Amarillo Globe reflects on reforms from Rockne crash to Chamber progress
The paper muses that public shocks from Knute Rockne’s death and the Lindbergh kidnap led to air travel and crime reforms, then praises Amarillo’s Chamber of Commerce for fiscal discipline, community energy, and ongoing civic projects funded by membership fees.
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Alfred
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Roy Cullum
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Marillo
Chamber of Chas Legitimiate
Ugbte
Peter Waits and Watches for Happy Jacks at Sugar House
Peter Rabbit pursues answers about Happy Jack and Mrs. Happy moving into Farmer Brown’s sugar house. Jumper the Hare warns of nocturnal predators like Hooty the Owl and Fowler the Bobcat as Peter braves dusk to daylight to question the couple. He plans to wait lest curiosity remain unsatisfied.
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Peter Rabbit
Jumper the Hare
Happy Jack Squirrel
Mrs. Happy
Happy Jacks
Farmer Brown
Peter
Juniper
Sugar House
Happy Jack
Mrs
Happy
Jumiper
Hare
Junper
Jumper
Fowler
Bobcat
Old Man Coyote
Reddy Fox
Mrs. Reddy
T. W. Burgess
Iris Entertains in Phinas Fairytale Theater World
Iris Lanning visits Aunt Phina in a glamorous Park Avenue apartment and attends a New York theater with Sigrid Swenson and Owen. Morgan Black reveals Phina and Owen. Iris experiences luxury taxis, couture, and a magical evening in a noir New York setting. Iris meets Dicky Hamilton in the club lobby as the party mingles with theatre magic and romance hints.
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Iris Lanning
Phina
Park Avenue
Sigrid
Owen
America
Iris
Morgan Black
Will
Fila
Tris
Aunt la
Dicky
Platinum
Sigrid Swenson
Stranger
Dicky Hamilton
Ubiquitous figures Glaenzer and Grey in global scenes
New York writer C O McIntyre highlights Jules Glaenzer and Tippy Grey as pervasively present in diverse locales from South Seas to Arctic. He catalogs Glaenzer as a refined jewelry salesman and party host and Grey as a globe trotter and creator, with mentions of George White and other cultural figures. The piece weaves anecdotes of theater life, names, and spots across continents.
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New York
Jules Glaenzer
Tippy Grey
South Seas
Singapore
Arctic Circle
Glaenzer
Hollywood
Europe
Albuquerque
Grey
Folies Bergere
Paris
Saranac
St. Moritz
George White
O. O
Federal Prisons Locations And Naval Prison Sites
The text lists Federal prisons in Atlanta Georgia Fort Leavenworth Kansas and McNeil Island Washington and notes Naval prisons at Mare Island California Boston Massachusetts and Portsmouth New Hampshire. It also explains Treasure Island drew from a map used for amusement of Stevenson’s stepson Lloyd Osbourne and describes its origin.
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Avewer
Atlanta
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
McNeill Island
Wash
Mare Island
Cal
Boston
Mass
Portsmouth
Treasure Island
Stevensons
Lloyd Osbourne
Stories in Stamps: The Corinth Canal and its Historic Stamp
The narrative recalls ancient plans by Greek and Roman rulers to cut a canal at the Isthmus of Corinth, from early slave labor to Nero’s partial dig and a modern French-led completion in 1898, facing shallow depth and dangerous currents. The depicted 1927 stamp shows a ship near sandstone cliffs towering 170 feet.
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Peloponnesus
Julius Caesar
Corinth
Nero
Com Cour
Stratte
Aegean
Nea Servier
Modern Inventor crossword challenge clues
A compact listing presents a set of horizontal and vertical crossword clues. Entries reference historical and linguistic terms including names, pronouns, measurements, and basic concepts across wireless telegraphy and general knowledge contexts.
No, sir, cricket not game in 1936 McNaught Syndicate note
A copyright note from 1936 cites McNaught Syndicate restricting cricket content. The fragment frames cricket as not being played, but offers no further context or details of events.
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Glenn Frank Deeries
Glenn Frank
Lionel Robbins
Mr. Robbins
Unis
Robbins
Ikea
America
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
McNaught Syndicate
Word Builder Conflicts and Family Pressure Pushes Marines
A distressed ball player vents frustration on bench about lack of glory and respect. The Colonel expresses anger at his son leaving for Alaska and pressures him toward a marine career, resisting a miner future.
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Alaska
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