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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe weighs the 1933 crisis as Germany withdraws from disarmament talks. It argues Versailles limits and stalled allied concessions helped provoke Hitler’s bluff, suggesting the showdown may force real progress on disarmament despite immediate tension.
A verse by G. E. R. of the Globe-News Staff expresses resolve to refrain from meddling until a situation abroad concludes. The poem urges restraint and patience in the face of others’ affairs.
The piece endorses a federal prison on Alcatraz to isolate dangerous inmates and urges firm action against crime. It also discusses Glenn Frank’s view on NRA rationalization, favoring calibrated reforms over blanket policies for small and large enterprises alike.
Caroline Leigh investigates a torn letter and a vanished purdonium linked to the Van Berg emeralds. A man with memory gaps speaks of robbery while Nesta Riddell hides a suspect, and Caroline tracks clues from Ledlington to Hazelbury West, where Patsy Arbuthnot sews fragments into a plan.
The article discusses how a sound mind depends on a healthy body and blood flow to the brain. It notes toxins from fatigue affect nerves and explains emotions disturb bodily functions from heartbeat to digestion, urging care of body and training of mind for happiness and less suffering.
In Hollywood notes Edward Everett Horton began as a chorus member in Gilbert and Sullivan. Edmund Lowe is Beverly Hills tennis champion. Zasu Pitts and her two aunts Eliza and Busan. Gene Raymond flies planes and plays piano but won’t drive, using a chauffeur. Others: Ann Harding fluent in Spanish, Wynne Gibson sleeps poorly before films, David Manners stays at a hotel due to 100 mile ranch, Ginger Rogers owns a peculiar dog, George O'Brien toting his own cook. Also Chick Chandler’s first job was as a steward at 15, with an on-set memory piece about a character. The scene shifts to a domestic dialogue about cooking and a trip to Ledlington as memory loss troubles a relationship between Caroline and Jim Randal.
A sprawling diary fragment surveys Percy Crosby and his Skippy creation, mentions Mae West and Marlene Dietrich, and recounts social rounds with O. Henry’s friend Dwight Moore and others. It includes anecdotes about Lindbergh family and various entertainers, with light reflections on writing style and fame.
Puzzle clue list presents a set of crossword style hints with numbered items across horizontal and vertical sections. The page solicits identifying a famous writer from a picture and includes numerous defined word answers such as Nobel like entries and classical terms.
The story follows Peter Rabbit as he watches neighbors like Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel and Chatterer the Red Squirrel work hard to store food for winter. Mrs. Peter challenges his claim he can work, prompting a playful exchange about thrift and effort.
Editorial notes reveal four newspapers and two magazines within a single magazine feature are now defunct. The piece laments the decline amid corporate changes and the lasting impact of long running publications on the industry.
NBC programs on WEAF include 8 30 Ship of Joy 9 30 Jules Lande violinist and 10 30 Paul Whiteman Orchestra CBS airs 17 30 Bing Crosby 8 30 Lulu McConnell 9 30 Charlie Chaplin and an NRA talk WJZ NBC presents 6 30 Potash and Perlmutter 8 9 Country Club with time change 9 45 Hull on Planned Recovery ABS offers 7 30 Revue 9 Opera Faust.
Peter argues with Mrs. Peter about thrift while considering winter food storage. He challenges himself to prove thrifty habits, contrasting his earlier complaint with her steady stance. The scene captures domestic tension over work and savings as they discuss future steps.
Physicians from Amarillo and other areas travel to Plainview for the Panhandle Medical Society semi annual convention at the Hilton Hotel. Dr Richard Keyes is society secretary and Dr G T Vineyard serves as councillor with prominent out of state doctors on the program.
The Salvation Army revival began Sunday night with Adjutant Mrs. Willard Evans in charge of both morning and evening services. Candle Services are set for 7 30 oclock tonight and will be led by a member of the Order of Eastern Star. The event takes place at 508 Van Buren Street and is open to the public. Amaryillo Body Works owner C O Vinnedge is recovering from an appendicitis operation performed a week ago and is convalescing at 2039 Hughes Street.
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