Amarillo urged to host 142nd Infantry band move
Army officials propose relocating the Old Gray Mare band from Brownwood to Amarillo with option to move to Sweetwater. Amarillo would contribute about $1,200 annually for the director's salary while band members would be Army musicians but Amarillo citizens. The plan aims to create a public band for civic events and trade excursions, enhancing the city’s cultural profile.
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Russia Five Year Plan reshapes world trade potential
Glenn Frank analyzes the rise of industrialized Russia and the possible impact on global markets. He argues Russia may eventually stabilize at home before expanding exports, urging focus on preserving domestic economic order rather than treating Russia as an immediate threat.
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Mysterious Waye Continues in Kidnapping Tale
Percival Christopher Wren introduces John Waye alias the underworld figure prowling for Rosemary’s killers. He battles a policeman in a desperate escape after using violence to avoid capture, as the hunt for a kidnap gang tightens its grip and clues emerge toward the next chapter.
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Union League Club Moves to New Park Avenue Quarters
New York April 29 The Union League Club relocates from Fifth Avenue to a bright Park Avenue building at 37th Street. The club now features a ladies quarters with private entrance and elevator, twelve dining rooms, four large banquet halls, and a modern, cork-floor main level.
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How It Began Series Seeks Reader Ideas
The Globe invites readers to submit ideas for how certain customs or sayings began. Russ Murphy will illustrate selected responses in the “How It Began” series and tomorrow features To Hold the Bag with villains and Gingerbread.
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Radio tribute and wedding broadcast notes from 1930s AP radio notes
President Hoover and Calvin Coolidge will honor Harding with a radio tribute on June 16 at the Marion Ohio dedication. Governor George White and Senator Frelinghuysen will speak. WEAF WJZ will broadcast. A wedding for Grayce Jones and Frank Duvall is planned, and Siamese royalty will receive a city key in White Plains.
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Crossword Puzzle Long Border Words Horizontal Amends
Puzzle entry lists clues and answers for a mixed crossword with many entries across and down. Includes references to Christmas carol and English royalty terms, with multiple definitions for words like hoisting, decorate, relinquished, and inscribe.
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