New Religion Program Debuts on WJZ NBC August 21
Dr. Stanley High will launch The World of Religion on WJZ NBC August 21 in a journalistic look at religion. The station lineup tonight includes WEAF NBC programs at 6 Cavaliers 8 Paul Whiteman 8:30 Brass Button Revue 9:30 Geru Orchestra and WABC CBS at 5:45 Connie Boswell 7 Paul Robeson 8 Shilkret Orchestra 9:30 Columbia Symphony 10 Baron Lee's Band.
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Connie Boswell
Paul Robeson
Shilkret
Columbia Symphony
WJZ
Candle Lightin
Jane Froman
Sodero Orchestra
Baron Lee
Olympic ideals rise above nations in Los Angeles arena
The Amarillo Globe extols the 1932 Olympic Games as a force uniting youth across borders. It argues competition in track and field shows athletes from Japan, Finland, Argentina, France, Britain, Germany and the United States share hopes, joys and defeats, offering a powerful antiwar message by showcasing common humanity.
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Los Angeles
Finland
Olympic Stadium
Pomerene and His Unending Public Service
Former U S senator Atlee Pomerene of Ohio has become a reliable figure for national tasks. Appointed to lead the Recon Corporation by a Republican president, he and Owen J. Roberts previously handled the Teapot Dome cleanup. His post-Senate career has remained active and influential.
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Ohio
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Coolidge
Teapot Dome
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Pomerene
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The Good Wrong Man by Glenn Frank
Essay on 1929 era economic harm caused by good-wrong men not just bad actors. It cites Owen D Young and Edward Alsworth Ross, predicts a sequel about holding companies and widespread speculation, and warns that intelligent leadership is needed to steer away from economic ruin.
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Edward Allsworth Ross
Ross
Edward Alsworth Ross
Monte Carlo
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Stately Pile and Ship Painter Story Prompt
A fragmentary notice invites readers to send ideas on how a tradition began. It mentions a ship painter, dogwood trees, and requests letters to editors Russ Murphy and Rey Senusky at The Ginb-News. The piece hints at a series illustrating the saying.
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Russ Murphy
Rey Senusky
Thesan
The Faithful Cheat yY RUBY / M. AYRES
Sondra Kent fears exposure as she hides from John Anderson's return while planning a quiet life with her husband Mark Merriman. Flora rebels against Ben's control, admitting she loves Jocelyn Farr but vows to leave. Sondra contemplates the price of social ascent and her lack of genuine love.
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John Anderson
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Cassidy
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Europe
Mark Merriman
Mark
Congo
Flora
Sondra
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Jocelyn Farr
Ric
Jocelyn
Ruby M. Ayres
Rickets Tragedy and Prevention Spotlight by Dr Copeland
Dr. Royal S Copeland, United States Senator from New York, discusses rickets as a continuing childhood tragedy. He explains causes such as lack of sunlight and vitamin D deficiency, the role of cod liver oil, and the importance of early detection and proper diet to prevent skeletal deformities and promote child welfare.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
King Features 5 , Inc
Colored frocks youthful in Winifred Black Says
Winifred Black extols bright wash dresses and parade of youth with colored parasols and shoes. She notes a yellow clad girl with black hair and eyes like cherries, laments aging and diets, and argues for celebrating color and life in youth.
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Winifred
California
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Hash Houses Pack Em In
A 1932 Rubby Ayres piece surveys midtown New York dining shanties replacing luxury eateries. It notes cheap hash houses, moonlit dining, outspoken characters, and social tension among blue bloods and common patrons. Flora contemplates independence amid family conflict and financial strain.
Crossword Word Grid Puzzle Clues Mixed
A long list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers, covering pace scholarly terms, fruits, colors, animal names, musical notes, and common words like harbor girding and street abbreviations, plus a blend of archaic and modern references. The OCR presents a dense, single-page clue set to solve.
Uncle Wiggily’s Hot Day Adventure
Uncle Wiggily faces a scorching August day as friends note the heat. He plans an outing to distract himself, urges others to stop dwelling on the heat, and considers a cool, adventurous break to cope with the sizzling weather.
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Mrs. Longears
Wigey
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Uncle Wregily
Jane
Uncle
Nurse Jane
Mr. Whitewash
Mr. Longears
Mr. Twistytail
Fat Pig
Wiggy
Uncle Butter
Mr. Bow Wow
Ledge sighting at a 28th floor tea break
A spectator recalls Neal Andrews perched on a 28th floor ledge during a casual tea break. The observer admits feeling tense and uses a simple mental trick to calm nerves.
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Neal Andrews
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Uncle Wiggily Dresses for Summer Warmth
Uncle Wiggily secretly dons a fur coat gloves cap and scarf to fool friends on a hot day. A crowd gathers and jokes about his winter outfit but he reveals the prank and buys ice cream for all, cooling the mood.
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Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Wiggy
Minnie Leovitt Rites Held in Canyon Church
Services for Minnie Leovitt 45 who died Wednesday afternoon were held at 3 PM at the Canyon Methodist Church conducted by Rev. C E Johnson. Pallbearers listed and burial in Dreamland Cemetery. Surviving husband five sons and two daughters.
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Minnie Leovitt
Methodist Church
Canyon
C. E.johnson
Claude Fewell
C. BE. Maybew
Earl Burtz
Earl Davis
C. P. Robertson
M. W. Dooley
Dreamland Cemetery
Leavitt
Buapend
Daughers
Postal Windows Close Early Saturday Amid Economy Drive
All post office windows will close at 1 o'clock Saturday to save funds under federal economy measures. The Saturday half-holiday is the first such cut tried locally, aiming to save about half the needed amount. War veterans in St Louis prepared for a march on Washington were noted for losing shoes stuck in tar on the hot pavement.
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Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
St. Louis
Washington
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