Entered as second class in Amarillo paper February 20 1924
The piece notes publication as a newspaper entry under Globe News Publishing Co with dates and staff details in Amarillo Texas. It also shifts to a serialized fiction scene describing Kent Murdock Joyce Murdock and Hester Losada at a cocktail party hosted by Hester with Ward Allen present. The narrative frames social intrigue and relationships.
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Amarillo
Texas
Marchard
Perry Clarke
Ward Allen
Joyce Murdock
Delia Stewart
Ward
Joyce
Kent Murdock
Hester
Clarke
Dean Thorndike
Delia
Kent
Murdock
England
Red Cross
Hestor Losada
Decid
Allen
Price ceiling gaps hit popcorn vendor near White House
RL Van Boekirk argues a ceiling that applies only to price per sack creates inequalities as a Popcorn vendor near the White House can raise raw corn and butter costs while the sale price stays fixed, forcing losses when input prices rise.
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White House
Armenian Japanese expert Liparit aids Hollywood wits on language
From the United Press radio wire Liparit, a famed Armenian adviser, is cited as the top expert on Japanese language customs and manners. He learned Japanese in 10 days and later picked up English through reverse translation, also acquiring Russian and Manchurian Chinese reading skills.
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Pacific Coast
Holywood
Liparit
Tokyo
Sir
Lip
Hollywood
Oriental Wa Zone
Can Russia Hold
Col Frederick Palmer argues three months of favorable weather will decide if Russia can hold against a German offensive in the Caucasus region. He notes limited Allied access to front details and explains the oil-field objective driving German strategy, with Russian resilience and strategic sacrifices shaping the outcome.
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Frederick Palmer
Alliance Washington
Russia
Winston Churchill
J. Edgar Hoover
Coral Sea
Midway
North African
Kerch Peninsula
Sevastopol
Kerch
Taganrog
Rostov
Caucasus
Sea of Azov
Black Sea
Montmedy
France
Don River
SOA
Elec ES
Demoniac
Grim
Moon Is Down excerpt shows town under occupation and a tense meeting
In Steinbeck’s tale Colonel Lanser enforces coal production while Mayor Orden resists. A miner kills an officer and is executed, fueling further sabotage. Molly Morden shelters Lieutenant Tonder who seeks quiet talk, revealing loneliness amid war as a snowbound town endures patrols and fear.
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John Steinbeck
Lanser
Mayor Orden
Alex Morden
Molly
Tonder
Molly Morden
Annie
Anders
England
Anti Inflation Debate Divides Washington Front
Washington observers split over anti inflation policy as Congress haggles with the Office of Price Administration budget. Supporters warn inflation threatens postwar America, while opponents push tax cuts and rollbacks, risking public confidence in price controls and rationing.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Congress
Office of Price Administration
United States
Do-Nors
Treasury
OPA
Leon Henderson
Henderson
House of Representatives
Budget Bureau
Hawkshaw
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Caragua
RL. van Boekirk
The
United Press Radio Wire
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Joseph
Madame
Maly
Lieutenant Tonder
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