The Amarillo Globe Opinion on Tourism and Community Support
A 1936 Globe editorial stresses tourism as a new money source for Amarillo. Roy A. Brown cites highways and Palo Duro Canyon promotion to boost tourist income, urging full Chamber of Commerce support and budget funding to avoid a burden on a few.
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Roy A. Brown
California
Amarillo
Mr. Brown
Palo Duro Canyon
Chamber of Commerce
ALL Sion
Hamilton the Kansan who steers Landon’s nomination push
John Daniel Miller Hamilton, a Kansas Republican leader and chief adviser to Alf Landon, dominates the party scene at the national convention. A veteran lawyer and lobbyist, he guides the conservative wing’s surge toward Landon’s presidency, shaping strategy amid factional battles and state leadership changes.
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John Daniel Miller
Hamilton
Alf Landon
G. O. P. National Committee
Kansas
Landon
London
Kansas Republican Party
Dave Mulvane
Mulvane- Hamilton
Mulvane
John Hamilton
Northwestern University
Uced
Reed
Frank Heucke
American Legion
Hamilton & O
Landon Tai
Lacey Simpson
Brinkley
Woodring
Lacey Binipean
Willem Allen White
Hamilton Hie
Evers Teaty
Unis Yrar
Gail Everett in Madame Lizette's New York shop
Gail Everett, a prize winning costume designer, travels to New York to work for Madame Lizette. Tensions rise as Madame imposes harsh standards while Gail and colleagues prepare a dress for Mrs. Travers and her daughter, amid office intrigue and ambitions.
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New York
Madame Lizette
Madame
Ariadne
Rex
Arizona
Clytie
Travers Mining and Developing Company
Gail
Gale
Madame Livette
Dessing
Toinette
Selma
Miss Everett
Selana
Mise Everett
Texte
Memory Lane: Fay Templeton Retired in Englewood Actors Home
Fay Templeton, a lifelong light opera favorite and Weber and Fields star, now lives retired in Englewood New Jersey’s Actors Home. Born December 25 1865 in Little Rock she began on stage at age five and later sang iconic numbers such as Rosey Posey and I Want Yer Ma Honey.
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Fay Templeton
Englewood
N. J
Fay
East Lynne
James K. Hearne
Puck
New Amsterdam
Normandy
Pay
Monte Christo, Jr
Broadway
Weber and Fields
Rosey Posey
Excelsior, Jr
Manorsville
Boston
Buttercup
Little Rock
Ark
Jack Norworth
Fannie Brice and her Jester Roger Davis
In this New York column, O O McIntyre notes Fannie Brice’s long time use of Roger Davis as her jester and onstage foil. The piece also surveys critics and playful observations from Broadway life including Edith Wharton and Ben Bernie's radio presence, ending with a slice of New York theater culture in 1936.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Fannie Brice
Roger Davis
Comedienne
Miss Brice
Buster Keaten
Billy Watson
Snuffy
Davis
Sea Venture and Bermuda Stamp History
In 1609 Admiral Sir George Somers commanded a fleet to Virginia and wrecked Sea Venture on a Bermuda reef. The islands, later named Somers Islands, recall the founder as Spanish discovery and early wrecks drew sailors here. A Bermuda stamp depicts Sea Venture and Somers legacy.
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George Somers
Virginia
Sea Venture
Admiral Somers
Bermuda
Juan de Bermudez
Somers
Somers Islands
Orginal
Servier
Snake Skin Signal Keeps Cresty's Nest Safe
In the Green Forest Cresty and Mrs Cresty insist their nest includes a shed snake skin as a good luck token and deterrent. New Crested Flycatchers arrive but learn the warning signals are in place and depart after Cresty returns and confirms the house is occupied. The tale blends natural history with a humane moral about caution and home.
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Cresty
Mrs. Cresty
Green Forest
T. W. Burgess
New Tractor Rolls Out With Modern features
A new tractor built for cooperatives goes on sale by Chrysler Company. It reaches 40 mph and includes a self starter radio and car head lights. Four inflated rubber tires, designed by Dent Parrett, suit highway use.
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Chrysler Company
Dent Parrett
Word Builder Thought Amusing In Colloquial Verse
A quirky fragment describes a think-meer creature entertaining yet awkward due to its oversized body. It moves with tumbling missteps and endearing capers that tug at the heart as it tries to settle.
Oriental Leader Puzzle Cluing Across and Down
A dated crossword style clue set with horizontal and vertical entries listing definitions such as new political leader in the Orient and various wordplay hints. The grid references and exact solution words are not provided, leaving the puzzle to be solved by cross-referencing clues like Knot, Switchboard compartment, and Cravats with standardAnswer patterns.
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Orient
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