Amarillo fairground coliseum plan tops 1936 program
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce places a proposed coliseum at the top of its 1936 program alongside highway projects. The facility would boost the fair and livestock show at Fair grounds, expanding events and welfare projects for the Plains country. HOLC ends distressed mortgage refinancing nationwide after strong loan activity and long term, low rate terms. City Manager L. Stine of Pampa gains national safety recognition for traffic regulation program and results.
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Tri-State
Amarillo
Plains
Chamber of Commerce
HOLC
Roosevelt
HOLG
L. Stine
Pampa
Texas
Stine
National Traffic Safety Council
Nursing a Baby and Milk Supply Management
Guidance on avoiding overfeeding and underfeeding in infant nursing. Techniques include pumping to stimulate milk, improving maternal condition, possible relief from routine care, and adding supplements. Monitor intake by weighing before and after feeding or via nursing duration and vigor to ensure adequate milk delivery.
New York educators urge stronger civics teaching
Leading educators call for more civics time and direct government contracts in New York public schools. They urge better civics teachers and public pressure to produce public spirited students as a model for the nation. The piece also includes unrelated quotes about China Japan and a remark on actor Max Baer.
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New York
United States
Manhattan
Rhinelander Row
Seventh Avenue
12Th
13Th Streets
New Orleans
Behind the Scenes in Washington on convention mood
The article questions preconvention theater at Cleveland and contrasts it with past sessions. It notes scarce circus elements at the Republican rally, recalls 1924 Cleveland calm, and muses on Philadelphia Democratic theatrics and Madison Square Garden's rowdy Smith Meader matchup.
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Washington
Vandenbergs
London
Cleveland
Missouri
University of Kateas
Philadelphia
Houston
Jor Robinson
Cavalry
Bill Murray
Chicago
Big Jim Purley
Coolidge
Wisconsin
New York
Madison Square Garden
Gail Everett in New York Fashion Tale Intertwined
Gail Everett, prize winning designer, moves to New York to work at Madame Lizette's shop. She juggles fashion work with a developing romance with Derek Hargreaves while business pressures and a looming mining dispute back home unfold. Gail awaits a Sunday reception with Mrs. Morton and a possible engagement with Derek.
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Gail Everett
New York
Madame Lizette
Madame
Derek Hargreaves
Gail
Dick Searles
Rosemary
Arizona
Mark Chapman
Travers Mining Co
Mark
Rex Hall
Madame Ligette
Travers Company
Searles
Derek
Madame Lizete
Ariadne
Cral
Madames
Toinette
Madne
Lita
Filta Cordes
Carole
Atyies
Elj
Lidia Dl
Gell
Ome Ruffier
Ceres Hargreaves
Ferrera Gallery
Natalie
Strange Bowery Drunk Prompts Weekend Shuffle
A New York report describes a weaving muttering Bowery drunk who mostly harms no one, with coppers gently guiding him aside. The piece notes the drink called smoke and its effects, plus other city scenes including Harlem fashion, chop suey places, and Carl Van Vechten’s sabbatical.
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D. C. McIntyre
New York
Bowery
Harlem
Lenox
Sambo Ling Hoy
Carl van Vechten
Fania Marinoff
van Vechten
Stepin Fetchit rides laziness to fame in Hollywood
Hollywood profile of Stepin Fetchit, Lincoln Theodore Perry, detailing his laid back persona, lifelong studio contract with 20th Century Fox, and money gambles. It notes his race track roots, naming from a horse, plans for Harlem wood theater ventures, and a possible life story play with Joe Louis' manager’s niece.
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Paul Harrison
Hollywood
Stepin Fetchit
Step
Talkies
Mr. Fetchit
Fetchit
20Th Century-Fox
Texas
Lincoln Theodore Perry
Harlem
East
Joe Louis
Tragic sight in office as woman ages into clippings
A feeble old woman in an office, once active with an interesting life, now spends her days making clippings on cards. Her future is uncertain and bleak as she faces aging and fading memories.
Train Brings Painful Memory to Young Woman
A distressed young woman declares she would rather die than ride the train again, her eyes described as fiery with CINDER and filled with pain, while onlookers note her visible distress and confrontation with the narrator.
Self-portrait of 5 He was an century Noted Painter
A compact puzzle item listing clues across horizontal and vertical entries seeking a painter’s self portrait and related terms including 14 Astringents 16 To approach 17 Ubcer and various thematic words such as Pillar of stone and Sun god.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
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I. S. Klein
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Will Rogers
Word Builder
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Nancy Astor
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