Change in Thought The Globe Publishes 1933 Editorial
The piece argues a deep shift in American outlook amid the New Deal, away from materialism toward traditional American idealism. It contrasts the pre Depression focus on money with a rebirth of broader life goals, urging wise work, modest extravagance, and balanced schedules. Maurice Chevalier and Catherine Oglesby are quoted.
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Washington
Capitol Ill
Catherine Oglesby
Germaine
Frank L. Packard
Controversial Ohio School Board Leader Proposes Odd Teacher Rules
A state board president in Ohio floated a set of unusual teacher requirements including reading detective stories and attending dances. He urged using red on juvenile offenders, but critics say such ideas reveal flawed priorities for public schools.
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Ohio Board of Education
Board of Education
Federation of Manufacturers by Glenn Frank analysis
An editorial argues that Roosevelt era codes strain open shop policy and sparks talk of an American Federation of Employers opposing organized labor. It warns such a federation would harden industrial warfare, urging better industrial government and self rule under the National Recovery Act. Both labor and industry need leadership by skilled economists.
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Federation OF Manufacturers
Glenn Frank
American Federation of Labor
American Federation
Morley Stirs New Realism by C O McIntyre
New York critic Christopher Morley is praised for his realistic writing and vivid scenes. The piece profiles his career, family life, education, social circles, and quirky habits like hosting a lunch club. It also references figures like Eugene ONeill and Col Anthony Drexel, plus scenes of Hoboken, radios on Cortland Street, and the Dutch barges.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Christopher Morley
Morley
Saturday Review of Literature
Pipe
Haverford College
Pennsylvania
Oxford
Hoboken
Rialto
Philadelphia
Five Best Speaking Voices In Movie Business
Hollywood gossip notes Wesley Ruggles time to study actors and actresses with the best speaking voices. The list includes Leslie Howard William Powell Ronald Colman Robert Montgomery Clark Gable for men and Helen Hays Irene Dunne Ann Harding Helen Vinson Aline MacMahon for women. Also recounts Joel McCrea alleged for fixing the gasoline station scene and a romantic moonlit scene involving Germaine and a river chase with suspense.
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Wesley Ruggles
Leslie Howard
William Powell
Ronald Colman
Robert Montgomery
Clark Gable
Helen Hays
Irene Dunne
Ann Harding
Helen Vinson
Aline MacMahon
Joel McCrea
Lucky
A Chance At Heaven” Company
Hollywood
Marian Nixon
Ginger Rogers
Joel
The Hidden Door Leads Colin to the Club Night Run
Colin Hewitt sails to warn Joe Lazarre at the club as Captain Dollaire and a gang plot a raid. He frets over exposing himself, contemplates Lazarre’s response, and relies on a letter and a prior friend to gain aid while dodging the Mask. The mission hinges on timing, loyalty, and danger at sea and ashore.
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Colin Hewitt
Joe Lazarre
Dollaire
Colin
Mask
New York
Lazarre
Germaine Tremblay
M’sieu
Jacques
Germaine
Mademoiselle
Cape
Bolduc
Dollatre
Lagarre
Fasting as Medical Fad Not a Universal Cure
Dr. Fishbein debunks fasting as a cure all and criticizes monodiet fads. He argues that fasting offers no universal disease cure, and treatment should be scientifically tailored to the patient’s metabolism and health needs.
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A. J. D. Cameron
Stickytoes Rain Call Tale From Green Meadows
Old Mr. Toad sparks a rumor that Stickytoes the Tree Toad can call rain. Peter Rabbit and Mrs. Peter debate it, then a villagewide search ensues as townsfolk misread signs and quarrel about Stickytoes coat color while trying to prove the tale. The story ends with more questions than answers.
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Mr. Toad
Peter Rabbit
Johnny Chuck
Stickytoes
Tree Toad
Peter
Mrs. Peter
Rain
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Farmer Brown
Welcom Robin
Scrapper the Kingbird
T. W. Burgess
Imitation of Pain at the Typewriter a Prison of Silence
A narrator in a Chatham house observes a back view at a desk as a friend calls, then describes contorted actions to seem amusing. The scene ends with a dramatic self-attack and a sock pulled from the carpet, a display that harms the speaker’s reputation as a loan.
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Chatham
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Radio Clock Schedule Highlights for Sept 6
New York listings show WEAF NBC airing Fannie Brice at 6, One Man's Family at 8:30, and Ship for Joy at 8:30. WABC CBS features Tito Guitar at 6:45, Burns and Allen at 7:30, with Harry Richman and Milton Berle at 8. WJZ NBC presents Potash and Perlmutter at 6:30, Pan-American Concert at 8, and Henry King's Orchestra at 10:30.
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New York
WEAF
NBC
Fannie Brice
WABC
CBS
Tito Guitar
Burns
Allen
Harry Richman
Milton Berle
WJZ
Perlmutter
Henry King
Fair Here to Sponsor Fall Horse Show
The Tri State Fair will sponsor Amarillo’s fall horse show as part of the annual exhibition. Fair president Billi Lampe announced plans to stage the show two evenings before the grandstand events with junior and jumping contests in the afternoon. Everett Scott of Wolflin Stables notes broad support for the event, with entries due by September 22 to Box 373, Amarillo.
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Tri-State Fair
Amarillo
Billi Lampe
Everett Scott
Wolflin Stables
Brilliant Lady in Picture Puzzle Sparks Quiz Frenzy
A long marked puzzle asks who is the brilliant lady in the picture and lists numerous clues across horizontal and vertical entries. From birth she faced handicaps yet became highly educated, with explorations of language, myth, and history woven through a dense slate of definitions and wordplay.
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Tasmanian Wolf
High Praise
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