Ashurst the Senate Showman and Witty Observer
The Amarillo Globe notes Senator Henry Ashurst of Arizona as a master showman who thrives on Senate floor theatrics. It recounts his enjoyment watching Huey Long stall for a recess during the Philippine independence debate and recalls his past filibuster with Hayden over Boulder Dam.
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Henry Ashurst
Arizona
Ashurst
Huey Long
Louisiana
Long
Huey
Senate
Boulder Damill
Hayden
No Cause for Alarm Over Seaway War Risk
The piece dismisses fears that the St. Lawrence seaway would aid Canada in war, arguing that US Canada relations are peaceful and that a wartime closure need not be considered. It urges focusing on the plan’s merits rather than speculative military use.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
United States
Canada
A Parable for the Nations by Glenn Frank
A Canadian wheatfield parable shows parents losing their baby while a community searches. The father mourns, questioning why neighbors did not join hands sooner. Frank urges international unity as Europe and American policy face four critical years ahead.
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University of Wisconsin
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
House of Representatives
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Barrister Firm in Turmoil as Cane Faces Fallouts
In Kings Mallard the law firm of Quentin Lodley and Cane collapses after Cane and Lodely clash. Mrs Cane worries over money and a hidden five hundred from a cousin while Mrs Quentin recalls Armitage money woes and a dying Lionel Quentin as Cane returns home.
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Quentin, Lodley
Mrs. Cane
Annie
Mrs. Quentin
Mrs. Lodely
Lionel
Sam
Mark
Nurse
Cane
Johannesburg
Armitage
Farrell
Farrell Armitage
Port Arthur Insurance Man Found Dead In Car
Joe A. White, 35, an insurance man in Port Arthur, was found dead in his car on Seawall Drive. A pistol was in his hand and a verdict of death by own action was returned by Justice L. McGuire. Two notes were found, one to the inquest justice and one to his brother John Waite.
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Port Arthur
Joe A. White
Seawall Drive
McGuire
Tests to aid bleed ers by Dr. Royal Copeland
Dr. Royal S. Copeland describes hemophilia as a hereditary male blood disease, notes its history and risks, and urges preoperative bleeding tests in children and dental patients. He stresses unknown cause, inherited transmission, and the need for awareness and blood testing in suspected cases.
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Royal
Copeland
U. S
New York
New York City
Placid Dance Hall A Treat
New York writer reviews dance halls Roseland Arcadia and the Savoy noting two bands and dime dance tickets. Hostesses dress well and young. patrons seek joy in dancing amid loneliness and self doubt. Stories and local color mix with river patrols and a wary mood about nightlife.
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New York
Roseland
Arcadia
Broadway
Savoy
Harlem
Winifred Black on Small Boats and Big Journeys
Winifred Black muses on travel by small boat to the islands and long voyages to Asia. She recalls first Honolulu trips, seasick remedies, and social acclaim upon return, noting how distant places now feel close as neighbors.
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Winifred Black
San Francisco
Globe Trotter
China
Japan
Manila
Honolulu
Hawaii
Italy
Spain
Himalayas
Guiding Your Child One Kind of Spoiling
Mrs. Agnes Lyne argues that underestimating a child's abilities by overprotecting and doing tasks for them breeds dependence. She urges mothers to expect each child to reach their own capable level and to tailor guidance to the individual, avoiding uniform rules.
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Agnes Lyne
Old Man Coyote Tempted by Otter in Burgess Tale
In a Burgess bedtime tale, Old Man Coyote watches Little Joe Otter and his family at the Smiling Pool and yields to hunger and bravado. The coyote creeps closer, considers the risk, and finally makes a swift attack on the young otter, despite prudence.
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Old Man Coyote
Little Joe Otter
Smiling Pool
Little Joe
Laughing Brook
Coyote
Coyotey
T. W. Burgess
Radio New Year's Eve Parties Hit Airwaves Across Nation
The Associated Press notes two dancing New Year parties on NBC CBS networks leading to 3 AM wrap. WABC CBS broadcasts eight-city tour 9 PM to 3 AM including Honolulu with 25 orchestras. NBC WEAF WJZ join in with Riverside Church carillon Times Square at 10:55 PM and a countrywide musical march to midnight.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Wabc-Cbs
Honolulu
Weaf-Nbc
WEAF
WJZ
NBC
Riverside Church
Times Square
Irene Taylor
Symphony
Eugene Ormandy
Nellie Revell
WABC
CBS
Burns
Allen
Colonel
Buddin
Columbia Revue
Don Redman
Burton K. Wheeler
Alice Joy
The
Rollickers
Ben Bernie
Notable Mineral Find and World Geography Puzzle Clues
A mixed puzzle list features Mineral found in Lorraine France and types of mines in Saar Basin, plus clues for embankment highest point foment goddess of peace and more. Includes elements, animals, plants, and various crossword style definitions across horizontal and vertical sets.
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Lorraine
France
Saar Basin
Italy
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Amarillo Globe
Wee
Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Pow
Wilbur CG. Hawk
Corrier
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
Newe Globe
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Vannee
the Globe
Glenn Frank
Gore
Amer
Pert
Festure Serrice
Tomorebow
Plato
Rose Murphy
Ray Benusky
News-Globe
Barbara
Dr. Copeland
O. O. McIntyre
Verne Porter
Grant Clarke
Lillian Russell
General Grant
Raymond Hitchcock
Major Bowes
East River
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Ethel Merman
Eadie
Mamaroneck
Huck Finn
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Ireland
Nevada
U.S.A
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