Amarillo Mourns Tom Gallaher After 50 Years of Service
Chicago’s gain is Amarillo’s loss as Tom Gallaher leaves the Panhandle area to join Santa Fe railway executive staff. His four decades in civic work included school reform advocacy, fair salaries for teachers, and support for athletics. Amarillo thanks him for devotion and public service.
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Tom Gallaher
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Gallaher
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Southwest
Las Animas, Colo,Amarillo
Hearts and pocketbooks aid Amarillo girl in jail wait
A 19 year old girl with no home in Amarillo stayed at Potter County Jail briefly after her ticket from Arizona to Arkansas expired. Locals offered money for her fare and temporary shelter as welfare options were unavailable. She left Sunday night with funds for transport and meals.
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Democratic Convention Book Fund Raffle Aids High Earners
The Democratic committee offers a deluxe 1936 convention book, limited to 2800 copies, signed by the president and bound in gold. Treasury employees and other higher earners are solicited to buy at $100 each, with serial numbers assigned by order timing.
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Cummings
Wallace
Coco Dumont in Paris Faces Threat to Baby Toni
Coco Dumont hides widowhood and a son as she battles a jealous rival while Argentinian Camilo el Durqui flirts in Paris. Beatriz returns from London as Coco worries a persistently pursuing Mimi Dumont and a loyal nurse narrate events about a young man Milo who protected Toni.
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Camilo
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Nana
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Monsieur Milo
Master Toni
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Oilbert
Stories in Stamps About Kara George and Serbia
The piece recounts Kara George the Black George, a rugged Serbian figure who led uprisings against the Ottoman Empire, seized power, killed rivals, fled after a Russian-backed war, and was eventually killed in 1817 while Serbia’s rulers shifted to Milosh Obrenovich. It notes stamps portraying Kara George alongside Serbia’s last ruler King Peter in 1904 and 1918.
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Gove Ee Eovernor
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Coperight
News Hounds Not Slouchy Fashion Notes and Barbs Parallel
Column recounts fashion and gossip among New York reporters and celebrities, noting stylish figures from Davis to Beebe and gossip pitfalls. It profiles Barney Gallant’s dramatic career, the rise of Pull Dress Suit Rentals, and the rite of passage for sons shedding boyhood cocoon as they enter adulthood.
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Heywood
Richard Harding Davis
C. D. Gibson
Gibson
Charlie Somerville
Ed Hill
George Buchanan Fife
Beamash
Bond Street
Karl K. Kitchen
Phil Simms
Tommy Millard
Brummel
Shanghai
Sonny
McNaught Syndicate
Reddy Fox Visits Young Foxes in Distant Pasture
Reddy Fox discovers two young foxes living away from their birth home. He warns them of a pursuing dog and tests their independence, noting their choice to stay apart from their old home. He shares fox tricks learned from experience and discusses safety and self-reliance.
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Must Men Be Like This Tomorrow
A star frets over her fading beauty while a peddler hobbles past in gloom. She worries about her child’s safety as she contemplates returning after the show to face an uncertain future.
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Maee
the Pickford Corporation
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Moslem Leader and Wealthy Noble Linked by Puzzling Clues
A dense crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues ranging from religious leaders to daily objects. It includes clues for wealth, architecture, weather, biology, and literature with references to moslems, ancient trade, and common household terms.
Humane Society rescues smart cocker sp aniel finds home
In Colusa California the Colusa Humane Society watched a small cocker spaniel curl up at its sign for two days awaiting a home. Investigations led to a shelter placement as the dog finally found a master. A tale interwoven with fables about clever dogs and foxes follows in the page.
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Colusa Humane Society
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