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The Globe-News Publishing Co. announces publication details for The Ama Daily News and The Globe-News. It lists editors general manager staff and subscription rates by mail and delivery options including special delivery and Sunday editions with contact for missed copies.
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The Glof 18 Independent Democratic Newspaper Intro
The Glof 18 Independent Democratic Newspaper presents itself as impartial and news focused, aiming to publish information without party bias and to advocate for what it sees as right regardless of political alignment.
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Amarillo Chamber inventory urged to map assets and liabilities
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce calls for an honest inventory of local assets to guide industry and agriculture, curb unprofitable ventures, and push decentralization. The piece notes past booms and stresses a comprehensive panorama of opportunities and risks. It also reports passing House committee approval of a Real Estate Dealers License Law, detailing licensing fees, administration, and protections for the public. The measure, led by Securities Commissioner D. Leon Harp and Marlin Sandlin, adds salaries for state officials.
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Tampering with truth and propaganda in recent news
A collage of foreign propaganda claims mocks censorship and biased coverage. Examples include Italian liner Rex fatalities misreported to fit Duce era narratives, and alleged Franklin anti-Semitism debunked by an American expert. The piece urges cautious reading and notes a legal jab about court jurisdiction via a parking tag.
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Behind the Scenes In Washington
The Senate judiciary committee battles over the Roosevelt Supreme Court plan as Attorney General Homer Cummings and aides present a meticulously prepared case. Opponents’ questions tested the strategy but Cummings and Jackson kept control, arguing the court’s proper function requires reform and new members to restore balance.
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Her Name in Lights Ends in a Strained Reunion
Daphne Brett returns to Detroit after a cross country tour for Apple Blossoms to find Jennifer and Larry distant. Daphne faces a career driven by money for her sister while Larry believes she values work over love, triggering a painful, unresolved rift.
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Hollywood Gossip and Star Tales from March 17
Idol chatter centers on C Aubrey Smith and Jack Oakie as Greta Garbo jokes fly. Anecdotes grapple with Joan Crawford Anita Louise and Fred Astaire while Robert Taylor and Clark Gable appear in casual studio gossip from Hollywood.
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Jack Oakie
Greta Garbo
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Vonrad Nagel
Church Asher
Joan Crawford
Warner Studio
Jean Harlow
Jack Holt
Anita Louise
Guy Kibbee
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John Barrymore
Wendy Barrie
Betty Furness
Grace Moore
Witty Kitty Golfers Practice Imaginary Rolls
A quirky note describes golfers in a playful scene as they practice with imaginary roll crates, hinting at springtime golf preparations and lighthearted hours on the course.
Tear Jerking Stuff Returns in Theater Flair
A NY columnist notes a revival of tear jerker theater, praising simple, old fashioned emotion over risqué modernity. Profiles include Rose Stahl, Noel Coward’s themes, and anecdotes about writers, clubs, and urban social scenes like The Coffee House and Union Club on Park Avenue.
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Coffee House
Frank Crowninshield
West 54Th Street
Matisse
Little Savage
London
Harriett Hughes
Detroit Athletic Club
Manhattan
Union
Park Avenue
Knickerbocker
Life
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Puck
Spring Fever On The Green Forest and Meadow
The piece describes spring fever affecting Peter Rabbit and friends. Whitespot the Marsh Hawk, Jumper the Hare, Goldenwing the Flicker, and Peeper the Hyla display playful, restless behavior as they celebrate warmer days. Peter and Mrs. Peter compare their antics to human spring impulses while Johnny Chuck awakens and roams.
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Crossword Puzzle Answers List
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