Bond Delivery Praised as Post Office Excels
The piece lauds Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi and the local staff for efficient delivery of World War II bonus bonds to veterans, calling it an unmatched record in the post office and private enterprise. It then shifts to politics, predicting a 1940 presidential campaign shaped by two personalities and critiquing Senator Steiner’s anti New Deal stance.
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Amarillo
Pexrs
Globe-News Publishing Co
Imore
Gene Howe
T. B Johnson
John A. McCarty
Norris Ewing
Associated Press
Globe
Postal Department
W. D. DeGrassi
Post Office Department
America
Washington Post
Chicago
Boto
Steiner
Republican Party
Platform Committee
West
NRA
AAA
TVA
Steiners
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Prazier-Lemke
Old Guard
Proper home bottle feeding guidance from Dr Fishbein
The article advises meticulous sanitation for homemade baby formula including washing boiling and sterilizing bottles nipples and vessels. It recommends preparing formula in individual bottles keeping an extra for 24 hours and testing milk temperature on the wrist before feeding.
Roosevelt to Dictate Party Platform From the White House
The article contrasts Roosevelt’s likely influence on his party’s platform with the Republican and Democratic positions at Cleveland and Philadelphia. It notes the push for state based reforms on unemployment insurance and labor standards, the tension with sweatshops, and the difficulties of interstate compacts. It highlights the shift toward federal minimum standards and the political calculations behind wage and labor policy.
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Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Lincoln
NcKinley
Iabor
Cleveland Platform
New York Entanglements Stir Family Heiress Plot
Natalie Preston answers a classified ad about Peter Everett’s heirs, drawing Gail Everett into a web with Travers Mining and developer Mrs. Barton. Gail, owner of Rex Hall, works in New York while Mark Chapman returns to find his land in dispute. The Inland drama hints at hidden fortunes and cautious manipulation.
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Gail Everett
New York
Madame Lizette
Derek Hargreaves
Gail
Dick Searles
Rosemary
Arizona
Mark Chapman
Travers
Natalie Preston
Searles
Natalie
Mabs
Grand Central Station
Peter Everett
Hudson View Gardens
P. O
Gall
Naalle
Hat
Giles Harding
Miss Cranston
Travers Mining and Development Company
Mrs. Barton
Miss Preston
Everetts
Pather
Mr. Everett
A Blind Date at 80 and Other New York Anecdotes
A kaleidoscopic column chronicles New York life with fashion shades, social figures like Mrs Jane Tibbett and Babe Ruth, Park and Fifth Avenues reactions to movie arcades, and Grantland Rice family notes. It blends city scenes with wry observations on garment district youths, window dressers, and street chatter.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Page
Jane Tibbett
Harry Braton
Babe Ruth
England
Inez Haynes Irwin
War's Gallipoli Stamp Honors Anzacs Fifty Years On
SS Klein notes stamps issued by Australia and New Zealand in 1935 to honor Anzacs who fought at Gallipoli in 1915. The piece recalls Allied landings on the Dardanelles, costly battles, and the heavy losses on both sides before withdrawal, marking a pivotal wartime memory.
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Astralia
New Zealand
Gallipoli
Dardanelles
Russia
Word Builder and News of Wrens by a Lilac Bush
A reader recalls a brag about courage and photographs a wild eye threat. The narrator mentions summer signals and notes seeing wrens building nest with string strewn on the grass by a lilac bush.
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WRENS
Benefactor of the Blind Crossword Clues
A vintage crossword puzzle list features across and down clues including Inventor of printing used by the blind and Beret while referencing common nouns and pronouns. Many entries concern everyday objects names and phrases, with standard wordplay clues.
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Wren
South Amer
Visual music on screen by Oscar Fischinger in Hollywood
Paul Harrison notes Fischinger, the German innovator behind abstract moving designs set to music, now working in a Mount Paramount lab. His color, motion and form create dancing, kaleidoscopic sequences praised by European critics and prize winners, with a future project tied to The Big Broadcast.
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Hollywood
Eith
Oscar Fischinger
Paramount
Europe
Leopold Stokowski
Fischinger
Nijinsky
Pavlova
Freg Astaire
Venice
Academies of Art
Munich
Berlin
America
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Mews and Business Department
AmAt
Olin
Amarillo Globe Tr
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Glone 18
Chen
Manchester
Guar
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
the Health Magazine
By Jean Seivwright
Fifth Avenue
Park Avenue
Lower East Side
Grantland Rice
Rice
Evening Mail
Atlanta
Kate
Florence
Ring Lardner
Percy Hammond
Easthampton
Nogales
Ariz
McNaught Syndicate
SS. Klein
Ore Loe
Word Builder
Ica
You
the Capitol
BY Paul Harrison
Paris
Holland
Grace Moore
Shakespeare
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