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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe proclaims an independent Democratic news stance and impartial journalism while defending U S actions in world affairs. It critiques nationalistic views and universal interdependence amid Cuba’s crisis and foreign policy debates.
A historical commentary notes the shift as repeal looms with whisky stocks and reform measures. James M. Doran cites potential stock changes from 4,000,000 to 50,000,000 gallons via recifion and rectification. The piece frames bootlegging as science and notes racketeers growing power and a near one billion dollar annual tribute. Frances Perkins and Hugh S. Gunn are referenced in relation to labor and regulation.
Article discusses the NRA’s relation to organized labor and calls for revision of conventional trade unionism led by the AFL. It argues for labor to integrate into a broader governing role within a modern, multiparty economic partnership with government, business, and the public, noting the shifting industrial landscape and the need for reform.
Colin Hewitt aka Clarkie Lunn ingrains himself with the Mask's gang after a risky gambit at Spinelli's. Benny Malone and Heimie Schwarm brief him on the Mob's rules and key players Buck O'Mara and the "Wine Press" hideout as they plan the first job tonight.
A U S Bureau study reports oysters provide higher iron and copper than calves liver per 100 grams. Rats fed milk and dried oysters showed effective blood regeneration and normal growth reproduction and nursing, indicating oysters contribute essential minerals for health and lactation.
Hollywood envy surges as Twentieth Century Pictures imports Broadway names for films. Russ Colombo Blossom Seeley Paul Kelly Hugh O Connell Eddie Foy Jr Frances Williams Helen Westley Andrew Toombs Judith Anderson Etienne Girardot Janet Beecher join the screen, threatening New York's season. Chic Chandler recalls Boston theater surveillance and how police signals forced clean lines. Victor Jory recalls Reno divorce rush and a telegram death twist.
In Salem Massachusetts the eerie past lingers with Gallows Hill executions and Cotton Mather lore. The author tours the witch house jail and Gallows Hill while noting Hawthorne and local relics, including a Pinkham memorial and a Felt sign about colonial warning.
A nostalgic montage blends Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tales with Salem lore. Read about Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy spotting a trapped dog, their plan to seek Bowser the Hound and Farmer Brown, and a tour through Hawthorne inspired settings with a secret stairway and eerie gables.
Benny Malone explains the long-ago booze den that became a storefront under Keppelstein. Colin learns how the place, once a notorious resort, was split into two houses with a new front while the Mask story resurfaces.
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company has leased a 25 by 10 foot space at the Scouting Building east end for a motion picture theater and lecture house during the eight days of the Tri-State Fair. J A Addison says a 15 minute film will be shown on demand and Firestone engineers will lecture on rubber tired farm machinery and farm tire problems.
Oran Baize a 38 year old oil well pumper in Fry Field Brown County was killed when an air pressure tank exploded at a well. He was survived by his widow two children and his parents.
Puzzle fills horizontal and vertical clues about a famous author and her books with references to Inlet Authoress maiden name and lasting fame from a propaganda era work. The grid asks for her identity and related terms across multiple hints, including Topsy and Rock as playmates and steering actions.
The listing shows WEAF NBC with a Betty Boop program at 5:30, Fred Allen at 7, Lum and Abner at 8:30. WABC CBE airs Edwin C. Hill at 6:15, a Football Show at 1:30, Vera Van contralto at 9:15. WJZ NBC features O Keefe and Shutta at 6, Phil Baker at 7:30, and Reggie Childs Orchestra at 9:30.
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