Flag 160 Years On Old Glory Seeks Peace Over War
The Amarillo Globe reflects on Flag Day 1937 noting how Old Glory once spurred youth to war but now embodies a shift toward peace. It argues wars fail to bring utopia and urges conditions for homes, education, and daily needs through peaceful means rather than conflict.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Howra
Globe
Fire News
Texas
the Globe
Ik News
United States
Europe
America
Mind reading judge warns on liberty loss in Germany
A German judge imprisoned citizens for listening to Moscow radio though no law banned it. The judge said the act amounted to high treason preparation, illustrating how dictatorship crushes liberty even without explicit statutes.
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Moscow
Germany
Unpardoning Sin: Bilbao Children Arrive in England
A New York Times dispatch recounts about 3,800 Bilbao children arriving in England amid war trauma. It notes fear and lasting mental strain from air raids, sheltering with mothers in refugios, and witnessing deaths and maiming during the Spanish Civil War.
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New York Times
Engand
Bilbao
Refugios
Behind the Scenes In Washington
Washington lawmakers weigh admin effort to implement a federal wage and hour bill modeled on New York law. Experts note the impact on about 9 million workers earning under 40 cents an hour and 6 million under 40 hours weekly, with Elinore Herrick testifying on administration details before Senate and House committees.
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Washington
Connery
New York
Ben Cohen
Senate
Howe
Elinore M. Herrick
Federal Labor Standards Board
NRA
National Labor Relations Board
John N. Lewis
Lawis
Black
Per
Prom Night Turmoil in Elton College Story
Coral Crandall, heroine at Elton College, faces pressure from Hoyt Marquis as she accompanies him to the Crossroads Tavern for the prom. Donna Allen and David Armstrong complicate her doubts about Hoyt, science interests, and a strained relationship while a tense drive tests Coral’s nerves.
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Coral Crandall
Elton College
David Armstrong
Filton
Coral
Donna Allen
Hoyt Marquis
Hoyt
Elton
Donna
Carol
David
Hovt
Crossroads
Country Club
Tam
Fiction Detective Horizontal 1.8 Puzzle of Deductions
Crossword style clues list for a fiction detective theme with numbered across and down hints. Includes references to literary detectives, body parts, actions and common solving terms. Puzzle appears to mix famous names with wordplay across horizontal and vertical entries.
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Eagle's Nest
Sir Conan
Little Round Hill
Constance Collier a magnetic charm at tea party shows
Constance Collier, likened to Mrs. Pat Campbell, draws attention in New York society circles with wit and dramatic flair. The piece notes her frequent travel between New York and London and cites her charm, canine companions, and impact on night club scenes as springboards for acting careers.
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0. O. McIntyre
New York
Constance Collier
Pat Campbell
Atlantic
Mrs. Campbell
Noel Coward
Miss Collier
London
America
Hollywood
Louis Sobols
Ed Sullivans
Eve Symington
Peggy Lynch
Adelaide Moffett
Julie Gillespie
Keep Your Hat On
Midday sun harms unprotected scalps and hair with short exposure being harmless. Over exposure leads to dry scalp brittle hair and possible baldness. Heat exhaustion rises when active without head protection, especially dangerous for elderly men. Cover your head and play safe.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Chronic Bronchitis Traits and Progression in Adults
A medical overview notes chronic bronchitis causes such as dust fumes and smoking irritants, with symptoms including persistent night cough and seasonal flare ups. It highlights male predominance after midlife, work-related exposure, and the tendency to develop a barrel-shaped chest as lung damage advances.
Florist Stop Triggers Romantic Daydream in City
A passerby, a cheerful ash cart driver, spots a woman with a bright lapel flower and jokes about romance. The moment unfolds as she notes a morning spell and steps back into ordinary life with a keepsake bouquet behind her ear.
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Buddy
McNaught
A SORRY TALE FROM The Green Forest
A bedtime tale shows how quick judgments based on circumstantial evidence can harm innocent foxes and other neighbors. Farmer Brown and his boy debate who killed a hundred prize chickens, suspecting Reddy Fox while a cautious cautionary tone reddens the tale.
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Green Forest
Green Meadows
Farmer Brown
Neighbor Andrews
Andrews
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Mrs. Reddy
Mr. Andrews
T. W. Burgess
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Alex Templeton
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Eddie Garr
Ruby Keeler
George Raft
Bing Crosby
Will Rogers
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