Leaders in all lines in Amarillo honored in Austin and Washington
Amarillo figures Marvin Jones Col Ernest O Thompson and Senator Clint Small are praised as leaders. The Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association meeting spotlights local leadership with Tom Coble Joe Breed and Jay Taylor earning top roles linked to the American National Livestock Association. Also notes shifting views on aging and a New York elevator strike anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Austin
Washington
Marvin Jones
Ernest O. Thompson
Clint Small
Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Tom Coble
Joe Breed
Jay Taylor
Pan‘Association
Southwestern
American National Livestock Association
Exporting Revolution and the Stalin Trotsky Rift
In an interview with Roy Howard, Stalin denies plans to torment or export revolution, while Glenn Frank contrasts Stalin and Trotsky on goals and methods. He lists five main differences: emphasis on Russia first versus world socialization, coexistence versus global socialization, home militancy versus abroad, patience versus push, and internal focus versus external outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Howard
Stalin
Soviet
Russia
Trotsky
McClure
Horleontal 2 Seventeenth Century Artist Note
Fragmented OCR hints at a puzzle or glossary weaving a seventeenth century artist portrait with scattered clues. It references names, numbers, and terms including musical notes and objects, suggesting a cryptic wordplay or cross reference drawn from a historical context.
Long Lost Brother Mystery Unfolds in Iris Lanning Tale
Iris Lanning learns her brother Owen may be alive and sets out to find him with Morgan Black. Uncle Will reveals past promises and family secrets while Morgan compiles clues, including Josephine Ross’s last address, as tension grows over truth and trust within the aristocratic Lanning family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ella Lanning
Miss Ella
William
Iris
Owen
Morgan Black
Morgan
Tris
Iris Lanning
Wil Walt
Filla Lanning
Jean Ross Lanning
Josie Ross
Ella
Littl Owen
Daddy
America
Uncle Will
Ater
Will
Philadelphia
Jean
Josephine
Willam
Josephine Ross
Elia
Margaret Widdemer
Big Voice Out of Little Guy
A column by C. O. McIntyre from New York on March 13 muses on film stars and stage names, noting Anita Louise and Joan Marsh as newcomers, Nathalia Crane and Edna Ferber likenesses, and a rambunctious mix of celebrities. It mentions radio pioneer Fred Feibel and a nervy Ed Wynn show with a mortifying audience snore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. McIntyre
New York
Graham McNamee
Anita Louise
Joan Marsh
Nathalia Crane
Edna Ferber
Joan Bennett
Oxford
James Allan Mollison
Nick the Greek
Fred Astaire
Gloria Vanderbilt
Arctic Circle
Bob Bartlett
Ed Wynn
Stamps of Britain Edward VIII Portraits and Cyprus Political Shift
Stamp news notes radical new British stamps featuring half length Edward VIII in naval uniform and bare head, a potential Cyprus cession to Greece in exchange for Cyclades ports, Cyprus 1928 monarchy milestone, Greek stamps possible. U S Post Office to issue souvenir sheets for May New York exhibition. obsolete 1018 stamps still available at Philatelic Agency, China issues New Life movement stamps. from NEA Service 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Edward VIII
Cyprus
Greece
Cyclades
U.S. Post Office Department
New York
China
Chiang Kalshek
Ccopyright
NEA Service
Imad
Word Builder Reflections on Prunes and Pure Food Laws
A reflective piece notes strong men losing calm over a perceived injury from a hole in a statement. The speaker laments yesterday and regrets the day pure food laws labeled prunes as second rate, revealing personal discontent and sarcasm about quality judgments.
Blacky the Crow plots to scare Redtails from Green Meadows
Blacky the Crow summons allies to disrupt a Redtails nest near the Green Forest. He aims to drive Hawks away by creating mischief, including removing starter nest sticks, to force the Redtails to seek another site. The plan unfolds as he coordinates with his four fellow crows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacky
Green Meadows
An elderly neighbor recalls fashion quirks and a trip to Minsky's
The narrator notes Byron Chandler wearing a beret aboard ship and carrying a swagger stick during his youth. An 80 year old neighbor, spry and deaf, jokes about slipping his leash and plans a visit to Minsky's, reflecting a playful local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Chandler
Minsky’s
Co Upright
McNaught Synidcate
New South Wales Tightens Raffle and Guessing Contests
Authorities in New South Wales declare raffles and guessing competitions illegal under new orders. Police will strictly enforce the ban, though estimative contests for prizes remain possibly allowed in limited form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
S. W
U.P
New South Wales
Redtail Nest Mischief Plot by Crows Sparks Rivalry
In Redwood City a local secret group of crows plots against Redtail the hawk and his mate. The plan centers on sabotaging nests and feigning mischief to drive Redtail away. Blacky leads the scheme while several crows vow to join the plan. The Redtails notice nest sticks are meddled with and grow angry as intrigue unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Blacky
Blacky
Redwood City
Cal
U.P
California
Grand Jury
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Cp McAvenger
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Texas
Onle
New Maries
the Globe
Thien
Manhattan
Frank
Glenn Frank
Erna Anal A
Detty
NEA
M'Intyre
Graham
W. C. Fields
Ben Ali Haggin
Dale Carnegie
Lowell Thomas
Dudley Field Malone
John Bull
Frank McIntyre
Fred Feibel
Paramount Theater
Ridgefield Park
N. J
Hoyle
Gotham
Tallulah Bankhead
Will Rogers
Mary
Billie Burke
G. B. Stern
Bramwell Fletcher
Helen Chandler
Somerset Maugham
Oves
Gallipolis
R. Vance
Ramona Herdman
Syracuse
N. Y
Ballyhoo Brigade
Harper's
Ronia
Hampton Roads
Jan van Eyck
Stamp News
Ereigns
Philatelic Agency
Word Builder
Thornton Burgess
BLACK
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
the Health Magazine
Montreal
Valcartier
John Coburn
Toronto
Mr. Redtail
Green Forest
Redtail
Redtails
T. W. Burgess
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