Amarillo Globe highlights lake, climate and public notes
Amarillo Lake, 15 miles southwest of the city, attracts thousands as a potential water reserve and recreation site. The piece praises the lake’s value, discusses the dam spillway need, and contrasts regional climate extremes as a factor in hardiness. It also comments on John R. McCartrell retiring as comptroller general, warns against mixing bookkeeping with politics, and notes the fading hero worship of gangland figures like Dillinger.
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Amarillo
Piltmore
Gene Howf
B Johnson
John McCarty
Norris Ewing
Associated Press
John R. McCar
United States
Mr. McCar
Washington
Byrd Senate Committee
John Dillinger
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Dillinger
America
John Dillinger, Jr
Behind the Scenes in Washington on Party Realignment
The piece surveys cross party appeals in Roosevelt era politics, noting unprecedented nonpartisan tones at acceptance speeches and mixed reactions from Republicans and Democrats alike. It argues realignment challenges traditional labels and complicates voter discernment of candidates and platforms.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Franklin Field
Cleveland
Republian
Hamton
al Smith
Landon
Kaos
The Demi-Widow of Paris A Coco Star Rises
Coralee Dumont, a widow with a young son, is transformed for a Paris revue by a press agent and the musical director. Coco the new stage sensation wins Paris with charm while rumors link her to the wealthy el Durqui and a powerful dictator. Alexis Dalgourov, a Soviet official, becomes a key suitor as Coco navigates love and fame amid dazzling Parisian fashion and high society.
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Paris
Darqui
Coralee
Mademoiselle Coco
Chardon
Paul Chardon
Hollywood
Parquet
el Durqui
Longchamp
Gilvert
Sim
Coco
Duc de Mont Treville
America
Buardsman
Stories in Stamps: Coco's Hidden Nursery Mystery
A fragment from LS Klein centers on Coco, a stage star living in secrecy with her infant son Toni. An unseen door connects Coco’s dressing room to the nursery, sparking tension as she frets over events while her maid Jenny tends to delicate garments and Nana watches over Toni.
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Neuilly
Gide-Pervier
Toni
Nana
Brit
Tany
Chardon’s
Nho
Jenny
Bertoliini
Madame
Monsieur Sim
Sim
Mademoiselle Coca
el Durqui
Coralee
Clothes by the car lots and Manhattan sights summarized
A New York dispatch recalls lavish haberdashery orders from wealthy clients while noting unusual shopping sprees. It covers tailored suits, silk underwear, monogrammed handkerchiefs, and outsized orders from cities like San Francisco and Chicago. Also paralleled are anecdotes on aviation and urban curiosities including the Empire building, the George Washington Bridge, Gypsy Lee Rose, and other social glimpses.
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O. O
New York
One Avenue Haberdashery
San Francisco
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Hollywood
Wilmington
Del
Manhattan
Woolworth Building
Aquarium
Empire Tower
George Washington Bridge
Third Avenue
The Bold One Leaves Home for New Hunts
The Bold One, Reddy Fox, leaves the Old Pasture to seek a place where he can hunt without competing with kin. He explores farms, learns from experience, and builds a new den while avoiding early dangers. He grows wise but still lacks knowledge of dogs, men, and traps.
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Dick Berlin
Berlin
Albuquerque
Kansas City
Reddy Fox
Fox
Farmer Brown
T. W. Burgess
Author and Wordplay Puzzle Clues Overview
A dense list of crossword clues with across and down entries covering many word meanings. Contains references to well known authors, Greek gods, astronomical terms, verbs, adjectives, and common nouns, implying a standard American style puzzle. The grid references various languages and semantic fields to challenge vocabulary and pattern recognition.
Word Builder Riddle Riffs on Language and Names
The fragment appears as a word game clue about separating a metal from its counterpart and from an Irishman to an answer. It references a yesterday's answer about Robin Hood as a well meaning Briton and notes an orator's remark on identity and origin.
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Robin Hood
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