Library Oasis on Courthouse Lawn Faces Relocation Debate
The Globe News column argues Potter County Library anchors Amarillo’s civic life, serving students and workers alike. A letter from W. S. Carlin defends keeping the library on its current lawn, praising its year round role as a beacon of learning and character, amid proposals to move it for park space.
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Potter County
Taylor Street
W. S. Carlin
South Fillmore Street
Amarillo
Panhandle
Canyon
Polk
GIVING REALISM TO REFORM By Glenn Frank
The President’s opening Congress message frames a plan for national planning as vital to defend political liberty and private capitalism. It calls for courage to blaze trails and realism to build roads, stressing accurate balance sheets and timely statistics for guiding policy and economic strategy.
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Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Forbidden Valley pursuit narrows on Karakhan case
Curt Tennyson and Paul St. Clair flee a Canadian camp with Sonya Volkov after a failed shadowing of Igor Karakhan. LeNoir reveals Sonya’s letter, igniting Karakhan's wary reaction as the Black Grizzly party moves south with renewed force.
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Canadian Wilds
Paul St. Clair
Sonya Volkov
Curt
Igor Karakhan
Sonya
Paul
Karakhan
LeNoir
Law
Three Rivers
le Noir
Ralston
Film stars swap favors to lift fellow actors
Hollywood gossip recalls John Barrymore delaying his own project to cover for Lionel Barrymore who was ill. Will Rogers skipped a lucrative deal to help Fred Stone, and Garbo helped Mary Carlisle with a costume after a shy start, boosting Carlisle to a long term contract.
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Lionel
Will Rogers
New York
Fred Stone
Garbo
Mary
Guiding Your Child Explores Precocity
Alice Clarissa Richmond argues that pushing young children to publish and display creative work harms long term development. She contends prodigies rarely mature into lasting talent, noting fame without effort breeds a sense of superiority and discourages genuine practice. Encouraging steady practice over premature exhibition is recommended.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Dogs and Their Odd Capers At A Lotus Club Evening
Dog fanciers share uncanny tales of pets in New York at the Lotus Club. A dachshund dies after leaping into a garage wall. a real estate chow returns to a pusher in Atlantic City after years apart. other dogs display sudden savagery and odd loyalties. The piece weaves literary and stage notes with brief sketches of actors, playwrights, and social scenes in Manhattan.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Jani
Lotus Club
Albany
Atlantic City
Westchester
Boston
Grand Central Zone
Dr Fishbein explains arthritis versus rheumatism
The health talk outlines how rheumatism may be mistaken for arthritis or post injury inflammation. It describes joint inflammation from sprains, acute rheumatic fever in younger patients, and secondary arthritis from infections in organs, noting heart involvement and prognosis.
Portia Horizontal Puzzle Answers Reveal Actress Name
The clue grid asks for the first name of the actress in the Portia picture. It lists definitions for many entries, including falsehood, shelter, chatter, lace, bone, dean, and the leading figure of a country. The vertical clues include runs away and marries and a sun god.
Bedtime Stories: Hairy the Woodpecker Defends Independence
In Thornton W. Burgess tale, Hairy the Woodpecker and family refuse charity, asserting they pay for suet and work for their food. Sammy Jay questions the claim, but Hairy explains that they repay with effort and value independence, even in hard winter.
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Fuet
Harry
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Hairy
Farmer Brown
Downy
Brown's
Fresh Air Talker Mrs Dwight Morrow Charms Radio
Radio experts hail novice Mrs Dwight Morrow as one of 1933s most engaging voices on air for a charity drive. She stays composed and bright under the microphone, while orders for large contracts are politely declined. A piano of social scenes closes with a Japanese table mate ordering lobster bisque and omelette.
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Dwight Morrow
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Self Respect and Payment in a Fable
A short tale from 1934 features Harry and Sammy Jay debating payment and self respect. Harry insists on paying as he goes, valuing respect from those he respects, while Sammy Jay disputes the habit and questions visible proof. The exchange ends with Harry tapping a branch and turning away. The next story is indicated as Sammy Jay Is Shown.
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Harry
Farmer Brown
Sammy Jay
T. W. Burgess
Word Builder Echoes Across a Frostbitten Scene
A playful word puzzle headline about a frostbit olive groves image shaping a desolate hillside scene. The text recounts an Indian's remark and yesterday’s answer about a nonstop race across the country. It also features a punny farewell phrase that annoys an anxious family and others nearby.
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Anon
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