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The Globe announces editorial stance and date
The Globe declares itself an independent democratic newspaper on Friday October 27 1933. It affirms impartial news coverage and support for what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
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A Boost for Amarillo Shows Chamber Value
Amarillo hosted a large convention of about 3,000 visitors. The event was organized by two local Eastern Star chapters with no chamber help. Merchants and hotels benefited from the visitors’ spending, prompting calls to revive a chamber with a working budget despite no immediate conventions next year.
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Order of Eastern Star
Meeker Oklahoma Welcomes Carl Hubbell Home
The Meeker community greets World Series hero Carl Hubbell as he returns at night to a warm hometown welcome. Residents greet him on the main street and ask about the series before a celebratory day culminates in a bail game with New York ace Hubbell.
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New York
Yellowstone Park sees visitor gains hinting at better times
Park officials report a rise in visitors after three straight declines, noting that this year up to now Yellowstone records are 4134 higher than 1932 and that visitors from every state are represented. The trend suggests improving business conditions and reinforces Yellowstone as a premier American playground.
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Toward a Strikeless Industry Says NIRA Aims for Peace
Glenn Frank argues that labor and management can reduce conflicts under NIRA with government mediation. He outlines three steps: organize employers, organize employees, and expand government role to replace industrial warfare with cooperative planning.
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NIRA
Glenn Frank
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United States
McClure
Outrageous Fortune midnights in a suspenseful twist
Nesta confronts Jimmy Riddell after a wreck survivor wakes with memory loss and a crime linked past. He accuses her of danger while she pushes for the hidden Van Berg emeralds. As tensions rise, Nesta presses for answers before a new confrontation the next day.
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Nesta Riddell
Caroline Leigh
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Jim Randal
Germ evolution and vaccination insights in health talk
Dr Fishbein explains that germs resemble humans in evolving across generations so vaccines based on older strains may fail against newer ones. He notes mixed infections and cites whooping cough vaccines from Bordet Gengou as effective when made from freshly cultured organisms. He highlights the short history of germ science and the vast impact of microbes.
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Denmark
Carnival at Landergin School Promises Wide Fun
Hamburgers chili popcorn pie coffee candy ice cream cones and soda pop will be served at the carnival at Landergin School. Gypsy fortune telling rooms of horrors magicians bingo wrestling and other attractions are planned for a full evening of entertainment.
Catholic Church set to nationwide movie censorship
Hollywood reports say the Catholic Church plans a public driven, nationwide censorship of motion pictures. The move aims to clean up films with church rules, challenging the film industry and its self oversight. The author argues censorship belongs to the public.
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FIGHTERS SHY HUMOR STRAIN AROUND HOLLYWOOD CROP
Columns by C O McIntyre discuss theater and film icons with playful takes on Beatrice Lillie Marilyn Miller Barbara Bennett and Theda Bara The piece notes Jack Dempsey as a rare comic fighter and compares Tommy Hamilton to the Prince of Wales while detailing autograph seekers and Hollywood quirks through vivid portraits and names.
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New York
Beatrice Lillie
Kenyon Nicholson
Rex Weber
Phil Baker
Frank Dobie
Will Rogers
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Theda Bara
Noel Coward
Zaz Hitchcock
Burns
Allen
Heywood Broun
Ona Munson
Minneapolis
Carnera
Jack Dempsey
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Caruso
Tommy Hamilton
Prince of Wales
Music Box
David
Halloween Frolic at Alice Landergin School
The Halloween frolic at Alice Landergin School tonight is sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association. The show begins at 6 o'clock with Mrs. M. W. Hale in charge and assistants including Mrs. J. R. Rushmer and others.
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Parent- Teacher Association
M. W. Hale
J. R. Rushmer
Hoyt Houck
G. W. McKee
J. C. Stockton
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Guiding Your Child in Melody and Voice Training
An essay notes that tone deafness is not proven in children but can be influenced by early singing. Mothers who sing to babies foster melodic sense. fathers’ voices matter less for a child’s ear training. Radio and nursery rhymes pose little harm, and early exposure boosts lifelong musical appreciation. The article hints at heredity with a stray statistic on European monarchs' lifespans.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Peter Rabbit prep and Broadway notes mix in autumn musings
October days drift toward frost as Mrs. Peter Rabbit pushes Peter to begin storing food while he scouts rich food sources with animal friends. A separate theater column praises Otis Skinner’s touring Uncle Tom’s Cabin and remarks on George White and Texas Guinan fashion in New York.
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Peter Rabbit
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Jack Frost
Otis Skinner
New York
Players
Queenie Smith
Topsy
Radio Schedule Highlights From New York Listings
Broadcast listings for October 27 show NBC CBS and ABC stations with programs like Orchestra and Cavaliers Fred Allen First Nighter Here Comes the Bride March of Time Football Show Olsen and Johnson and more across WEAF WABC WJZ and additional stations. Navy Day Celebration and other shows are noted per network.
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New York
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Orchestra
Cavaliers
Fred Allen
WABC
Peter and the Clover Field Near the Briar Patch
Peter grows lazy and must learn to harvest near home after a plan to gather distant clover backfires. Mrs. Peter nudges prudence as the pair eye winter stores and a crow's find signals wiser farming. Peter admits his mistake and starts near the Briar patch.
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Fuzzy
Miss Fuzzytail
Lipperty
Musician Puzzle Answers Revel in Picture Page
The page lists crossword like clues with answers including famous musician themes. It features a horizontal set with items 7 8 10 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 22 24 26 27 32 33 34 35 37 38 39 41 43 44 45 47 49 50 52 53 55 57 and a vertical set 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 11 12 15 17 19 2k 23 25 28 29 30 31 34 36 38 40 42 43 46 47 48 50 51 54 56 with clues about letters positions and musician themes.
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