Amarillo Plans Food Drive To Aid Hungry This Winter
Amarillo faces a winter hunger threat and must curb transients while mobilizing a citywide food drive. Mayor Rogers approves a women led effort to stock central depots with surplus jars and canned goods to sustain families, elderly, and children through the cold months. Charles M. Schwab is cited on economic needs.
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Inseparables Among Celebrities and Lambs Club Notes
A curious portrait of New York celebrity companionships highlights many duos from Frank Sullivan with Corey Ford to George White with Benny Holzman. The Lambs club clash with finances is noted alongside a surreal afternoon scene with a pink bereted cat and nostalgic reflections on theater life and performance.
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Corey Ford
Frank Case
Jesse Laskey
George M. Cohan
Steve Reardon
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Gene Buck
George Jean Nathan
Lillian Gish
Stage) Boyd
Paul Whiteman
Billy Seeman
Sam Harris
Irving Caesar
Lee Shubert
George White
Benny Holzman
Earl Benham
William Gaxton
Dinty” Moore
George McManus
East Fiftieth Street
Sealyham
Peter Uses Friend to Escape Drill by Flip
Peter Rabbit flees a fast pursuing Flip the Terrier toward the old wall. Jimmy Skunk stops Flip with a scent gun, saving Peter. Peter thanks Jimmy and continues home amid cheers from Sammy Jay and Welcome Robin.
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Teaching by Films by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues for film as a teaching tool citing eight reasons. Films improve access for all learners, allow magnification and playback, save time, hold attention, concentrate the lesson, reveal rapid or slow movements, bring global life into class, and emphasize objectivity over vague abstractions.
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Louis Ange
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Sondra and John face a hidden marriage crisis and ailing Merriman
Sondra waits with John Anderson for Mark Merriman to arrive, hoping to keep him unaware of their secret marriage. Beatrice Taylor overhears rumors and ponders the lavish yet fragile ties among Sondra, Anderson, and Merriman as Cass tries to steer away from scandal.
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John Anderson
Mark Merriman
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John
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Beatrice Taylor
Stephen Cassidy
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Cass
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Flora
Ben
Ruby M. Ayres
Carelessness Blamed for Eye Injuries Among Children
Dr. Copeland cites a National Society for the Prevention of Blindness report showing over 500 children have lost sight due to carelessness, with 750 to 1,000 yearly eye injuries. He urges toy restrictions, eye safety education, protective gear, and prompt medical care for eye trauma.
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Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Pan and the summer voice in Winifred Black Says
A Winifred Black essay evokes Pan as a mischief loving, worldly figure sensed in summer woods and by the sea. The narrator imagines Pan listening behind the calm, tempting readers to cast off rules and taxes and nostalgia for youth.
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Winifred Black
King Features ,Ynd., Inc
Crossword style clues pack puzzle with many terse hints
A dense list of across and down clues covering animals tools actions places and letters. It includes entries like Attar Spider's home Alaska governor idle fellow and many others seeking word fits across two directions with geographic and lexical variety.
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Sondra Faces Secrets in a Tense Domestic Ruse
Sondra struggles to adapt to marriage with Mark while Beatrice and Cass weigh hidden finances and a wife's independence. Beatrice hints at a troubling past with Flora and Merriman, suggesting secrets may ruin Sondra’s fragile status as Mark’s wife.
Concord Grapes and Home Made Bread Nostalgia Notes
A nostalgic vignette praises simple pleasures like Concord grapes from a mossy well arbor and golden homemade bread. The writer laments that such cozy topics demand careful rewriting and a warm, open hearth to truly do them justice.
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Signposts of Improvement set for winter radio series
Association is reviving 30 minute and hour programs for winter with a theme Signposts of Improvement. Business leaders will speak Wednesday nights on WJZ NBC at 8:45 p.m. opening by Charles H. Swift of Chicago. Listings include WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC schedules with various performances and programs.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
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Services for J. H. Sturgess Held at Griggs Chapel
Services were held at 10 30 this morning from the Griggs chapel for John H. Sturgess age 50 with Rev Ira F Key pastor of Polk Street Methodist Church officiating. Pallbearers named were J B Parr W W Finch John Allen C A Chesshir Herbert Lytle and Walter Clements. Burial followed in Llano cemetery.
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W. W. Finch
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C. A. Chesshir
Herbert Lytle
Walter Clements
Llano Cemetery
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