Amarillo Globe History and pricing details
The text outlines the Amarillo Globe publication details including founding date, mailing status, key staff, Associated Press membership, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery, with pricing variations for carriers and mail in Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. It notes delivery service commitments and contact efficiency for missed copies.
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the Globe
News-Globe
Niger
MALL
Texas
Oklahoma
New Maine
Monte
Globe Independent Democratic Voice in June 1936
A historical newspaper note asserts The Globe as an independent Democratic paper, publishing news impartially while supporting what it deems right regardless of party politics.
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the Globe
Lorentz Discusses The Plow That Broke The Plains Review
In McCall s magazine Paul Lorentz defends The Plow That Broke The Plains as entertainment while praising photographers Ralph Steiner and Paul Strand. He notes two aims: show the Plains region and depict events leading to a major American disaster, acknowledging limited funds kept the film from full horror.
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Paul Lorentz
McCall's
Amarillo
Lorents
Ralph Steiner
Paul Strand
Lorentz
Hollywood
Hold your bonds but think home first veterans urged
Fort Worth FHA officials report many World War veterans seek new homes or modernization using bonus bonds. Hold bonds to maturity, but if cashed, invest in a home. Veterans groups and national commanders endorse using bonus cash for down payments on housing, aiding families in building or upgrading homes.
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Fort Worth
Federal Housing Administration
P. S. Luttrell
Northwestern District of
Texas
FHA
Housing Administration
J. Ray Murphy
The
American Legion
Frank T. Hines
Veterans Administration
James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Marvin A. Harlan
Disabled American Veterans
Foreign policy yardstick for a party platform
The piece argues that national party platforms overlook foreign relations while focusing on currency, agriculture, industry and unemployment. It warns that world events can nullify domestic plans and that foreign policy may determine a party's true success or failure.
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Republic
Sarajevo
Landon Boom Mirrors Kansas Political Drift at Cleveland
At Cleveland the Landon movement rises as a standout Kansas episode in national politics. Amid memories of Curtis and past presidential bids, Landon’s rise is seen as a fresh, strong signal that a shift in Republican strategy may put Kansas influence at the center of the 1936 convention, with London’s impact cited as a shaping force.
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William Jennings Bryat
Kansas
London
Cleveland
Charles Curtis
Karnas
Congress
Curtis
White House
Une Sale
Washington
Jong Inez
Landon
Lincoln
Tandon
Carter
Ted Woodyard Is Successful Ted Woodyard Is Successful
New York gossip recounts Ted Woodyard in his 30s building a vast newspaper chain across West Virginia Long Island and Delaware with 31 weeklies. A humorous tale contrasts harsh beds with a waitress quip as Woodyard jokes about his empire and hires local editors in each town. The piece also follows Gail Everett and early chapters of a serialized story set in New York and Arizona.
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New York
Jay Price
Los Angeles
Rupert Hughes
Dicky
Dr. Blamey
Dexter Fellows
Herb Roth
Australia
Polly Moran
Walter Wanger
Ted Woodyard
America
Spencer
W. Va
Long Island
Delaware
Gail Everett
Madame Lizette
Madame
Derek Hargreaves
Gail
Dick Searles
Rosemary
Arizona
Mark Chapman
Travers Mining Co
Mark
Rex Hall
Madame Livzette
Travers Company
Gall
Searles
Mrs. Searles
Mr. Searles
Mrs. Sea
Geddes
Hands
Stamp News Promotes 1937 US Stamp Series
The US Post Office Department backs a 1937 series honoring American artists scientists inventors and authors with annual issues. A warning notes stamps attached to envelopes render mail unmail able. Collectors should send exact postage, as overpaying creates confusion. Uruguay issues a revenue stamp for court document circulation within the country.
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US Post Office Department
Roosevelt
United States
U. S
Uruguay
Court of Justice
Postagce
Diamonds colored red and green command high values
Toronto gem expert Edgar Smith notes color drives diamond value not cut or size. Red tinted stones lead, followed by greenish hues, as the most valuable colors.
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Toronto
Ont
Edgar Smith
Word Builder and Nudist Tea Reactions Cited
A puzzle style item notes a husband milking a cow for grazing with a loose animal, while another fragment reports a friend who hates clothing and anticipates shedding it at a tea. Copyright 1936 by The Independent Syndicate Inc.
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The
Independent Syndicate, Inc
Links Top-Notcher Puzzle Clues List
A list of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries with numbers for each clue including golf and general terms like star golfer father noise breathes and many others. The page mixes sports and vocabulary prompts without narrative content or context.
Nursing Schedules For Newborns In The First Weeks
Dr Morris Fishbein explains feeding intervals for newborns with a focus on four hour schedules after the initial days. He outlines reasons for longer gaps, potential signs of underfeeding, and the gradual training of a baby to nurse regularly while emphasizing maternal rest and avoiding nighttime co sleeping.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
Hollywood Plagiarism Suits Highlight System of Unsolicited Ideas
Hollywood studios face frequent piracy claims as they reject unsolicited manuscripts yet crave original plots. The piece notes cases against MGM and others, including Letty Lynton versus Disputed Lady, and cites suits from Suratt, Echevarria, Llanuza, and disputes over Captain January rights, all showing the tangled legal web around story origins and film adaptations.
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Hollywood
Mos
M-G-M
U. S. Supreme Court
Letty Lynton
M. P. Echevarria
Warner Brothers
Pacific
Pedro Llanuza
Llanuza
Paramount
Gordon and Reve
Shirley Temple
Captain January
Dozing Driver Nabbed With Dynamite in Truck
Police woke Harold Anderson dozing at the wheel of a truck parked on a busy highway. The driver was cautioned that the spot was unsafe. The vehicle carried a shipment of dynamite, raising concerns over safety and possible illegal possession.
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West Palm Beach
Fia
Harold Anderson
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Ellen Mackay Berlin
Social Register
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Thomas W. Lawson
Hampton
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Bagatelles
Marilyn Miller
Percy Hammond
Barbara Stanwyck
Kenneth Roberts
Roamer
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Jimmy Johnston
Garden
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Paris
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Spain
Yehudi Menuhin
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