Amarillo Globe basics and subscription details from 1933
The Amarillo Globe share notice outlines publishing dates and offices in Amarillo, publisher and general manager names, and subscription rates for carrier and mail services. It notes delivery expectations and a policy of impartial news with independent democratic stance.
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Amarillo
Amaillo
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C, Hawk
Globe
News-Globe
MAIL
Texas
Oklahoma
New
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The Forest Army Could Be a Long Term Solution
A historical view argues the Civilian Conservation Corps forest work has proven highly successful. With about 300,000 unemployed youths, a permanent forest army could provide up to 250,000 steady jobs, aiding timber resources, soil erosion control, flood prevention, and park creation, despite high costs.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
The Human Urge and the Antarctic Venture
A contemplative piece notes Admiral Byrd’s remark on exploring limits as central to human drive and confirms the enduring impulse to seek unseen places. It frames exploration as a blend of scientific aims and restless curiosity.
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Admiral Byrd
The Hidden Door Closes On The Mask Plot
Colin Hewitt rescues Lazarre from a river gang led by Dollaire after a fire at a St. Lawrence river clubhouse. He and Germaine Tremblay escape by launch, racing to avoid pursuit while debating their future under the Mask. Colin vows to keep Germaine safe and to win their fate despite danger.
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Colin Hewitt
Joe Lazarre
St. Lawrence River
New York
Mask
Colin
Lazarre
Germaine Tremblay
Dollaire
Health differences between city and country living
Dr. Edgar Eyden-Stricker notes city life benefits some conditions and country life others. Eye health favors rural residents, while dental decay and throat infections are higher in the country. Contagious disease follows population growth with higher tuberculosis indicators in urban children. Race and occupation influence outcomes. cancer affects both areas, with men more exposed to industrial hazards.
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Edgar Eyden- Stricker
East Side
New York City
New York State
Elissa Landi defies Hollywood sex appeal labels in interview
Hollywood column notes Elissa Landi rejects crude sex appeal as misread charm and vows to act with elegance. Janet Gaynor misses recognition while vacationing in Wisconsin. Max Baer handles on set safety, clarifying fight scenes. Sunday breakfasts at the Brown Derby draw celebrities like Peggy Hopkins Joyce Glenda Farrell and Robert Riskin.
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Dan Thomas
Hollywood
Elissa Landi
Elissa
Miss Landi
Janet
Janet Gaynor
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Lake
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Parnell Pratts
Glenda Farrell
Robert Riskin
Wesley Ruggles
Arline Judge
Charlie Ruggles
Galloway Poised in a Worldly Parade of Talent
A profile of Ewing Galloway, famed photographer and columnist, detailing his Henderson Ky. roots, rise to prominence with Collier’s, and multifaceted life. The piece notes his amateur tennis prowess, modeling for stage and film, and a portrait of a cosmopolitan New Yorker with strong ties to Chinatown guides and Amelia Earhart’s era.
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New York
Manhattan
Ewing Galloway
Daniel Boone
Collier's
Tory Hall
Bedtime Stories excerpt with Reddy Fox and Mrs Reddy
Reddy Fox calls to Mrs Reddy to view several small pits in the sand as they discuss work and daylight versus darkness. The scene opens with dialogue and a yawning Mrs Reddy. The mood hints at a nature tale with Thornton W. Burgess style dialogue.
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Mrs. Reddy
Reddy
Estrangement Ends as Vanderbilt Jr Reunites with Family
The piece notes Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr has reconciled with his family after earlier conflicts over his choice to pursue journalism. He now visits his parents regularly in New York and Newport, remaining a restless traveler by nature. Context includes remarks from a taxi driver about his father’s concerns and mentions of other prominent figures and anecdotes from the era.
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NRA
Glenn Frank
General Johnson
Washington
Monte Carlo
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Miami
California
Newport
New York
Cap a l Orage Encounter Drives Duo Toward Hidden Source
Colin plans to chase a hidden power source in New York linked to the Mask while protecting Germaine. Four days remain before Quebec as they depart for Cap a l Orage, facing danger from Dollaire and an ominous Wine Press. Clarkie Lunn debuts tomorrow.
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New York
Colin
Quebec
Dollaire
Cape
Germaine
Cap A l'Orage
Astir
Frank L. Packard
Persistent Spouse Charges Hit Hugo Youth
Lawrence Couch of Hugo faces jury and abduction charges after taking 13 year old Lay Zellen Robinson from her home without parental consent. A perjury charge was filed after he allegedly swore she was of marriage age. he was jailed again after bond release. Preliminary hearings are set for next Tuesday.
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Hugo
Okla
Lawrence Couch
Zellen Robinson
PICTURE PUZZLE CLUES AND ANSWERS LIST
A composite clue list with horizontal and vertical entries covering crossword style hints. Includes references to famous actresses, mythic terms, languages, and architectural terms, plus notes about stage stars and related vocabulary.
The Trapper at Work Opens The Next Story
In a Burgess tale, Reddy explains that sand pits are traps hidden at the bottom. Mrs. Reddy witnesses an ant fall into a pit and struggle as the trapper lies in wait beneath. The scene closes with the tagline for the next story.
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Mrs. Reddy
Reddy
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