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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1933
Page
4
The Globe explains war beginnings with a simple sequence. Tension and strained relations make conflict likely. a minor incident sparks a chain reaction across nations. Diplomatic replies become provocation, drawing in neighbors and neutral powers, until shells fly and war erupts.
In White Plains New York a wife seeks annulment so her husband can marry another, claiming she is tubercular at marriage and concealing it. She reveals she has an incurable form and may have less than a year to live, expressing readiness to endure loneliness for his freedom. The court case highlights a tale of misery and possible contradictions about the husband’s acceptance.
Washington reports suggest small employers in towns may gain exemptions from NRA re employment pledges. The aim is to ease Blue Eagle constraints on little restaurants barber shops filling stations and grocers, while focusing NRA push on larger businesses to advance the program overall.
Glenn Frank argues that Wilson’s era is separated by century from Roosevelt’s and that the New Deal signals a shift toward a coordinated economy with stronger federal oversight. He notes fragments of fascism and socialism in moves so far and predicts a potential American corporative state.
In Ledlington Nesta Riddell claims a dazed man as her husband Jimmy Riddell after the wreck of the Alice Arden. A hospital visit sparks memory gaps and a mystery around the Van Berg emeralds linked to Packham Hall. Caroline Leigh pursues her missing cousin Jim Randal as the truth about the emeralds emerges.
Secretary Ickes said no loan would be made for the $1,900,000 Houston dry dock project, despite prior approval by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He noted a Galveston dry dock already exists and observers were told the plan was not favored. In Texas, 136 counties were represented by students in the 1933 summer session at Texas Tech.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that a cough signals tissue irritation from germs and dust, not a disease itself. He notes the cough clears secretions and germs, discusses soothing syrups and cough drops, and emphasizes they do not cure the underlying condition.
Hollywood notes Suzanne Kaaren, ex Hunter College athlete, training at Hedgerow, now under Fox long term contract. Her debut will be a featured spot in Fox Movietone Follies, with studio praise underway as Oakie and Crosby contributions promise a musical showcase.
New York columnist reflects on memories and public figures, from John Charles Thomas to Eddie Eagan, noting social trends and personal anecdotes. The piece weaves through cultural icons, city life, art, and a humorous chicken coop joke, ending with copyright attribution.
Nancy worries after being told her best friend cannot play with dolls. The piece argues for allowing natural development without forcing maturity, noting dolls serve as artistic outlets until adolescence and that parental interference can hinder growth unless signs of abnormality appear.
New York wool exchange notes prices at Melbourne sales about ten percent higher than the prior sale. Traders from Japan, Germany, France and England display strong interest in the fleece, with Australia cited as a key market.
In October days of plenty Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel stores nuts and acorns for winter. He critiques Peter Rabbit who prefers present pleasures and warns that thorough planning ensures food when times are lean. The contrast ends with Happy Jack’s stored provisions versus Peter’s perishable meals.
New York radio listings for October 20 show NBC and CBS programs across stations. WEAF NBC offers Circus, Days, Fred Allen, Lum and Abner. CBS airs March of Time Olsen and Johnson and Moley with Hurst. NBC’s WJZ features Shutta end O Keefe, Phil Baker, Mario Cozzie. ABS network presents Half Revue and Out of the East.
A密集 crossword style clue set lists across and down hints for a woman in a picture and a philanthropist linked to France. Entries include animals plants measurements and verbs, with references to a prominent American committee member and a long list of related terms.
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