Satire and Senate clash over Barry case in mock musical
The Amarillo Globe reprints a commentary on the David Barry incident and the Senate debate as George Kaufman and Morrie Ruskind’s satire Of Thee I Sing is cited. It notes 17 senators voting to retain Barry and parries about bribe allegations amid a broader political jab. The piece also includes comments from Russell Firestone and remarks by Admiral Okada and Rear Admiral Benson.
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George Kaufman
Morrie Ruskind
David S. Barry
Washington
Senate
Barry
Sergeant At-Arm
United States Senate
America and the League by Glenn Frank
The writer reflects on support and critique of the League of Nations and the Versailles Treaty. He praises Wilson's effort to harmonize competing national interests while faulting American apostasy and timidity. He argues the treaty offered a framework for future amendment and urges tomorrow's discussion on how the U.S. squandered the opportunity.
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America
League
Glenn Frank
League of Nations
United States
Wilson
Acknowledgment Series Offers Custom Insights
The note invites readers to write to Rose Murphy and Ray at The News Globe to see how other customs began and how recognition is created. It promises illustrations in a series showing various traditions and asks for suggestions to be included.
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Rose Murphy
Ray
News-Globe
Finding Barbara in the West Country Moonlit Meeting
Farrell Armitage returns to the West country to confront Barbara Quentin about their muddled triangle with Mark Lodely. Barbara reveals she never married Mark and confronts past accusations as a sea shore reunion unfolds under a moonlit sky.
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Barbara Quentin
Farrell Armitage
Mark Lodely
Mark
Barbara
Farrell
Armitage
London
Bogey Head
West Country
Toxeter
Kings Mallard
Mr. Frere
Upper Mallard
South-the-Water
Hollywood Buzz From Photoplay and Starlight
Sightings at the Chinese theater mix with gossip as Lorretta Young Lyle Talbot attend films. Betty Compson markets a party while Arline Judge eyes future roles. Lillian Harvey stirs interest with John Boles attached to her first picture. Ann Harding faces press scrutiny and Garbo’s success noted.
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Hollywood
H. G. Wells
Johnny Weissmuller
Loretta Young
Lyle Talbot
Polly Ann
Sally Blane
Lyle
Betty Compson
Arline
Papa Wesley Ruggles
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Lillian Harvey
Old England
John Boles
Lillian
Balkans
E. H. Griffith
Europe
Ann Harding
Ann
Garbo
Dr Fishbein Explains Sinus Infections and Prevention
Dr Fishbein explains how sinus cavities connect to the nose and how infection from the nose can cause prolonged colds. He notes signs, chronic risk, and the physician’s methods to diagnose and treat by nasal cleansing and medicated shrinking of membranes.
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Louis Klenfeld
Walker Touch of City Gone
A New York columnist muses on socialites and figures from Florida to Broadway. The piece references Peggy Joyce, Beatrice Kaufman, Beatrice, George Kaufman, Kitty Kendall, Tommy Millard, Ed Hill, Jimmy Walker, Sidney Solomon, and H. T. Webster with cultural jabs and recollections of 1932 Broadway life. It concludes with a medical tale about Mark and Barbara and a line about tomorrow.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Florida
Grandpa
Peggy Joyce
George
Kaufman
Beatrice
Dorothy Parker
Charles McArthur
Midtown
Albert Keller
Ritz
Lee Owell
Milwaukee
Wis
Bert Lytell
Kitty Kendall
Tommy Millard
Ed Hill
Don Herold
California
Jimmy Walker
Sidney Solomon
Mme. Ln
Peggy Hoyt
H. T. Webster
Mark Twain
Ex-Soldiers Class To Be Here Feb. 14
Ex-soldiers of the Panhandle will meet in Amarillo for a two day officers training school on February 14 and 15 conducted by Wynn C Goode state service officer of the American Legion Carl Brown national service officer and Percy L Forbes southern division national rehabilitation committee chairman Invitations were mailed to all Legion posts in the Panhandle Floyd L Sloan adjutant of Hanson Post said the school opens with a luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel Tuesday noon followed by lectures and further program arrangements.
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Amarillo
Wynn C. Goode
Austin
State Service
American Legion
Carl 8. Brown
Washington
National Service
Percy L. Forbes
Southern Division
National Rehabilitation Committee
Legion
The
Panhandle
Floyd L. Sloan
Hanson Post
Amarillo Hotel
Depression Era Longevity Cited By Mortician Leader
W. M. Kreiger, executive secretary of the national selected morticians, told a Fort Worth district convention that sane living brought by the Depression has reduced America's death rate. He blamed riotous living of a prosperous public for a higher death rate.
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Fort Worth
America
W. M. Kreiger
National Selected Morticians
Reddy Visits the Hen Yard to Steal a Hen
Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy scout a farm for a fresh hen after discovering a gate left open. Reddy plans to climb the fence and slip into the yard while Mrs. Reddy urges quick entry. The moment offers easy pickings but foreshadows trouble as curiosity collides with risk.
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Reddy Fox
Reddy
Mrs. Reddy
Vatican City ultra short wave radio phone debut
New York reports that Vatican City will host a world first with the Vatican ultra short wave radio phone link linking Pope Pius XII and Marconi via HVJ on 47 centimeter waves. Rebroadcast from Vatican City is set for 9 30 A M despite forecasted poor reception.
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New York
Italy
United States
Weaf-Nbc
Wabc-Cbs
Vatican City
HVJ
Pope Pius
Senatore Marconi
Reddy and the Hen-yard Trap
Reddy suspects a trap in a yard with an open gate and door as Mrs. Reddy worries. He cautiously tests the hen-house entry, finding a hidden danger and realizing the opening leads to a safe but nonfunctional area, while planning to confront the farmer about traps.
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Mrs. Reddy
Reddy
T. W. Burgess
Italy Puzzle Answers From A Past Clue List
This appears to be a crossword style list with across and down clues spanning topics from Italian capital Rome to various words like heaths, dandies and indigo sources. The entry catalogs numerous definitions and potential answers without cohesive narrative or single event.
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