Unhappy Orphan of the Storm finds Greece has friends
A German writer argues Greece is not friendless amid Nazi advance noting friends exist among free people across continents. He says governments may drift from Greece, yet individuals across Europe admire Greece for fighting for independence and may influence history as censorship prompts readers to seek banned books.
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Greece
Bulgaria
Teutonic
Europe
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Germany
France
Vichy
Romain Rolland
Jean Christophe
Martha Marshall's wartime weekend with Paul and Bill
Martha enjoys a Sunday with Paul at camp while her husband Bill is away. Suzanne warns of gossip, and Martha frets over lies about a country club dance. The trio confronts emotional strains as Martha plans to move rooms and rethink her life with Bill and Paul.
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Martha
Paul
Bill
Martha Marshall
Suzanne
Mrs. Marshall
Eugene
Inlaw
Helen
Butch
Sue
Madge Willis
Madge
Mary Grace
Elliott
Marshall
Goodby
Readers Send Ideas To Globe-News Office
A batch of reader submissions addresses postoffice curb access traffic signals and city safety. Citizens urge drive up mailbox redesign, hotel visitor welcome committees, stricter driver exams, low cost licenses, grocery store display ideas, and a traffic light at Twenty fourth Avenue and Polk Street amid recent crashes and injuries.
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Taylor Street
Postoffice
W. Joplin
East Third Avenue
Amarillo
Corinne Jowell Jennings
Hereford
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Polk Street
Homer Cessna
Thoughts on Abominations and Punishment
A reflective mix cites Leviticus 18 39 about abominations and punishment and Seneca on wickedness being unsatisfied with itself and its deeds. The quotes juxtapose biblical law with classical philosophy on moral consequence.
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Seneca
Texas Longhorns win Southwest Conference title for 21st time
The article profiles Texas University coach William J. Disch and the Longhorns as they clinch the Southwest Conference championship for the 21st time. It recounts Disch’s rise from St Edward’s to Texas, his coaching style, and his influence in producing major league players like Bib Falk and Ernie Kay while detailing his scouting career and love of trains.
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Reds
Texas University Longhorns
William J
Billy) Disch
Southern Methodist
Texas A. & M. Baylor
Rice
Texas Christian
Pete Donohue
Ted Lyons
Rip Collins
Beau Bell
Rigney
Billy Disch
Missouri
Disch
Waupun
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
George
Detroit
St. Edward's College
Austin
St. Edward's
Bill Killifer
Philadelphia
Alexander
Killifer
University of Texas
University
Texas University
Yankees
Red Sox
Billy
Bib Falk
Bib
White Sox
Ernie Kay
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Texans
Grantland Rice
Mr. Rice
Oregon
C Cago
Dallas
Tennessee
Phoenix
Ariz
Cro
Kelland
Mark Tidd
Happine
Y.M.C.A
France
Pictorial Review
Kelland: a prolific novelist who never finished high school
Henry McLemore profiles Clarence Budington Kelland, creator of Arizona and Scattergood Baines, noting his vast output yet lack of a single autobiographical character. Kelland prepared for letters by various jobs including hairpin salesman and law clerk.
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Clarence Budington Kelland
Arizona
Mr. Deeds
Valley of the Sun
Scattergood Baines
America
Cost of Happy Birthday in the Talk of the Town
The Talk of the Town examines why Western Union and Postal Telegraph avoid singing telegrams for Happy Birthday. The Clayton F. Summy Company owns the copyright and seeks royalties, with ASCAP involved but not active. Dr. Patty Smith Hill, Miss Patty of Columbia, wrote the song in 1935.
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Western Union
Postal Telegraph
Clayton F. Summy Company
ASCAP
Sammy Company
Sammy
Telegraph
Summy
Postal
New York
Patty Smith Hill
Columbia University
Columbia
Miss Patty
Alexina Booth
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American Hemisphere
Alberto Guani
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Globe-News
Southwest
H. V. Hayden
East Sixth Avenue
The
Texas Safety Association
J. D. Grider
North Pierce Street
Gene R. Bussey
Tyler Street
Spain
North Sear
Great Britain
Sweden
Italy
Libya
Baltic Sea
Hungary
Mediterranean Sea
Algeria
Earl E. Simms
Christian Science Monitor
Henry McLemore
Look
Talk of the Town
the New Yorker
Pierre Cot
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