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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1933
Page
4
National Commander Louis Johnson urges the American Legion at its New York convention to relentlessly combat graft fraud and extravagance in government. He says vigilance and public knowledge are essential and the Legion can serve by maintaining awareness across public life.
Glenn Frank argues banks and government must carefully extend credit to viable enterprises under the NRA program. He warns against reckless loans and urges prudent support to sustain higher wages and shorter hours, acknowledging some failures are inevitable but not caused by bank or government timidity.
Colin Hewitt fights through flames and smoke to reach Lazarre after Dollaire’s men attack a riverfront club. Germaine urged him to safety as he drags the wounded man outside, risking capture to save a life and decipher a cryptic instruction about the Wine Press.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains habit spasms in six to adolescent children, often from illness or nerve strain. Symptoms include facial or head movements, eye blinking, head jerks, or throat clearing. Treatment targets home difficulties, rest, nourishment, sleep, and supportive, nonpunitive approaches.
Hollywood Sept 12 Colleen Moore signs with Metro Goldwyn Mayer but waits two months in Maine with her husband before choosing another offer. The Power and the Glory with Spencer Tracy is praised for its structure and Howard's direction. Anna Q Nilsson quietly returns to film with Paul Muni in The World Changes after a five year absence.
O. O. McIntyre argues the Algonquin Round Table is a myth, noting original members still lunch at Frank Case's hotel but without a special table. He recalls figures like Robert Benchley and Dorothy Parker, laments cliques, and mixes in anecdotes about Patterson and imaginary Bowery lodging stunts.
Colin discovers Lazarre badly wounded with multiple shotgun wounds after a confrontation at the clubhouse. He contemplates leaving Lazarre and hiding to avoid exposure while guards close in, anticipating Dollaire’s possible escape with loot as horseplay turns deadly.
Reddy Fox notices round sand pits that resemble traps and suspects a trapmaker. He follows clues, observing an ant fall into a pit as sand shifts and a sudden movement draws it down, leading him to question his assumption about traps. The tale ends with Reddy reconsidering who might set traps.
A personal diary snippet from 1933 describes rising at 11 am and spending the day at a typewriter while the narrator and Acton share a taxi home. The piece notes a Moral proverb misread as a “sucker” and ends at dusk with reflective tone.
Station lineups for WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC include Sanderson and Crumit Eddie and Ralph Reggie Childs orchestra Mills Brothers Nino Martini Light Opera Gems Don Carney Dogs NBA Rally Enter the Hero Phil Harris orchestra and related times for Sept 12.
Grover C. Good and state Y M C A officials arrived in Amarillo to finalize plans for the HWY boys camp at Ceta Canyon. The Amarillo Hi Y group will meet at 4 pm Tuesday at the Junior High auditorium to thresh details. The three day camp is sponsored by Hereford with about 75 boys aged 17 to 18 expected. Officers include Clifton Oliver of Amarillo president Guy Underwood of Wichita Falls vice president and Jack Madison of Plainview secretary. Oregon fishermen often wear tin boots for protection against rattlesnakes.
A long list of crossword style clues covers many definitions from 13 to 59 across horizontal and vertical prompts. Items include questions about a famous man in a picture, word meanings for audibly and verbal, and references to birth year and worldwide fame.
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