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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1933
Page
4
The Globe editorial from February 20, 1994 discusses Labor Day, praising the working man and noting new federal rights for jobs and living wages. It urges labor to cooperate with capital and consumers to completion of prosperity, citing current national mood and leaders.
Colin Hewitt learns the St. Lawrence River club is a thieves’ den run by the Mask who has threatened him. He plots to warn Joe Lazarre while a power house elevator chamber and a looming hijack unfold with Bouchard revealing clues about the boss in New York.
O C McIntyre recalls a lively September night in New York with visits to Harry Evans, Mrs Ur ban, Al Jolson, Harold Ross, and Will Hearst Jr. The diary reflects on art, literature, famous figures, and a seaside dinner on a moonlit porch. It also notes keys, celebrities, and personal reflections on Vance, Belasco, Aylesworth, and Garbo.
Dr Fishbein urges a varied diet to obtain essential nutrients and notes milk, greens, protein, fats and minerals are needed. He observes transportation makes diverse foods available yet many families rely on cheap carbohydrates. A balanced diet combines foods with ample milk and green vegetables for adequacy.
Harry’s mother, a widow, overbuffers her son with constant supervision and ridicule. Her excessive vigilance erodes his initiative and self confidence, turning his once cheerful boy into a moody teen who rarely speaks.
Hollywood columnist Dan Thomas notes Colleen Moore attracts multiple studio bids while Sally Eilers imitates Garbo and Gloria Swanson inspires. He mentions Chaplin projects, Marie Dressler feuds, Baby Leroy independence, Fay Wray racing dreams, and Academy awards upcoming. The piece ends with a prank involving Dick Arlen and Dick Hunt on a Honolulu honeymoon voyage.
Foreign Minister Joseph Paul Boncour declared France strong enough to resist violence and protect Austria's independence. He spoke at the Briand monument dedication in Trebeurden, noting Premier Daladier’s frontier fortifications as a response to troubling attitudes and reaffirming France's defense of Austria's sovereignty.
Ike Turner a Lufkin police officer was charged with assault with intent to murder and released on $1,000 bond after a street shooting of Henry Lovelady a farmer. Lovelady was shot in the abdomen and physicians said he had a chance to recover.
A grid style clue list combines horizontal and vertical entries for a historical workers union puzzle. It includes definitions and cross references such as island and feathering terms, plus labor context hints and a final answer line.
An arid late summer leaves Green Meadows brown and dry while the Laughing Brook and Smiling Pool shrink. Jerry Muskrat and family relocate as water recedes, highlighting the impact on animals and and water-dependent life across habitats.
Radio schedules from WEAF WABC and WJZ list programs for September 4 1933 with Crime Must Go Parade of Melody and Hollywood on the Air. The tale follows Peter Rabbit and friends suffering in a drought within the Green Forest and Green Meadows as heat and famine press on.
A man watches flickering news bulletins in Ties Square and imagines himself among the ragged outcasts. His wife replies with a grim quip about carrying a pretty banner in the future.
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Sept 4 From a sick bed in a sanatorium here a former resident of St Louis has offered his ailing body and what is left of his shattered life to science in its effort to check the spread of sleeping sickness Marshall C Johnson 50 who lived his youth and early manhood in the Missouri city before tuberculosis sent him west is ready to go home die if by so doing he may be of service to humanity and especially to the people of his former home he informed the Gazette and Telegraph
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