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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1933

Page

4

The Amarillo Globe Subscription Rates and Editorial View

The Amarillo Globe lists carrier and mail subscription rates in advance for various terms and notes its independent stance. The paper argues a New Jersey stock exchange move could reduce New York taxes, warning against heavy or misapplied taxes that burden brokers and taxpayers.

Amarillo Amarillo Globe New Jersey Trans- Stock Exchange New York Hudson River Wall Street Jersey Exchange Tammany

Haste Makes Waste in Government Spending

The piece warns that administrative works programs progress slowly due to planning and procurement tasks. speed risks cost overruns and graft. It argues delays are natural even in ideal conditions and cautions against rushing to avoid monumental government scandal.

Inimical Friends and Varying Political Views

Excerpted remarks critique Hoover and public policy on repeal of the 16th Amendment. Includes quotes touching on presidential private belief versus public stance, consumer protection, and governance, with notes from Tugwell and Dollfuss.

Herbert Hoover Boston Hoover Bostonian Mr. Hoover

Putting the Future in Debt by Glenn Frank

Glenn Frank argues Roosevelt should speed up public works spending to fulfill cyclical public finance and uses reader letters to defend large extraordinary expenditures while criticizing slow implementation and persistence of a Keynesian approach.

Glenn Frank Roosevelt Washington Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Hoover Mr. Roosevelt McClure Newspaper Syndicate

The Hidden Door Chapter 36 Pleasing Prospect

In a New York underworld setting, Colin Hewitt joins the Mask's gang under Buck O Mara as Benny Malone briefs him on the Wine Press hideout and entry routes. The scene introduces Buck, Hermie Schwarm, and new associates while Heimie Schwarm’s message hints at a planned job.

New York Clarkie Lunn Colin Hewitt Mask Colin Benny Malone East Side Buck Benny Old Keppelstein Nix Barney Clarkie Mrs. Barney Buck O'Mara Hermie Schwarm Barneys W. P Sally Klengell Smudge Kilrea Geordie Napp Heimie Heimie Schwarm Buck O’mara Hermie Klingell Geordie St. Lawrence Lazarre

Encephalitis variant病例 in St Louis Health Talk

Dr Fishbein explains a new type of encephalitis spreading in St Louis with over 700 cases and about 20 percent fatality. The illness affects the upper brain, causes high fever and delirium, and differs from African sleeping sickness and classic lethargic encephalitis.

St. Louis

Concord New Hampshire Portrait of Quiet Provincialism

In Concord New Hampshire the author describes a compact city with tidy streets, green yards, and bronzes in the yard of the capital. He notes portly trees and tranquil, provincial life, with colorful side trips to a fox farm and Pleasant View Mary Baker Eddy home, ending with a contrast to Manchester's surprising town square.

O. O. McIntyre Concord N. H New Hampshire New England John T. Hale Franklin Pierce Daniel Webster Pleasant View Mary Baker Eddy Christian Science

Bowser Goes for Help in Two Fox Chase

Thornton W Burgess narrates Bowser the Hound pursuing two foxes, Reddy and Mrs Reddy, exaggerating Bowser’s chase as he ignores his master’s whistle. The piece blends playful travel memories with observations on hunting, neighbors and a rustic scene, ending with light humor and dated references.

Bowser Thornton W. Burgess Stone Bowser the Hound Reddy Mrs. Reddy Blacky

Orchestra Leader Puzzle Answer Grid Reveals Star and Clues

The puzzle features an orchestra leader as the central figure with a mixed set of horizontal and vertical clues. Answers include stage, nerve, sun god, ratite bird, and terms for music, time, and daily items tied to a famed pictured man.

Radio Clock Schedule Highlights for New York

In New York on September 25 tuning times on WEAF-NBC include Charlie Leland at 6, Billy Batchelor at 6:15, Floyd Gibbons with Victor Young Orchestra at 7:30, Ship of WABC-CBS at 7:30, Manhattan Serenaders at 7:30, Big Show with Lulu MacConnell at 8:30, NRA Talk with Congressman Rayburn at 9:30. WJZ-NBC lists Red Davis at 7:45, minstrel acts at 8, and a Disabled Veterans program at 10:30.

New York WEAF NBC Charlie Leland Billy Batchelor Floyd Gibbons Victor Young WABC CBS Manhattan Serenaders Lulu MacConnell NRA Congressman Rayburn WJZ Red_ Davis

Bowser Returns for Help to Free Trapped Foxhound

Bowser abandons the fox chase after finding a trapped Foxhound with a swollen paw in a steel trap. He licks the injured dog, then redirects toward Farmer Brown’s farm field to fetch his master for aid. Reddy Fox and Mrs Reddy watch, plotting to keep Bowser from returning. Bowser heads back with purpose, hoping to rescue the trapped canine.

Bowser Reddy Fox Mrs. Reddy Reddy Mrs Reddy Farmer Brown Sir Bowser T. W. Burgess

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