The Best Storm of the Winter in Amarillo
Dramatic contrast in weather framing shows Amarillo declares cold and snow as blessings while other regions lament frigid conditions. The piece argues that dry air and snow improve health and crops, countering nationwide headlines of bitter winter. It also includes reflections on war bluffing by Germany and a comparison to lemming behavior.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Jillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
T. FE. Johnson
John McCarty
Associated Press
Norway
Raymond Pearl
Johns Hopkins University
Dr. Pearl
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Germany
Madrid
Spain
Hitler
Britain
France
Morris Fishbein
Behind the Scenes in Washington Copeland stirred by ship line favors
Washington report on Senator Copeland of New York and his ties to the Munson steamship line, calls for free passes and tickets, plus criticism of his merchant marine bill and Milk and Drug law posture. The piece notes tensions with the administration and ongoing political maneuvering.
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Rodney Dutcher
Globe Washington
Washington
Royal
Copeland
New York
New
Neal
Rush D. Holt
West Virginia
Holt
al Smith
Tammany
Philadelphia
Mory Land
State Department
Great Britain
Palestine
Senate Commerce Committee
Bermuda
Munson
C. W. Munson
Frank Munson
Treasury
Ren
Hugo L. Binth
Alabama
St. Louis
U. S
Eevator
Mysteries of Nation's Airplane Crashes Remain Unsolved
An article notes recurring mystery in aviation disasters with limited explanations. It cites 1936- era crash data, passenger miles, and cargo figures from the Bureau of Air Commerce, underscoring ongoing uncertainty despite extensive flight activity and safety records.
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United States
Bureau of Air Commerce
Grounded in fog and misjudged altitude key air crash causes
The Bureau of Air Commerce reviews multiple 1930s air disasters citing pilot miscontrol in fog and misread altimeters as frequent probable causes. It notes unconfirmed theories and lists contributing factors like weather forecasts and ground crew errors, with trials from Goodwin Arkansas to Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Bureau of Air Commerce
Department of Commerce
Washington
Bureau
American Air Lines
Goodwin
Ark
U. S. Weather Bureau
Albuquerque
Erron
Kansas City
Insomnia and the Path to Sleep Relaxation
The article discusses insomnia as a modern plague and suggests mental relaxation and a calm bedroom routine as key fixes. It advises making up your mind to sleep, discarding today and tomorrow thoughts, and staying in bed with eyes closed until sleep arrives.
New York Addresses Swing From Millionaire Row to Madison Boom
In a 1937 column, the author notes New York's changing prestige addresses from upper Fifth Avenue to Madison Avenue shopping prestige. He observes Bowery decline, West 42nd Street turnover, and East 60s to 90s luxury blocks rising. The piece also highlights theater figures, a Morgan dinner, and Russian restaurant trends.
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O. McIntyre
New York
West 42d
Sutton and Beekman Place
Park Avenue
Upper Fifth Avenue
Millionaire Row
Madison Avenue
Bonton
West 57Th Street
Madison
Richard Himber
Orchestra
Twitter
Mrs. Reddy Survives Henyard Escape in Burgess Tale
In this Thornton W. Burgess installment Mrs. Reddy recounts a cold, hungry escape from a henyard after a gunshot wounds her. Reddy guides the tale offering sympathy as she returns home, recalling the near miss and the risky chase that followed the failed theft attempt.
May Robson and Marie Dressler Toast Ailing Scene
May Robson recalls a 30 year sobriety with one drink on Marie Dressler’s urging. Dressler telephoned, cocktails were poured for a toast, and a week later Dressler declined after health news. Dorothy Parker party scene notes uninvited guests crashing the gathering.
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May Robson
Marie Dressler
Marie
May
Miss Robson
Miss Dressler
Eminent Jurist Puzzle Answers Set
A crossword style list of clues and solutions referencing a famed U S judge and related terms through horizontal and vertical entries. It includes hints for bench titles, carols, legal phrases, and common crossword words. The grid ties to a celebrated jurist who served twice as chief justice and the puzzle blends legal, musical, and everyday terms.
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Sinece
Rse
MAIL
SUND
Amatillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
The
Globe
News-Globe
Oooxas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Yesday
Globe 18
Quade
Jimmie Fidler
Hollywood
Bureau of Air Commercee
Western Air Express
Burbank
Cal
United Air Lines
Cheyenne
Wyo
Prombarean
Trancontinental and Western Vic, Inc
Macon
Jeanette MacDonald
Bing Crosby
Frances Langford
Joan Crawford
Binnie Barnes
Clark Gable
Babe Hardy
Dionne
Boris Karloff
Ricardo Cortes
Jean Harlow
Margot Grahame
MGM Cafe
Robert Taylor
Juliet
Romeo
Sonja Henie
Henry Armetta
Lyda Robert
Garbo
Marion Davies
Margaret Lindsay
Benita Hume
Charles Butterword
Hume
Herman Bing
Hans
Tony
N. Y
Coney Island
J. P. Morgan
Morgan Town
Murray Hill
A. E. Matthews
St. Regis
Vienna
Peter Arno
McNaught Syndicate Inc
Bedtime Story
Thornton W. Burgess
Mrs. Reddy
Reddy
Patriotic Shanghai
U.P
Chungking
Szechuen
T. W. Burgess
Bing
Herman
Dorothy Parkers
Dorothy
McNaught Syndicate
U. S. of State
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