Subscription notices and early aviation projections in The Globe
The Amarillo Globe discusses subscription options and delivery details while reporting on Commerce Department aims for a foolproof airplane priced at 700 dollars. It notes rising air traffic on weekends for leisure and envisions a growing aviation industry with service stations inns and hotels to support aviators.
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Judge orders speedy jury selection in Schweitzer case
Detroit court ends three day stalemate over jury for William Schweitzer accused of murdering Howard Carter Dickinson. Judge John A. Boyne orders prompt jury selection or court to pick one, noting faster English practice and urging firmer controls.
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Restudy party functions for 1936 campaign says Glenn Frank
In a McClure piece Glenn Frank urges a secular retreat for Democrats and Republicans to reexamine party roles. He argues parties draft issues, recruit capable leaders, and unite voters of distinct philosophies for responsible governance. A retreat could raise realism ahead of the 1936 campaign.
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McClure
Crest Lake Hostess Jo Dariens Pursues Work and Romance
Jo Dariens finishes her first college year and takes a part time job at a marine supply store. She becomes official hostess at Crest Lake Inn run by Douglas Marsh, causing strain with her fiancé Bret Paul. Jo grows close to Marsh amid social whirl including the Montgomeries and a planned dance with a blues singer.
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Stamps and Wonders of China Meet Imperial Age
A discussion of China’s wall once called the eighth wonder of the world is intertwined with a scene of travel and social intrigue. The narration shifts from ancient marvels to a modern encounter with Jo, Marsh, and movie star Mr. Fragone t at a station as a cliffhanger ends with To Be Continued.
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Babs Montgomery
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Barstow
Peter Fragonet
Pete
Weston
University District
Manila Floods Report Dozens Dead or Missing
A Manila flood disaster left at least 126 people dead or missing after heavy rains. Rescue teams searched affected areas as residents faced extensive water damage and power outages.
David Belasco Legends Told In Elaborate Patchwork
A collage of theatrical reminiscences recounts David Belasco and his frail daughter Gussie known as Pansy, her marriage to actor William Elliott, and her death. The piece also notes George Jessel, Lon Payne, and others at The Lambs Club, with wry sketches of stage life and Eugene ONeill’s public retreats.
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Pansy
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Browning- Barrett
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Rialto
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Bobby Gets His Clam From Jerry Muskrat at Smiling Pool
Jerry Muskrat sits by Smiling Pool eating clams while Bobby Coon watches longing. Bobby cannot dive or steal a clam easily and contemplates schemes, but Jerry refuses to share, leaving Bobby unable to satisfy his desire.
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Laughing Brook
Big River
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Green Forest
Skin care tips and disaster reports in a fragmented text
The article discusses skin types oily and dry and mentions ichthyosis. It reports floods that hit three provinces north of Manila with 119 dead or missing near Dagipan Pancisinan and $1 590 000 in damage. It also notes a War saw house with a wine cellar tied to the Fukier family since 1910.
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Dagipan
Pancisinan
Philippines
Heroine From Ivanhoe Crossword Clue Puzzle
The extract lists crossword style clues and answers tied to the Ivanhoe tale with terms like Ivanhoe, God of love, cuckoo pint, and other wordplay references. It frames a literary puzzle about the heroine and associated items, mixing names, objects, and descriptors from the Scott work.
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Ivanhoe
First English newspapers and ocean liner mystery
A historical quiz cites early English printed bulletins from 1462 and 1620 in Amsterdam as the first English newspaper. It notes the Titanic sank on its maiden voyage April 15, 1912, and asks which world famous poet lacks a biography, answering Shakespeare.
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Amsterdam
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The
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Owl Hunter of the Smiling Pool
In a woodland scene Hooty the Great Horned Owl scouts the Smiling Pool for prey while Jerry Muskrat and Bobby Coon contend with a dropped clam. Hooty uses silent flight and keen senses to pursue and judge potential meals as the afternoon heat wanes.
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