3 Hollywood gossip notes Buster Crabbe hustling to a tap lesson Cary Grant reading a Virginia Cherrill letter Mary Brian moving into a new home Glenda Farrell and Bob Riskin near wedding bells Lila Lee joining Partners company near Sonora Mexico Jack Oakie guiding eight young actresses in Eight Girls in a Boat Josef von Sternberg guiding three brunets Toby Wing with Chico Marx Chester Conklin poking fun Charles Laughton in a red white blazer Chick Chandler in bold neckwear.
Newark New Jersey October 3 Newark claims status as the 15th largest U S city by population and a major aviation hub with a large airport base for New York operations. The piece contrasts Newark with nearby New York, noting its independent growth, rich history, and expanding skyline and commerce.
The page lists radio programs on WEAF NBC WABC CBS WJZ NBC and WBNX ABS for New York on October 3. It then shifts to a fiction excerpt where Reddy tests a dog’s scenting trail along Laughing Brook, concluding with a boastful taunt to the pursuing hound.
The health talk explains goiter as thyroid enlargement and its link to iodine. It notes the thyroid stores iodine, responds to stimuli like iodine deficiency, and the most common goiter affects girls aged 12 or 13.
A mixed list of crossword style clues spans 19th century figures, flora, fauna, and common terms. Notable entries reference a Civil War era lady figure and questions about a renowned author and their famed work, with numerous short answers across horizontal and vertical grids.
Reddy Fox, famed for wit in Green Meadows, eludes a persistent following hound by fleeing to Laughing Brook. He uses running water to erase scent and tricks the dog by crossing rocks and hiding in shallows, recalling Granny Fox's lesson.
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