Jobs for 50 Men The Globe Urges Road Right Of Way Funding
The Amarillo Globe argues Potter County must secure funding for 12 mile Highway No. 5 right of way to unlock a $75,000 state appropriation and create 50 to 60 local jobs. It notes the county lacks cash and has been unable to borrow, proposes possible financing like county warrants, and urges swift action before winter ends. The piece cites local officials and residents, including Atlee Pomerene and Sheila Hibben, as context for employment and road development stakes.
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Potter County
Globe
Commissioners’ Court
Highway Department
Amarillo
Roosevelt and War Debts Analysis by Glenn Frank
The article argues that world recovery hinges on cooperating to revise war debts. It notes Europe's rigidity and US initiative, predicting Roosevelt may back a broad, joint debt revision. It warns against bilateral blame games and stresses collective action over individual posturing.
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Roosevelt
Glenn Frank
United States
Uncle Shylock
Europe
Germany
America
Great
McClure Newspaper
A Path to Paradise
In this scene a married couple Santa and Clive navigate forgiveness after past separations. Their dinner and theater night unspools into a tense, intimate exchange about trust, divorce grounds, and mutual understanding as they confront lingering faults and affection.
Entangled Hearts and Stolen Accidents in a Turbulent Marriage
A lovers confrontation reveals a past lover's return through a string of accidents. Clive and the woman wrestle over secrets and deception while their relationship shifts from individuals to a shared us. Morning scenes show waning youth, vanity, and the brittle balance of their marriage.
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Clive
Dicky
Santa
Felon Infection Dangers Highlighted by Dr Copeland
Dr. Royal S Copeland, US senator and former NY health commissioner, warns that makeshift finger infections can become felon. He details painful progression from pinprick to swelling, urging early wide drainage and cautions against hot soaks that delay treatment.
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Royal
Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
TRUMP LOST HUSBAND BY WINIFRED BLACK SAYS
Winifred Black says a bride at a party fails to notice her husband’s resentment as she trumps the partner’s ace in bridge. The groom leaves in disgust and is never seen again, illustrating a cautionary tale about seriousness in game and marriage.
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Dicky
Santa
Trump
Winifred Black
Trousseau
Pardner
Poignant Notes From a Doomed One
A compilation by D O McIntyre surveys showbiz chatter and nightlife vignettes from New York. It touches Rex Weber Patsy Kelly Arthur Tracy Walter Chrysler Jr and other figures while reflecting on clubs finances and social scenes of the era.
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D. O. McIntyre
New York
Rex Weber
Patsy Kelly
Dave Hampton
Tommy Guinain
Major Bowes
Sonat le
Sable
Jack Clifford
Ho Theater
Lily Turner
Mussolini
Dick Berlin
Oakland
Cal
Rob Wagner
Beverly
Gene Crawley
Ward Morehouse
Ziegfeld
Sidney
Murray
Otto Carmichael
al Woods
Arthur Tracy
Frieda Inescourt
Rosetti
Damozel
Dorothea Lee
Chili Princess
Co. D. Gibson
Walter Chrysler, Jr
New Directors Elected by Welfare Group in Amarillo
Three new members join the Social Welfare Association directorate in Amarillo at the annual meeting Mrs J R McKinley Dr D Roach and Bishop E C Seaman join with existing members W R Armstrong H W Galbraith Mrs Miles Bivins C F Locher and Mrs Earl Wyatt Officers will be elected soon A plan is to be formed for distributing Christmas boxes to avoid duplication and missed needy families The group praised the executive board for managing the Day Nursery run by the welfare group
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Social Welfare Association of
Amarillo
J. R. McKinley
D. Roach
E. C. Seaman
W. R. Armstrong
H. W. Galbraith
Miles Bivins
C. F.locher
Earl Wyatt
Welfare Association
Globe News Goodfellow Club
Day Nursery
Kerrville Mountain Sun Reaches 50th Year Anniversary
The Kerrville Mountain Sun marks its 50th year as the oldest English language weekly in the Hill country dating to the era after early Indian raids. Publisher is Mrs. W. A. Salter and editor is Bob Bennett of San Antonio. The paper, issued weekly, won Belo cup two years ago for best all around weekly in the state.
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Kerrville
Crossword Clue Filled Grid From Historical Reference
A dense list of across and down clues includes terms for geography language and objects such as Father Russian mountains spin not long past mineral spring largest city in Hawaii and other common crossword entries shareable in a historical puzzle page. The clues reference clerical and common nouns with several entries related to Hawaiian industry and general terms.
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Roof's
Hawaii
Bobby Coon Rescued by Farmer Brown's Boy from a cruel trap
In a gentle rescue, Farmer Brown's Boy frees Bobby Coon from a steel trap. He consoles the injured animal, condemns trapping as inhumane, and vows to tell the culprit that such cruelty should not be tolerated.
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Farmer Brown
Bobby Coon
Bobby
Parmer Brown
T. W. Burgess
Epistolary musings and modern romance in a clipped column
In a 1932 McNaught Syndicate note, a farm boy’s hanging note to his sweetheart, a tragic Covington suicide, George Eliot’s plea to John Cross, a juvenile romance aboard the Ile de France, and a roguish quip about Scotch and sailors frame a meditation on love and modern wit.
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Kentucky
Covington
George Eliot
John Cross
Ile de France
Romeo
Terfield Tonight Radio Schedule Highlights
WEHAF NBC offers 6:30 Talk with Frank A. Vanderlip and 7 Orchestra and Cavaliers followed by 8:30 Leo Reisman Orchestra and Mrs F D Roosevelt speaker. Football program at 9. WABC CBS airs 7:30 News drama 8 Football show 8:30 Morton Downey 9:00 Columbia Revue. WJZ NBC runs 6:30 Charlie Chan 8:30 Eddie and Ralph 9:30 Talk with Princess Kropotkin of Russia and 11 Cab Calloway Orchestra.
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WEHAF
NBC
Frank A. Vanderlip
Orchestra
Cavaliers
Leo Reisman
F. D. Roosevelt
al Johnson
WABC
CBS
Morton Downey
WJZ
Charlie Chan
Eddie and
Ralph
Princess Kropotkin
Russia
Cab Calloway
Bobby Has a Rescue from a Cruel Trap
A farmer frees a suffering dog named Bobby from a steel trap. He removes the trap, treats the injured leg, and decides to take Bobby home to nurse him back to health. The scene echoes past rescues and the bond between boy and dog.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Kerrville Mountain Sun
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Seattle
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Southern California
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Tuskegee Institute Choir
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