Bill Burger plan eyed by Amarillo Legion for debt cure
The Amarillo Globe reports veteran W. D. Bill Burger advocates abolishing tax exempt securities and halting public debt growth. His plan, studied by Hanson Post of the American Legion, calls for debt retirement via currency backed bonds, non interest warrants, and tax on new issues, aiming to slash government costs and boost employment.
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Bill” Burger
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What Is A Dog Worth In A Damages Suit
A Chicago woman sues a neighbor for 500 dollars after a wire-haired terrier is killed. The piece ponders how to value a dog and whether 590 dollars is a fair claim, noting personal experience may shape opinions on damages.
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Chicago
Gauntlet Raised Over Barbara Love Triangle
Farrell Armitage confronts Mark Lodely about a hidden sale of Barbara Quentin's mother's shares and a gold mine windfall linked to Sir James Cane. Leila and Judy clash as the group untangles inside information and family motive behind the firm Quentin, Lodely and Cane collapse.
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Judy
Poole
Kings Mallard
Quentin
Lodely
Cane
Brains
Babs
Leila
Kenneth
South-the- Water
Quentin, Locely
James
Radio writing draws big money and fame for writers
Writers turn to radio for lucrative contracts as agents lure top names with salaries up to fifty thousand dollars a year. The craft demands tight timing and strong material, with earlier radio successes by Octavus Roy Cohen and others highlighting the shift from stage to air.
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New York
Octavus Roy Cohen
Dan Thomas in Filmland Sparks European Romance Debate
German actress Vera Engels criticizes American kissing style as aggressive while praising continental elegance. A special star train departs Feb 20 for Washington, stopping city by city to coincide with the opening of 42nd Street and Roosevelt's March 4 inauguration.
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Europe
Vera Engels
Miss Engels
Army
Washington
42Nd Street
Roosevelt
Sleep and naps in child development from a White House study
Dr. Fishbein reports on a White House Conference survey into how sleep affects child growth. Daytime naps may reduce night sleep after age four, with children under seven to eight needing about 12 hours daily and sixteen year olds about 9 hours.
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White House
Guided play mirrors a girl's coping with a new sibling
A young girl initially neglects a six month old large doll while doting on a new baby doll. After a baby brother arrives, she cares for the baby doll to process change, while the big doll symbolically represents herself and helps her adjust. The National Red Cross Museum in Washington houses the first flag raised at Chateau Thierry after Germany’s retreat.
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Agnes Lyne
Museum of the National Red Cross
Washington
Chateau ‘Thierry
Reddy Fox Trails Hidden Hunters in Cornfield Chase
A tale from Bedtime Stories follows Reddy Fox outrunning two hounds through open country. He notices a movement behind corn stalk piles and fears hidden gunmen, prompting a tense escape to stay forewarned and safe.
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Reddy
Radio Tonight Listings Across WEAF WABC and WJB Stations
WEAF NBC broadcasts feature 5:30 Three Keys harmony 6:30 Donald Nevis 9 Jack Pearl and Captain Henry showboat. WABC CBS airs 7:15 Whispering Jack Smith 8:15 Mills Brothers 8:30 Colonel Stoopnagle and Budd 9 Operetta The Waltz Dream. WJB NBC offers 6:45 Townsend mystery 1:45 Howard Thurston 9:15 Vic and Sade 10:30 Josef Shevinne concert piano.
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WEAF
NBC
Donald Nevis
Jack Pearl
WABC
CBS
Whispering Jack Smith
Mills Brothers
Colonel Stoopnagle
Budd
WJB
Townsend Mystery
West
Howard Thurston
Vic and Sade
Josef Shevinne
Narrow Escape From a Hunter Near the Barn
Reddy dashes toward cover as a hunter fires and a sting hits his hip. He hides near an old barn warned by Mrs Reddy that the place may be watched. He spots a hunter in the doorway and decides it is unsafe to shelter there until after dark.
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United States
Holland
Lower Avenue
Teddy
Reddy
Political Groups Word Puzzle Fetches Historical Clues
A crossword style list of clues spans topics from politics and geography to anatomy and crafts. The puzzle presents both horizontal and vertical entries with defined clue numbers and terse definitions.
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