Amarillo Globe Independent Democratic News
The Amarillo Globe, an independent Democratic paper, publishes news impartially and supports what it believes to be right, in cooperation with Associated Press dispatches credited or not. The paper’s policy includes exclusive AP use for news.
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The Mistakes of February Road Safety Observations
An Amarillo column blames February traffic mishaps for 18 injured residents and suggests most accidents stem from driver error. It argues laws and police cannot fix the problem and that individual drivers must assume responsibility for safety. It previews a table of common national driving mistakes and outcomes.
Dr J N Harber Returns to Teach After 30 Years
Oklahoma educator and former Seminole mayor Dr J N Harber, a prominent physician and wealthy man, returns to classrooms driven by a love of learning. In a conversation he says true life success comes from serving the community, not merely increasing earnings.
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Simon
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Gertrude Stein
Admiral Mayo and a Twist in History
A reminiscence notes Admiral Henry Mayo died recently famed for leading the Atlantic fleet in World War I and for pressuring Mexico after Tampico. Historians may judge his actions in Vera Cruz and the near-war as mistakes of policy, not fault of a capable sailor.
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Tampico
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Senate split on Roosevelt court plan analysis shows lawyers dominate
Washington reports a breakdown of Senate outlook on packing the Supreme Court with a poll showing 32 pro Roosevelt 31 anti and 32 noncommittal. Among over-70 lawmakers only one pro Roosevelt vote stands, with several undecided.
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Name in Lights and a Connecticut Estate Dilemma
Daphne Brett, a stylish New York advertising executive, moves to rent her late father’s Connecticut estate to a young architect, sparking tensions with her sister Jennifer who returns from college. Dialogue reveals Daphne’s insecurity, plans for a new wardrobe, and a push for independence as Jennifer asserts herself and they confront family dynamics.
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Anne Cockerell
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Anne
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Hollywood Studio Cafes and Gossipy Tales of the Stars
Hollywood visitors learn the studio cafe scene offers more stars and gossip than boulevard sights with a steady stream of $10,000-a-day production life. Dentists, dentists lore, jokes about Shirley Temple teeth, Mae West quips, and a peek at the quirky backstage economy accompany lively studio chatter.
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Furnished Rooms and a Window Card World in New York
C O McIntyre recalls brownstone fronts and rooming houses in early New York. He notes price ranges from 2.50 to 7 for front parlor rooms, callers like Basil Woon appear, and stories of writers, actors, and cartoonists weave through a columnist reminiscence. He mentions Maurice Chevalier praising Welsh rarebit and Tad's fried mush, plus caricature talk of Rube Goldberg and Don Herold. The piece closes with a Lardner autograph in Enid, Oklahoma.
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New York
George Abbott
Pauline Lord
Community Post Office
Maurice Chevalier
Quote on meeting hunger or fame in sly warning
A sardonic remark echoes the sentiment of a veteran figure who jestingly contrasts facing a hungry horse with meeting a busted actor. The quip captures a mood of wary expectations and theatrical irony attributed to a syndicate era voice.
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McNaught Syndicate
Witt and Kitty Witt at the Cocktail Club
An optimistic note about social gatherings and restraint at a cocktail party. The piece reflects light humor on drinking limits and club life.
Young Otter defies father and eyes forbidden pool
In Thornton W. Burgess tale, the young Otter bides his time to slip away and reach a pool with a hidden fish. Little Joe Otter warns of a trap and discipline, while the boy plots a backslide despite dangers and parental guidance.
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Burglar Suspect Arrested After Fourth Year Break‑ins
Angelo Makris told Trooper Green his Stevens Clinic lunch stand was burglarized again the twelfth time in four years. Mack Parks of Saw Mill Hollow was arrested and charged with robbery. Makris said $90 worth of canned goods were stolen.
Exotic Dancer Puzzle Answers Given in Previous Grid
A puzzle page presents a list of horizontal and vertical clues with numerous entries such as ballet expert Ale and grand parental terms. The theme includes musical terms, nautical hints, and various everyday objects, with the puzzle prompting readers to fill in crosswise answers.
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