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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe discusses how Nazism endangers great minds like Lavoisier and Einstein. It argues such assaults on intellect harm civilization, urges rejection of barbarism, and notes history shows republics endure beyond bloodshed. The piece stresses world unity against intellectual persecution.
At the American Bar Association meeting in Grand Rapids Pat Malloy urged centralizing police powers under federal control to fight rackets arguing county prosecutors sheriffs and state police should be sworn as federal deputies. The convention backed a report opposing a federal child labor amendment, preferring state handling. Personal quotes on caste and lightweight transport echo broader social and engineering themes of the era.
Glenn Frank recalls three historic moments of unified will and credits the August 27 1933 radio broadcast for a national drive toward recovery. He describes the NRA as forging a common purpose to have everyone grow wealthier and buy more, arguing a nationwide resolve can lift the country from a low mood.
Colin Hewitt from New York delivers a letter to Joe Lazarre as Dollaire’s hijackers attack the Donaire club. Lazarre is wounded, Colin frees himself, and Dollaire orders oil to ignite the veranda. The blaze traps Lazarre as gangs flood the power house and the club in a tense break toward a dangerous showdown. Tomorrow, Germaine joins the perilous game.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how living environments including soil climate and urban density affect health. He notes advances in life expectancy and how changes such as refrigeration and drafts influence illness. Citing Dr Edgar Sydenstricker, he compares death rates by city rural life and age groups in typhoid and kidney diseases.
By Alice Clarissa Richmond a mother faces a moment when the instinctive reply to a child’s request is no She may reverse the decision upon realizing the request was unwarranted The article discusses the need for balanced judgment in parenting guidance
Dan Thomas reports from the Chinese Theatre where Dinner at Eight features a star-packed cast led by Marie Dressler and Jean Harlow. Celebrities arrive amid platform intros and scripted speeches as Lupe Velez, Johnny Weissmuller, Madge Evans, Una Merkel, and others mingle with the crowd.
Diary style note recounts a day in New York with visits to Lincoln Square and Roxy's Majestic and a dinner with Valerie Edwards. It notes a book stalls and a book about cafe plungeurs. It ends with a curious aside on opium users who hiccup after smoking, a sign a trustworthy butler might notice.
Reddy Fox returns from a hunting trip to tell Mrs. Reddy of a trap he found by the Big River. The piece sketches social notes and celebrity tributes, mentioning Irving Berlin, Paul Whiteman, Douglas Fairbanks, Theo dore Titze, and Sherry's, with a closing copyright notice from 1933.
A New York radio schedule lists WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC programs for the evening. The feature tale, The Reddy story titled His Mistake, follows a dialogue between Mrs. Reddy and Reddy about traps and fairness, set in the Green Forest and Green Meadows with a note of copyright from 1933.
In Mount Pleasant Texas Ed Qualls surrendered after the fatal shooting of Ernest Montgomery on a main street. Montgomery died in a doctor's office from three gunshot wounds. Both men are Titus County residents and the cause remains undetermined.
Researchers at the American Museum of Natural History announced that a whale possesses two large plugs in its nose that seal passages to the throat, allowing air retention when deep underwater. Separately, the Graduate Nurses' Association of District No. 2 will meet at Miss Kathryn Graham's Hayden Street home Wednesday at 3 PM.
A fragmented horizontal and vertical puzzle lists clues about a pictured man, allies, and positions. It interleaves definitions for moral, geographic, linguistic, and heraldic terms with references to a country allied with Germany, a possible public figure, and various wordplay hints. The item reads like a press puzzle page seeking identity through cross clues.
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