Amarillo Globe publication details and rates 1933
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details, ownership, and subscription rates as of September 21, 1933. It notes ownership by The Globe News Publishing Co, editor GENE HOWE, general manager Wilbur C. Hawk, and combined publication with The Amarillo Daily News. It lists carrier and mail rates, delivery service, and declares independence and democratic stance.
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Preparing for Change in 1933
The piece contrasts two schools of thought on 1933 turning points. Some fear a collapse of capitalism and a dark era, while others see birth pangs of a new order with more freedom and less poverty. It argues a decisive, unavoidable change is coming, though outcomes remain uncertain.
August employment surge signals growing payrolls and spending
The latest figures from Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins show August employment rising by 750,000 with factory payrolls up 12 million dollars. Analysts note payroll gains outpacing employment, boosting purchasing power and hinting at a continued business revival as consumers spend more. The piece cites endorsements and quotes from party figures as context.
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Frances Perkins
NRA and Unions Clash Over Labor Board Ruling
Glenn Frank analyzes the National Labor Board decision on the Berkley Woolen Mills strike in Martinsburg West Virginia. He argues the ruling favors both company unions and outside unions and urges clarity over the federal stance toward organized labor and the NRA. He promises further discussion tomorrow.
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Robert F. Wagner
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McClure
Hidden door narrows path to W P's plot at drugstore
Colin follows a coded lead to a seedy tobacco store in New York where Benny Malone awaits. A back room at Michael Barney's shop reveals Benny, confirming the planned meeting as he warns of other visitors and signals safe entry.
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W. P
New York
Michael Barney
Clarkie Lunn
Barney
Clarkie
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Mrs. Barney
Bee sting science and potential treatments inform readers
Dr Fishbein explains how a bee sting injects poison via a barbed needle and describes typical local reactions, severe cases with shock, and the controversial idea of bee venom in rheumatism. Treatments range from soothing lotions to shock management with alcohol and asthma remedies like epinephrine and ephedrine.
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F. Thompson
Hollywood stars seen around town at lunch and studio scenes
Hollywood gossip notes Bill Powell and Carole Lombard share breakfast in her studio, Lona Andre strolls with a new flame, Jack Oakie brags about his new home, Jackie Cooper heads to the studio, Buster Crabbe chats with kids, and other stars mingle over meals. The Paramount lunch crowd includes Arline Judge and Wesley Ruggles, while Gary Cooper and Grace Bradley dine at a table for two.
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Bill Powell
Carole Lombard
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Lona Andre
Jack Oakie
Jackie Cooper
Buster Crabbe
Film Colony
Paramount
Arline Judge
Wesley Ruggles
Bill Gargan
Gary Cooper
Grace Bredley
Frederic March
Maurice Chevalier
Jacqueline Francis
Rock at Plymouth Remains a Symbol of Fortitude
O O McIntyre recalls Plymouth as the birthplace of American pride with a tour that traces New Bedford and Buzzard's Bay then Cape Cod towns like Orleans and Truro. He notes Pilgrim Rock as a powerful symbol, near tears for visitors moved by the site and its century old traditions.
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United States
Newport
New Bedford
Buzzard's Bay
Priscilla
John Alden
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Orleans
John Smith
New England
Truro
Masked figures run tobacco shop in quiet hallways
Colin learns from Benny Malone that a tobacco emporium operates behind a hall and upstairs rooms. The talk hints at hidden power, undercover associations, and future revelations from Benny about the Mask's big shots.
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Colin
Benny Malone
Frank L. Packard
Cash Bonus Demand Dropped by Legion
Washington report notes American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars soured on cash bonuses for now. Veterans intend to press Congress to restore economy act cuts at Chicago's Legion conclave, with only five state conventions voting for cash payment versus last year's nine to one. Civilian conservationists drill a 121foot tunnel to access 700 feet of new cavern in Utah's Timpanogos cave.
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Washington
America
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Chicago
Legion
Timpanogos Cave
Utah
Florentine bard famed as one of history's greatest
A crossword style prompt identifies the famous 13th century poet from Florence known as Dante Alighieri. The clues touch on his fame, Florentine origins, Portinari love, Vita Nuova, and related terms. The puzzle hints his family name and works.
Bedtime Tales From Burgess Reddy Fox Struggles After Chase
Reddy Fox rests after a tiring chase and a near escape in summer heat. Mrs. Reddy plans a hunt then a visit to learn if the dog in the trap remains.
Plymouth Rock and New England Dwellings in Decline
A 1933 travel sketch recalls Plymouth Rock’s shifting status as erosion and souvenir carving wear away at the monument. The piece notes travelers seeing old coastal scenes in Scituate and nearby towns, with portraits of locals and a humorously strained tour group dynamic.
Radio Listings And Two Sides Of A Tragedy
New York radio schedules list WEAF WABC and WJZ programs for tonight. A dramatic exchange follows between Mrs. Reddy and her companion as they observe a trapped Fox Hound and debate mercy versus vengeance in a tense scene leading to the next chapter, The Plotters.
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WEAF
NBC
Rudy Vallee
Whiteman and Jolson
Erwin Gluckman
WABC
CBS
Boswell Sisters
Mark Warnow
Gladys Rice
WJZ
Mrs. Reddy
Reddy
T. W. Burgess
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