Hollywood Letter Sparks Dinner Plans For Dan Rorimer
Dan Rorimer in Hollywood receives an air mail from Ziggy Young asking him to help Anne Winter, a Tulsa girl trying to break into films. Paul Collier notes Ziggy’s influence and jokes about the chance, while Dan worries about being used for a favor and prepares to call Anne.
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Dan Rorimer
Hollywood
Ziggy Young
New York
Ziggy
Herald-Tribune
East 42Nd Street
Rorimer
Continental Pictures
Paul Collier
the Roosevelt
Collier
Rammer
Dan
Frederick Atwood
P. S
Tulsa
Ziggy ‘Young
Anne Winter
Anne
Clara Bow
Neleres del Whoozis
Zigey
Aurie
Dolores del Rio
Mei
Danny
Miss Winter
Romaine Street
Roosevelt
Holland Through A Wartime Visitor Eyes
D C McIntyre recalls Holland in ads and travel scenes from Delft to The Hague. He notes windmills, bright homes, tiled barns, bulb fields, and the Zeekant seaside, describing The Hague’s culture, hotel life, and a farewell party among newspaper friends as he imagines life beyond New York.
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D. C. McIntyre
Hague
Holland
Moe
Sixth Avenue
Antwerp
Newfoundland
Netherland
Hausfrau
Zuyder Zee
Delft
The
Amarillo Globe History Notes July 29, 1930
The Amarillo Globe issues July 29, 1930, confirm publishing details and staff with The Globe-News Publishing Co. as publisher and editor Gene Howe. Wilbur C. Hawk serves as general manager. Notices include telephones for news, business, and circulation and a special delivery service.
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Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Globe
News- Globe
Conquering Gravity and Chamber Growth in Amarillo
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce boosts its status with about 200 new members in a week, reaching near 1,000 and targeting 1,500. The drive uses phone calls rather than demonstrations, reflecting steady regional influence in Northwest Texas.
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Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
C. of C
C. Ofc
Vernon
America’s Thought Shortage Calls for National Economic Planning
University of Wisconsin president argues America suffers an economic low mood despite abundance due to lack of national industrial thinking. He calls for an Economic General Staff through political or industrial initiative to raise wages, shorten work days, and boost efficiency. Also includes quotes from De Wolf Hopper and Anita Loos.
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America
Glenn Prank
University of Wisconsin
United States
McClure Newspaper
Hoover Fishing Trip Spurs Senate Talk on Hoover Era
A Washington letter argues that Senate figures exaggerated motives behind Hoover’s Florida winter fishing trip. Writers compare Hoover’s long workdays and focus on duties with past presidents, noting critics used the excursion to imply political maneuvers while Hoover’s health and sleep needs shaped his plans.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Florida
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Calvin’ Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
Sunday outings and child welfare guide
A guidance piece warns Sundays are demoralizing for young children. It urges protecting toddlers from over stimulation, avoiding long rides, and planning trips to quiet areas with naps and calm adults. Parents' mood and behavior determine the child’s well being on Sundays.
Bedtime Stories by Thornton W. Burgess and European Travel Souvenir
The excerpt blends Burgess’s bedtime tale with a travelogue through The Hague and Amsterdam. Farmer Brown and his boy appear with Jim Crow on a fence post as a horn signals a call home, interwoven with vivid notes on Atlantic City hotels, Park Avenue of The Hague, Queen’s servants, and Dutch city scenes including Rotterdam Haarlem and Amsterdam. Copyright 1930 McNaught Syndicate Inc.
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Amsterdam
Haarlem
New York
Harlem
Florence Mills
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Farmer Brown's Boy Quests for Clothespins and Crow
In a tale from 1930, Farmer Brown's Boy searches for missing clothespins blamed on Jim Crow the crow. Mother Brown insists the bird stole them, while the boy recalls their morning trip to the cornfield and the bird's flight. He hides a urge to laugh as he vows to locate the culprit.
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Mother Brown
Farmer Brown
Mo Ying
Crow
Jim Crow
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle Clues from Today's Variety Bazaar
A compact list of cross word hints across horizontal and vertical entries. Clues include Gumbo Constellation Lange Jump Crowd Swelling Humid Custom Elm Ribbon ornament To release a prisoner on good behavior Speedily Characteristic of the clergy Sluggards First letter of a name Toward sea To put on Tiny particle Tidy Before Sound Net weight of a container Scarlet Animals Ancient Parrot Battering machine Suitable Dist divert rs Flower instigates To insert Bumblebee Poem Shelter Liquid part of fat Coronet Faulty Every Eggs of fishes Container War flyer Summarizes St Apple drink Sapped Lacerated Ocean Organ of hearing To pull Unit.
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Amarillo Globe
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Ore
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BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Robert H. Goddard
Clark University
Daniel Guggenheim Fund
de Wolf Hopper
Anita Loos
Norris
Commerce Department
White House
Wilson
Warren Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Yeover
Alice Judson Peale
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Atlantic City
Rotterdam
Don Marquis
Marquis
OMIE
Jel
Jorse
Isiniaik
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