Globe 18 an Independent Democratic Newspaper
The Globe presents itself as an independent democratic newspaper serving Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with daily and Sunday mail editions. The notice lists pricing and publication timing including a Thursday June 13 1935 issue date and claims publishing the news impartially and in support of what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
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Amarillo Tenes
Amerille
Globe News Publishing Co
the Globe
Supreme Court Advice on Legislation At Constitutional Convention
The 1787 convention debated whether the Supreme Court should advise on laws and if the President and Court could veto acts. Madison proposed joint veto power. Jefferson asked for judicial input on laws and treaties. Chief Justice Jay and associates refused extrajudicial advice, noting the Court is a neutral arbiter rather than a policy actor.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Executive
Supreme Judicial Court
James Madison
Madison
Randolph
Thomas Jefferson
Jay
Marshall
Berlin War Mobilization Push Signals Fast Future Battle
A Berlin report outlines German plans to mechanize the army with two cars per infantry unit, motorized artillery, and a vastly expanded tank corps. The aim is speed and rapid movement, promising decisive advantage for the quicker side, contrasting with the mass slugging of the last war.
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Berlin
Forrest
Lesson From Experience Bids War Loan Limits
A proposed law by Representative Klocb of Ohio would bar US loans to any war engaged nation or its citizens unless the nation is a US ally. The bill faces a June 18 hearing by the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and citizens hope for approval to avoid past debt policies.
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Congress
Klocb
Ohio
United States
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Croft House Mystery Spurs a London Run
Alison and Guy plan to flee Croft House in Sussex after a night of fear and a tangled telegram. The dog Gaffe guards the cellar as a looming danger in the country home fuels her fear before a possible London departure.
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Alison Rede
Croft House
Sussex
Guy Westurn
Guy
Alison
Warley Sussex
England
Foreign Telegraph Office
Warley
London
Studihim
Barnett Freedman designs Great Britain silver jubilee stamp
A London East End artist, Barnett Freedman, won a competition among 20 artists to design the Great Britain silver jubilee stamp. Born to Jewish parents in Stepney, he endured illness that kept him from school, drew in London Hospital, later found success, and married with a child. His design features King George VI’s profile, with a crown, laurel, olive branches, and the stamp’s denomination.
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Londons East
Barnett Freedman
Great Britain
Stepney
Freedman
London Hospital
Coney
George
Architect and a fleeing scene in a frostbitten chase
Alison and Gaffe flee through a darkened house as a bulldog bolsters tension. Alison meets Guy Western, an architect who drives swiftly and speaks little of his work. They travel by a bachelor car toward his area work while she ponders architecture and an old home.
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Alison
Gaffe
Queen Anne
Tudor
Evelyn M. Wines
Major Bowes Takes It Easy Amid Radio Boom
New York report portrays Major Ed Bowes as a busy, easygoing figure balancing vast flower gardens a large estate and commitments across radio and cinema. Critics like O. O. McIntyre note the era’s ou tlook and theater scene through sketches of prominent critics and industry figures.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Edward Bowes
Radio Band Leader Henry Thies Ends Life in Cincinnati
Henry Thies Jr a well known radio and dance band leader killed himself by a gunshot in his Cincinnati apartment. Coroner Frank M. Coppock said Thies had been despondent and Mrs Thies told the coroner she and a member of her husband’s orchestra were waiting for him for a dinner engagement when he went to the bathroom and shot himself.
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Upper Avenue
Radio City
Billingsgate
Cincinnati
Henry Thies, Jr
Frank M. Coppock
Thies
Coppock
Bedtime Stories by Thornton W Burgess
Peter Rabbit hides under Farmer Brown's porch as Old Mr Toad buries himself, while Mr Blacksnake probes the hideaway. Peter recalls natural differences and fears the snake’s advance, wondering where Old Mr Toad has gone and what business the snake has there.
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Peter Rabbit
Farmer Brown
Peter
Mr. Toad
Mr. Blacksnake
Peters
T. W. Burgess
Health Talk and a tale of Old Mr Toad
Dr Morris Pishbein laments slow medical progress in curing hard of hearing noting wax blockages can be treated but many cases persist from infections and heredity. The piece segues into a whimsical tale where Peter seeks information while Old Mr Toad lies nearby, waiting as the next story hint appears.
Swan song and moot question definitions
The excerpt explains a swan song as an artist or composer’s last work often tied to the belief of a dying swan. It notes 3,000,000 miles of improved highway in the United States and defines a moot question as a debatable unresolved issue open to discussion.
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Atethor
United States
Word Builder Puzzle Reveals Quick Exit Phrase
A man trying to move his car from a congested alley defies a horn and dodges a thrown object as he shouts a sharp exit line. Yesterday’s answer links a tune to an Indian war dance sounded on a pan and a pain on a piano.
Baseball Leader and Miscellaneous Clues Puzzle
A crossword style list featuring horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include famous baseball players, terms like stir and mortar tray, and various definitions from armor to rodents. The puzzle intertwines sports with general knowledge and wordplay.
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