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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe expresses independence and democratic ideals for 1933. Editorially notes wish for social science to catch up with medical science and comments on slow social progress. The paper emphasizes prompt circulation and service to readers.
Dr. George W. Crile told the American College of Surgeons that by 2033 the human race will be healthier and disease prevented rather than cured. He foresaw elimination of diphtheria typhoid smallpox malaria and typhus and mastery of tuberculosis diabetes and heart disease, yet warned technology may threaten happiness and strain human relations.
Chicago judge Thomas A. Green argues habitual criminals should be electrocuted and filmed for educational viewing by first offenders. He cites historical failures of public hangings in England, noting they became spectacle and did not deter crime. He calls for a modern approach to crime prevention.
Glenn Frank argues the United States should consider recognizing Soviet Russia for self determination rather than trade gains. He says recognition does not imply approval of communism and warns against blocking dialogue. He critiques two trade schools and cautions that postwar Europe ethics shaped policy.
Nesta Riddell accuses her memory-impaired husband Jimmy of theft and murder in the Van Berg emerald case. As he flees Ledlington to dodge a police clue, he wrestles with fragmented memories, a missing heap of emeralds, and a dream that may reveal the truth.
Dr Fishbein notes emotion control aids mental health via outlets like counting or walking away from frustration. He cites a severe example of a hotel chambermaid's suicide to illustrate the need for managing stress and not letting worries overwhelm. A calm approach helps longevity more than constant distress.
Walt Disney's Three Little Pigs, conceived nine months ago and completed in three months, grossed one million dollars as a short subject. Distribution officials predict a further five hundred thousand by next year and it already leads return engagements, rivaling Mae West's She Done Him Wrong. Mae West wisecrack quoted.
Diary style column notes New York social whirl with banker Jeremiah D. Maguire a stone mason turned financier. Tom Tammany’s Tiger Tavern on 125th Street. Louis Simon the watchmaker. Rockefeller Jr. nomination. Second Avenue buses. various literary and artistic figures. trains halted by Alps storms. touching letters from Jim about bridges in Latin America.
A crossword style prompt asks who is the famed soldier pictured, listing clues that reference events from World War I and roles within the Canadian contingent in 1916. The puzzle ties to 20 000 Bobbies guarding a city and includes military, geographic, and nautical terms as cross clues.
Reddy Fox watches Peter Rabbit’s winter preparation as he learns of thrifty food storage and the clever misdirections used by Peter with help from Sammy Jay and Blacky the Crow. The scene unfolds near the Old Briar Patch with Reddy assessing how to approach the situation.
NBC and CBS lineups list Floyd Gibbons and Ship of Joy at 17:30 and 8:30 with Kay Seven at 9:30 and Whiteman Orchestra at 10:30 on G. Butterfield Weaf. WABC features Bing Crosby at 17:30 Lulu McConnell and NRA coverage with Greenway and Tudwell at 9:30 and Rapp Orchestra at 11:30. WJZ NBC debuts Side Show at 7 and Minstrels at 8 with Planned Recovery at 9:45 and a Western segment. Mrs Roosevelt address at 9.
Potter County Young Democratic Club members will debate splitting the Panhandle from Texas at the courthouse. Leigh Fischer and Bob Brummell argue for the split while Barney Brady and Damon Blake oppose it. Open to the public. members 16 to 40 with dues. The club notes Panhandle organizing by other counties.
Nat Palace hosts a Halloween masquerade frolic Tuesday night with Serpentine confetti and gay music. Johnny Floyd and his Merrymakers provide music at 9 pm, prizes for best costumes, admission 25 cents and 5 cents a dance or 1.10 for the evening. Hollingsworth Sisters added entertainment.
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