Panhandle faith and a controversial fiscal note
In memoriam to L. C. Thompson of the Panhandle Amarillo pioneer who built a wholesale business and helped many as he urged faith in the region. Also a critique of U S economic policy arguing tariff barriers and merchant marine subsidies hurt postwar world trade and delay debt settlements.
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L. C. Thompson
Panhandle
Mr. Thompson
Amarillo
Potter County
Thompson
Glenn Frank
Europe
Old World
McClure Newspaper
Gossip and Rivalry Across Broadway in a Tangled Affair
In a 1931 1932 Coningsby Dawson serial excerpt, Santa evades her ex husband Dicky while entangled with her present husband Clive. Dicky pressures, masking danger with charm as Santa contemplates disclosure and fear of renewed pursuit.
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Santa
Dicky
Clive
Coningsby Dawson
Peter Rabbit’s Splash At Smiling Pool
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale Peter Rabbit slips from Little Joe Otter’s slide and lands in cold water. He struggles to climb out as bystanders watch the comic mishap with the crowd of woodland creatures observing the scene.
How It Began Series Prompts Reader Ideas
A notice invites readers to share ideas for how a custom saying began. It suggests writing to Kure Murphy and Ray Gemsky via The News-Globe and offers that responses may be illustrated in the series.
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GLOBE
Kure Murphy
Ray Gemsky
News-Globe
Halitosis and factors behind chronic bad breath
Dr Roy Al Copeland discusses halitosis not as a tooth problem but a symptom of body disturbances. He cites tonsillitis digestion constipation and poor dental care as possible causes and urges comprehensive medical evaluation beyond mouthwash or toothpaste.
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Royal 8
Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Winifred Black Says Pushes Them Away
A column by Winifred Black applauds a loving mother who dresses her daughter, selects friends, and praises sons, yet warns her devotion pushes children toward risk. The piece critiques overbearing parental praise and self impression of safety.
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Winifred Black
Ike
Julian
Billy
Cartoonists and Writers Battle Mistranslation and Malady
A nostalgic column surveys figures in American letters and media. It notes Lengel’s crusade to correct Kansas City’s Missouri identity, H T Webster’s recovery from writer's cramp by learning to write with his left hand, and Tallulah Bankhead's onstage controversy. It mentions Ernest Hemingway in the audience and a 1932 syndicate copyright notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas City
Missouri
Lengel
Hindustan
H. T. Webster
Guiding Your Child Delinquency Linked to Parental Bias
Studies show delinquent children often come from homes where fathers favor daughters and mothers neglect sons. The boy lacks paternal role models and maternal warmth, leading to acting out and resentment. A similar dynamic can affect girls, though other social and economic factors also influence delinquency.
New German Chancellor and Cabinet Law Terms
Puzzle list of clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes German political names like Von and Paul von expecting matching words for labels, melodies, coasts, and various definitions. A mix of cryptic style hints and standard vocabulary aiming to fill crossword grid.
Rockefeller Center to Air Opening Night Programs
Rockefeller Center will launch its first unit with three NBC transmissions from Radio City Music Hall lobby studio on Tuesday night at 6 45, 8 30 and 10 o clock. Earlier NBC plans from Jerusalem were postponed due to transmission issues. Tonight on WEAF NBC schedule includes Mrs F D Roosevelt and Al Jolson while WABC CBS offers News and Columbia Review. Local radio listings add Charlie Chan and magican Howard Thurston followed by Eddie and Ralph and a late Pete Gan orchestra set.
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Associated Press
New York
Rockefeller Center
Wjznbc
Weaf-Nbc
Radio City Music Hall
NBC
Holy Land
Church of the Nativity
Jerusalem
WEAF
Harmonica Rascals
Orchestra
F. D. Roosevelt
al Jolson
Fred Warring
WABC
CBS
Morton Downey
Columbia Review
Ben Pollack
WJZ
Charlie Chan
Howard Thurston
Eddie and
Ralph
Gus Gan
Joe Furst
Peter the Otter Learns to Swim at Smiling Pool
Peter the otter tries to swim with friends at the Smiling Pool and is cheered for his effort but he fears the cold water and the crowd's laughter. After a shaky exit he retreats into hiding vowing never to visit again. The scene is told with animal characters Blacky the Crow Sammy Jay Little Joe Otter and others.
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Peter
Blacky the Crow
Sammy Ay
Jerry Muskrat
Smiling Pool
Little Joe Otter
Sammy Jay
T. W. Burgess
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Sam
Herbert E. Wilson
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America
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James J. Walker
By Coningsby
Bill Halligan
O. O. McIntyre
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Sir William Hicks
Frazier Hunt
Lord Oxford
Clare Briggs
Lord Beaverbrook
William Gaxton
Frances Williams
Judith Anderson
Francine Larrimore
Controller Berry
Jack Boyle
Lili Damiti
Mabel Bell
George White
Belle Baker
Friar’s Court
Joe Laurie, Jr
Loomis Sisters
Christopher Morley
Bloomhoff
Little Red Riding Hood
Love
Fifth Avenue
Bloomhoff’s
East Fifties
Chicago
Wilfred J. Punk
Southampton
Long Island
Will C. Lengel
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Peter Rabbit
Joe Otter
Mrs. Muskrat
Jysteay
Michigan
State
Dr. Copeland
Tallulah Bankhead
Cowling
Beverley
St. Louis
Ernest Hemingany
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Von
Germany
Vielsit
Paul von
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