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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1936
Page
4
Voter responsibility stressed for all offices in 1936 election
A July 24 1936 editorial urges voters to study all candidates for every office. It warns against focusing on dramatic races and stresses informed choice to ensure better governance and broad participation. Get out and vote. The will of the people depends on widespread intelligent preference.
The Old Combination And The New Austro-German Pact
The article argues the Austro-German treaty undermines Austria's independence and falls short of long term non aggression aims. It notes Italy and Germany moving toward a triple alliance and a renewed balance of powers, with Italy's stance on Locarno conference signaling renewed alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Schusch- Rigg
Austria
Europe
Duce
Germany
Italy
der Fuehrer
Plan for Far Ahead After 1936 Dreath Crisis
The drought tragedy spurs talk of moving prairie settlers, yet a broader irrigation and conservation program is urged to make migrations unnecessary. Dry farming experts and farmers agree that long-range action beyond emergency relief is needed to solve the drought problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreath
Drouth
Behind the Scenes in Washington on Fears of Reform
The piece argues that fear of Roosevelt or Landon sparks claims of chaos and dictatorship while noting many major laws once faced opposition as unconstitutional. It recalls 19th and early 20th century figures calling income tax, parcel post, and anti trust efforts socialist or communistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Landon
Bartlett
Georgia
David B. Hill
New York
Sherman
Oho
Congress
New York Sun
Joseph M. Cheates
U. S Supreme Court
Chauncey Depew
John
Rockefeller
Ale Sacta
Grover Cleveland
Camamunisam
Armerican Balik
Clayton Ant-Trust
Comalon
Bosiuily Merce
Saic Us
Chicago Tribune
Brandegee
Connecticut
Federal Reserve Ae
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Coco and Camilo in Paris Revue Love Triangle
In Paris Coco a.k.a. Coralee confronts public fame and a past she fears losing. Camilo el Durqui returns alive from an air crash and pressures her to reveal her true self while safeguarding her child. Their picnic at Bois reveals longing, class, and a clash of destinies as she weighs truth against love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coralee Dumont
Paris
Camilo el Durqui
Coralee
Coco
el Durqui
el Durgui
Bois
Camila
Camille
Tike
Sandra
Te Aaid
Pen
Phas Tree
Estancia
San Marino
Campo
Beatriz Sarmiento
Beatres
Friendly Islands on stamp stamp feature Tonga history
The article recounts Captain James Cook naming the Friendly Islands now Tonga a British protectorate. It notes Tongatabu’s palace of Queen Salote Tubou, a 200 year old historic tortoise, the breadfruit tree, and kava. It mentions Ninafoo Tin Can Island where ships drop mail in sealed cans retrieved by swimmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cook
South Seas
Tonga
Great Britain
Tongatabu
Salote Tubou
Captain Cook
Ninafoo
Isand
Word Builder Verse Revisions Prompted by Frost Bitten Olives
A fragmentary quotation from an old Italian depicts frost bitten olive groves evoking desolation on a hillside. The answer notes the poet could not shift from prose to verse without revising his approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesteray
Running Hotel Fascination by O. O. McIntyre in New York
The column details hotel life and notable figures in New York society and theatre. It praises Reeves-Smith of the Savoy, notes Dorothy Dickson's London success, and recalls era luminaries like Ina Claire and Mary Pickford, linking hotel craft to cultural icons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. McIntyre
New York
al Smith
Empire
Marbridge Building
34Th Street
John J. McGraw
Willie Hoppe
Herald
Siren's Utopia
Bill Robinson
Shirley Temple
Atlantic Ocean
Jed Kiley
Ernest Hemingway
Buff Cobb
Irvin
Dorothy de Frasso
Berton Braley
Longchamps
Edmund Goulding
Louis Golding
Seashore
Grandma
Tony Biddle
Happy
London
Pew
Arnold Bennett
Imperial Palace
Savoy
Reeves-Smith
The
Ritz
Escoffier
Thames
Miss Dickson
Edna Ferber
Elsie Janis
Miss Ferber
Miss Janis
Ina Claire
Clifton Webb
Marion Davies
Mary Pickford
Fred
Adele Astaire
Important Discovery in Fox Tale for Young Readers
A young Fox flees a pursuing hound and tests a plan using water to mask scent. She discovers that scent does not travel through water, offering a potential way to escape. The piece blends a bedtime fable with medical notes on recognizing illness in babies and the value of motherly guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Burgess
Courthouse deed transfers and vehicle registrations listed
Courthouse records show warranty deeds between individuals and entities including John E Lee to F L McDonough, McDonough to Annie Hadfield, Evans to Saunders, Parks, Eakle mortgage to South Plains Implement Co, Johnson to Federal Savings & Loan, McEspadden to West, Hadfield to Green, Lowenstern to Burchfield, with associated parcel details. Vehicle registrations list Plymouth, Chevrolet, DeSoto, Ford, Pontiac models with owners in Hobbs and Albany attendance. Autograph on trousers incident notes Lehman and Thacher signing a boy’s trousers seat at Albany charter parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E Lee
F. L. McDonough
C C. Park
Annie V. Hadfield
C. C. Parks
H. Lowenstern
J. W. Burchfield
Albany
N. Y
Herbert H. Lehman
John Boyd Thacher
European Official HORIZONTAL 1.10 French governmental leader
European word puzzle with clues across and down referencing political and linguistic terms. The grid features hints for political offices, descriptors, and common objects aligned to a themed crossword style.
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Norma Talmadge
Ginger Rogers
Julia Sanderson
Billy Gaxton
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Norma Shearer
McNaught Syndicate
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Chevrolet
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J. S. Kinsley
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