Globe Praises Local Groups For Flood Relief and Chamber Efforts
The Amarillo Globe lauds the Red Cross flood relief campaign and the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce for their roles. It notes residents exceeded aimed donations, raising from 550 to 2 750 and contributing 4 500 overall. The piece also commends the chamber for coordinating events around the Santa Fe railroad opening and hosting visits from three governors and many cities.
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Globe
Amarillo
Thank the Red Cross
Santa Fe
Chamber of Commerce
Nature’s channeling urge floods Ohio Valley overflows threaten homes
A Columbia University geologist argues floods are nature’s rights of way and humans along river bottoms face constant danger. He urges moving populations and rethinking riverfront living, with cities replanned and land reclaimed from the river. He notes resistance from residents tied to trade, soil fertility, and community identity.
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Ohio Valley
Charles P. Berkey
Columbia University
Berkey
Washington clash over Jacksons anti trust role and bar association power
In Washington the anti trust division head Robert H. Jackson faces strong backlash from leaders of the legal profession. He assails the American Bar Association while backing a Brandeis style public service view for lawyers. Delegates from over 1000 liberal lawyers plan to meet and push reform against what they call reactionary courtroom norms.
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Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Court
American Liberty League
Jackson
Department of Justice
New York Bar Association
American Bar Association
A. R.A
National Lawyers Gund
New Deal
Brandeis
Frank P. Wiiah
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Henry T Hunt
Secretary of the Interior
Buffalo
N.Y
Herbert Lehman
New York
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Andrew
SEC
Cummings
Anti-Trust Caan
Legal Brain Trust
Ben Cohen
Thoms G. Corcoran
Associteony
Maine
Vermont
Disappearance Mystery Involving British Financier Blane
Detective Kettering aboard the yacht Golden Gull off Miami investigates the disappearance of British financier Bolitho Blane. Passengers include Nicholas Stodart Blane's secretary and Rocksavage rivals as the case reveals a soap monopoly bid and a web of intrigue with Lady Welter Hayashi and Count Posadini.
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Carlton Rocksavage
Miami
Bolitho Blane
Rocksavage
Kettering
Blane
Nicholas Stodart
Roeck Savage
Ferri
Lady Welter
Reginald
Jocelyn
Bude
Lulgl Posodini
Tinosuke Hayashi
Hayashi
Pasadini
Pasodini
Scotland Yard
Welter
Dinner and dancing should not mix sayhealth rules
The piece argues against exercising or dancing immediately after meals. It emphasizes that digestion is disrupted and the body is strained by physio activity after eating. It jokes about dancing during dinner and urges to dine and dance separately.
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Globe
News-Globe 6262
Bo'cock P.M
Gowan
Hollywood Gossip Debunked by Immie Fidler
Immie Fidler exposes how Hollywood gossip often misleads the public. She cites two rumors about Conrad Nagel and a starlet, debunking each with firsthand notes and noting how fan guides inaccurately pin homes to stars like Nelson Eddy.
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Hollywood
Conrad Nagel
Nagel
Nelson Eddy
Beverly Hills
Eddy
Buddy
Ex-Pugs Run Eating Joints Ex-Pug’s Run New York
In New York, ex‑pug Dempsey dominates area dining with Cauliflower Corners on a corner site and several nearby eateries led by champions like Mickey Walker and Tony Canzoneri. The piece notes Braddock and Benny Leonard eyeing similar ventures, plus writer Berton Braley and ghost writer Dave Freedman, with Smith’s bookshop in Paris as a cultural aside.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Mickey Walker
Dempsey
Tony Canzoneri
Canzoneri
Brillat-Savarins
Benny Leonard
Dave Freedman
Freedman
Coat of Arms and National Terms Puzzle
A crossword style list presents clues for horizontal and vertical entries including terms for coats of arms political and geographic references, pronouns, animals, and common nouns. Answers span items like lifeless perched neuter pronoun distant and various nation focused terms with several cross referenced definitions.
Headstrong Young Skunk Faces Owl in Cold Day Encounter
A young Skunk wanders near Farmer Brown's barn despite warnings and senses danger. He confronts Hooty the Owl near Johnny Chuck's old house and fires his scent gun, trading a bluff for a tense standoff in daylight.
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Jimmy Skunk
Farmer Brown
Hooty the Owl
Jimmy
Hooty
Skunk
Green Forest
Father
Johnny Chuck
Great Horned Owl
What, no meat axe
A humorous item listing tools a lady admires with a punch line about a meat axe provoking tears. The quip reflects mid 20th century comic taste, citing a 1937 McNaught Syndicate joke contrasting stringer and slicer devices with a kitchen tool.
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McNaught Syndicate Inc
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