Peace Rally Urges Common Sense In Global Crises
The Amarillo Globe preview of an upcoming peace rally organized by national and local leaders argues Americans should keep a cool head amid European tensions. It criticizes past entry into wars for costly outcomes and calls for mindful nonintervention unless self defense is at stake.
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America
Europe
Canada
Jacques Cartier
Samuel de Champlain
Quebec
Cartier
St. Lawrence
Champlain
Montreal
Quiber
J. C. Skillman Retired District Clerk of Potter County
The obituary notes J. C. Skillman retired after 18 years as Potter County district clerk. He was a beloved, gentle figure with a wide circle of friends and consistent public support, always choosing to leave office voluntarily.
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J. C. Skillman
Potter County
Skillman
Duty to Jobless as Left Press Attacks Relief Cuts
The Wall Street Journal reprints criticisms from the Daily Worker and the Nation about Roosevelt’s relief budget. The left-wing outlets argue reductions reach 80 percent or 15 percent, questioning spending certainty, while the Journal notes any unemployment risk hinges on private industry’s response and potential future aid.
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Wall Street Journal
The
Daily Worker
the Nation
Roosevelt
Radieal
Nation This Magazine
COO
Public Works
Radio Eals
Ellsworth’s Antarctic Claim Sparks Debate Across Poles
The United States claims 350000 square miles in Antarctica led by Lincoln Ellsworth and the Hubbard memorial medal from the National Geographic Society through President Roosevelt. Opinion polls question the value of the land while recalling Alaska’s past, with officials wary of mail bombs and taxes as safety concerns rise.
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Alaska
United States
Antarctic
Lincoln Ellsworth
National Geographic Society
Roosevelt
Ellsworth
Hubbard Memorial
Polar
Forbidden Love at Avon Home for the Aged
Garret Cassidy loves Caroline Jay but cannot see her due to Caroline’s mother forbidding it. Mrs. Jay hopes for something better for Caroline. Garret seeks elopement, Caroline refuses, then they converse at the Heidelberg Inn where Garret promises to keep her forever.
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Garret Cassidy
Caroline Jay
Caroline
Heidelberg Inn
Garret
Avon
Ced
Oto
Mrs. Jay
Carol Darling
Joe
Stories in Stamps Stories in Stamps
A romance in which Caroline and Garret wrestle with secrecy and delayed marriage amid family disapproval. They recall how a chance meeting at Avon Home for the Aged sparked their bond, while practical obstacles like work and money test their plans for eloping or waiting for a stable future.
The Truth About Diet Bedtime Stories
Magazine executive Dick Berlin travels the globe by air and sea, from Honolulu to Rangoon, noting strange sights and the rise of astrology. A long fiction feature follows Farmer Brown's Boy solving a night scream mystery with forest animal voices as neighbors. The piece blends travel, culture, and a serialized tale.
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New York
Dick Berlin
Bagdad
Cairo
Athens
Berlin
Honolulu
Sydney
Australia
Java
Timor Sea
Soemba
Lombok
Bali
Batavia
Bangkok
Rangoon
Bethlehem
Garden of Bethsemane
Nazareth
River Jordan
Dead Sea
Suez Canal
India
Ganges
Jodhpur
Baluchistan
Persia
Farmer Brown
Sugarhouse
Green Forest
Eg Mink
Fenner Brown
Buster Bear
Mother Brown
Green Meadows
Hylas
Reddy Fox
Word Builder Clashes Hint at Off-Duty Friction
An unusual word game hints at shading and playing a saxophone. The piece suggests conflict among workers as noise and temper spill from tip to tip, with off-duty moments offering respite.
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The fragment presents three questions and answers about geography and health. It notes the equator moves fastest on Earth. It cites heart disease as the leading cause of death in the United States, with influenza and pneumonia as the next most fatal. It also mentions the Detroit River being nicknamed the Dardanelles of the New World.
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United States
Public Health Service
Dardanelles
New World
Detroit River
European Soldier Horizontal Puzzle List
A crossword style list presents clues and answers across two orientations. The horizontal clues cover military themes emulating heritage terms and common words from 1 to 56 with varied definitions and associated short answers. The vertical clues mirror this with kiln egg subsist smells and geography related terms.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Amaillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Sith and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
T. BE. Johnson
John McCarty
Norris Ewing
Hews and Business Department
Specialleavenger
the Globp
Thore
Ootteal Dora
Stakhanoff
Frank
Pear Ry
Glenn Frank
Iomedialego
Inite Academic
Itelf
McClure
By I. S. Klein
Founders
Ontanto
Atlantic Ocean
Darling
Garrett
Pett Till
NEA Service
Tne
Bedtime
O. O. McIntyre
Evangeline Adams
Nella Webb
Avenue Bon Ton
Myra Kingsley
Palm Beach
London
Richard Barthelmess
Walter Huston
Barthelmess
Broadway
John Barrymore
George Arliss
William Gillette
Groucho Marx
Old Blade
Phil Simms
Inverness
King Edward
Floating Island
Earl Carroll
Ian Claire
Son
Palmer Brown
Claire Luce
Sussex
Dorothy Knapp
Tudor City
Cobina Wright
Doris Duke Cromwell
Main Street
Gertrude
Mark Twain
Manhattan
Twain
Bob Davis
French Line
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
the Health Magazine
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Word Builder
Beleeieine Lng Ab
Saleehaha
Werner
Stair Post
Bashan
Alemina
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