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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe notes that repealing the 18th Amendment tests government capacity to govern. It compares Canadian liquor control, stressing store license consequences for districts showing rising drunkenness and crime, and warns against schemes dependent on political machines for enforcement.
The Civilian Conservation Corps recruits, known as Roosevelt's Forest Army, have averaged a 12 pound weight gain since joining. Despite strenuous outdoor work, the gains suggest previous underfeeding, indicating improved in camp nutrition and care since the program began.
Two critics clash on the NRA’s impact, one arguing it raises living standards and empowers unions while risking fascism, the other saying it crushes wages, weakens unions, and promotes communism. The piece calls for broader public economic education amid conflicting views.
Fragmentary message asks Berounier to contact News-Globe with a custom or saying. Readers are invited to send responses and see the answer illustrated in a forthcoming series.
Mulvey and Colin plot a quiet raid on old Keppelstein's house at ten tonight to trap Buck O Mara Heimie Schwarm and other wielders of the Mask's payroll. They expect a hidden door and a tense confrontation as a night of danger unfolds.
Dr. Fishbein explains Ramazzini’s influence on linking occupation to disease. He notes humidity in dye works, slaughterhouses, paper mills, and kitchens harming health, mitigated by fans and air conditioning. Mining brings noise and accidents. tools cause circulatory issues and eye oscillation. telegraphers risk finger cramps tied to responsibility and stress.
A parade of film figures and anecdotes emerges from a Hollywood column. Adrienne Ames prior to divorce, Ken Maynard quail breakfasts, Sally O Neil fears the dark, Lilyan Tashman and Edmund share a faded beret, and Paul Rouben sold a Brazil market novel in 21 hours.
A first person sketch portrays Atlantic City laborers as the enduring chair pushers on the boardwalk. The piece contrasts their harsh work, mixed racial makeup, meager pay, and the harsh coastal environment with moments of humor and observation before ending with a personal anecdote and a copyright note.
An article by Alice Clarissa Richmond on how families with multiple children build and pass down a personal library. It discusses inherited volumes, random additions for new babies, and the pride of well stocked shelves. It notes using graded book lists from schools or libraries for guidance.
A Fidelis Class of Buchanan Street Methodist Church presents a series of plays at the church on Seventh Avenue and North Buchanan Street at 8 o clock Thursday night. The public is invited to attend.
Reddy Fox hides on a rock while a black and white Fox Hound hunts along Laughing Brook. The dog debates whether Reddy will stay on land or return to the water as the chase continues with uncertainty about the fox’s next move.
The clipping lists radio clock times and program notes across stations like WABU CHS WABU NBC and WBNX ABS. Notable names include Bing Crosby Ethel Barrymore Morton Downing and Arthur Brisbane with acts such as Harlem Serenade Hands Across the Border and Organ Fantasies.
Reddy hides on a great rock as a dog relentlessly tracks a lost fox trail. The dog searches dry logs and stumps, crosses the Laughing Brook, and solidly probes the opposite bank. Reddy contemplates fleeing but weighs risks to his home at the Old Pasture and Mrs. Reddy before deciding whether to run or stay.
The puzzle lists clues for a crossword style grid with horizontal and vertical entries. It includes references to a pictured girl and various terse definitions such as to weep, bad, love, and other terms, suggesting a themed wordplay puzzle from a newspaper page.
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