Globe News Golf Drive Signals Local Interest Growth
The Globe News outlines Amarillo's Free Golf Club, with over 300 signups across four local pros teaching many first time players including numerous women. The piece compares to Chicago's larger program and credits Walter Sikes for launching the Amarillo plan at River Drive and surrounding courses.
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Globe-News
The
Tribune
Walter Sikes
River Drive
Panhandle
Globe News
Sikes
Bill
Country Club
del Love
Indian Hills
Jack Bush
Fofflin Park
Is the President a temporary dictator or democratic leader
The author argues that while powers granted to the President seem broad they are constrained by the Recovery Act tariff and war debt limits. He suggests Roosevelt could have acted more decisively with full powers but warns against dictatorship. He calls for democratic restraint and responsible leadership to sustain the New Deal.
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Roosevelt
McClure Newspaper
Nightmares in The Palmetto State Unclear Origins Cited
Vague note prompts readers to write to Berdanier at The Uf asking for ideas on how a titular custom began. The request invites ratings of answers and mentions The Palmetto State as a regional reference.
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Palmetto
Berdanier
Love and schemes swirl around Georgie and Bishop
Georgie Bancroft confesses love to Nicholas Boyd who hesitates over marriage while his wife Bernie pursues her own social chess. Clifford Asher departs, Georgie faces a rival, and Bishop pressingly courts Bernie as she contemplates divorce amid their tangled lives in a melodramatic domestic world.
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Nicholas Boyd
Germany
Georgie
Nicholas
Bernie Boyd
Bishop
Bernie
Bernie Mutmured
Clifford Asher
Evelyn
South America
Clifford
Rivera Spoils Painters Pie in Rockefeller Clash
New York columnist critiques Diego Rivera amid U S capitalists quarrel highlighting Rockefeller hush money claims and underpaid artists. The piece notes foreign artists’ skepticism toward Rivera and sketches his persona amid a bustling New York summer arts scene.
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New York
Diego Rivera
Radio Center
Rivera
Mexico
Rise of Medical Specialization Faces Certification Debate
Dr. Morris Fishbein notes medicine now includes 18 to 20 specialties alongside general practice. He cites varying standards for competence and certification boards that assess after five years of practice, while warning against assuming non certified physicians are automatically incompetent.
Gleason Anniversary Saga Reflects Hollywood Longevity
Hollywood notes celebrate Jimmy Gleason and Lucille Webster Gleason on their 27th wedding anniversary with a formal invitation for August 20 at four. The couple, regulars in Hollywood, credit planning and mutual support for a long marriage amid showbiz pressures.
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James
Lucille Webster Gleason
Gleasons
Jimmy
Lucille
Georgie Sifts Rumors As Nicholas Grays the Edge
Georgie challenges Nelly about rumors surrounding her mother and Bishop. Nelly hints Nicholas Boyd plans to leave tonight, prompting Georgie to defend Bishop and question the sources. The conversation reveals tensions in families and loyalties amid talk of marriage and trust.
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Nelly
Nicholas
Scotland
Bishop
Nicholas Boyd
Doubleday Doran
Puzzling Portraits Across Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A mixed puzzle page presents a grid of clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Readers deduce occupations, objects, languages, and common terms shaping a themed figure study.
Reddy Fox Plays the Garden Visit in a Night Hunt
Reddy Fox, famed for sharp wits, watches from Green Meadows as Peter Rabbit edges toward Farmer Brown's garden. The tale notes how Reddy's guessing skill grows with practice and his nightly garden vigil ends with a near capture as Peter appears in the dusk.
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Dows
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Peter Rabbit
Briar Patch
Old Longears
Peter
Farmer Brown
T. W. Burgess
Radio Clock Tonight Sets NBC CBS and NBC Programs
In New York on August 2 the listings show WEAF NBC with Fannie Brice at 6, Georgia Brown at 6:45, sketch of One Man's Family at 7:30, Whip of Joy at 8:30. WABC CBS airs Tito Guitar at 6, Burns and Allen at 6:30, Waring's Pennsylvanians at 8, Ted Lewis at 10. WJZ NBC offers Eva La Galliene at 5:15, The Nomads at 6, Goldman Band at 9:15, plus The Poet Prince at 9:15.
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WEAF
NBC
Fannie Brice
Georgia Brown
WABC
CBS
Tito
Burns
Allen
Waring
Ted Lewis
WJZ
Reading
Eva la Gallienne
the Nomads
Goldman Band
Poet Prince
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Poem celebrating enduring friendships and new arrivals, honoring old companions and welcoming a cheerful newcomer to shared gatherings. The verse envisions lasting bonds, mutual care, and warm hearths as friendships deepen across time.
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London
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University
By Glenn Frank
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Sara
Hurt
Egypt
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Ruby M. Ayres
Chapter
Bernie's Conquest
America
Miss Taylor
O. C. McIntyre
Duse
Helen Menken
Lee Tracey
Frank Pay
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DeWolf Hopper
Jack Haley
Zasu Pitts
Laurel and Hardy
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Great Neck
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Rube Goldberg
Leon Gordon
Russell Patterson
Everett Shinn
Easthampton
Grantland Rice
Irvin 8. Cobb
Percy Hammond
Ring Lardner
Jack Wheeler
West Street
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Stephen Leacock
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
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Just Folks
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