Globe News editorial and serialized romance excerpt
The piece blends a 1920s editorial on foreign arms policy with chapters of a soap opera novel. It discusses U S lend lease style aid and Italian Spanish Civil War gear while shifting to a domestic drama about Martha, Suzanne, and Paul as entangled lovers in a wartime Amarillo setting.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarilla
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
United States
Stefani
Franco Spain
Italy
Britain
Germany
Russia
Europe
Martha
Paul
Suzanne
Bill
Honolulu
Sugar Hill
Sue
Luvenne
Paul Elliott
Hiin
Bill Marshall
Butch
Pat
Mr. Elliott
Mrs. Marshall
Bob Considine
Cosmopolitan
Paul Gallico
Babe Didrikson
Gallico
Minnesota
Alice Marble
Virginia Bruce
Don Budge
Alice
Suzanne Lenglen
Helen Wills Moody Roark
Jack Harris
Joe DiMaggio
Bobby Feller
California
Jeanette MacDonald
Goodby
Federal gov moves toward regionalized SEC registration
The federal government aims to reduce central bottlenecks by decentralizing functions. The Securities and Exchange Commission in Cleveland has completed the first registration handled entirely outside Washington, with San Francisco preparing to follow. Regional financing promises faster processing and less dependency on New York and D.C. centers.
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Washington
SEC
Securities and Exchange Commission
Cleveland
San Francisco
New York
Girl Scouts Celebrate 29th Birthday Week March 12 18
Amarillo Girl Scouts join national celebration marking the 29th birthday of the Girl Scouts of America. The movement now includes 638000 members and has hosted delegates from 13 Western Hemisphere countries. Camp programs will recur this summer as girls prepare for ongoing national service.
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Girl Scouts of America
Amarillo
England
Crackers About Chevrons
A reader quiz asks to name officer ranks by insignia: double and triple chevrons on the arm, silver eagle on the shoulder, gold oak leaf on the shoulder, and two silver bars on the shoulder. Col John H Jouett notes American equipment rivals or surpasses global standards.
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Col
John H. Jouett
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Canned sound effects dominate radio studios cataloged
A Bernard Molohon piece notes sound effects catalogs record every bark and bleat from dogs to birds and crowds and engines. Modern studios rely on vast libraries to stage authentic scenes, reducing live field recordings while aiming for rarer, never before recorded sounds.
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Bernard Molohon
Kiwanis Magazine
Saltman
Audubons
Canaries
Africa
Library of Records
Fanny Brice and Snooks Star on Radio Early Life and Style
Time Magazine profiles Fanny Brice and her Baby Snooks on the Maxwell House Good News show. It notes the character’s mixed reception, 15 million audience reach, Brice’s $5,000 weekly pay, and Snooks’s stage antics and strict script adherence.
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Time
Fanny Brice
Snooks
Frank Morgan
Manhattan
Pauline
Miss Brice
Moss Hart
Brice
Dave Freedman
Phil Rapp
Maxwell House
Fanny
Morgan
Rapp
Hanley Stafford
Snook
Beverly Hills
Aldous Huxley
Somerset Maugham
Roger Davis
Nicky Arnstein
Chouinard Art Institute
Rose
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San Jacinto Bus Company
Reynold Gardner
Alabama Street
Polk Street
Harry Gray
Sunset Blvd
Eugene Stephens
West Eleventh Avenue
Main Street
Ernastein Reneau
Lincoln Street
Orley L. Miller
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Rumania
Black Sea
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Virginio Gayda
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Turkey
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Hungary
Bucharest
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Danuber
Galati
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U.S.S.R
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Odessa
VARNA
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Istanbul
Ssalina
Asalonik
Greece
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