Political discontent grows as graft claims widen
The Amarillo Globe reviews rising public anger at political delays and graft disclosures. It notes Father Coughlin and Senator Long gaining support amid fund-raising questions in Ohio and questions about campaign financing and favors.
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Detroit
Father Coughlin
Sen
Huey Long
Washington
Senator Borah
Norris
Senator Nye
Ohio
Francis W Poulson
Democratic
Poulson
State Relief Administration
Santa Claus
Senator Long
A Non-Partisan Press Urges Objective Analysis of Emergency Policies
Glenn Frank calls for the press to curb partisan fighting and pursue ruthlessly objective review of Roosevelt era emergency policies. He argues media scrutiny should evaluate what policies produce and expose Republican proposals with equal rigor to help clarify political realities over the next two years. The piece urges moving beyond liberal and conservative labels toward realism.
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Glenn Frank
Roosevelt
Love and rivalries in No Concord Kansas tale
The Kansas community of No Concord seeks to wed James Stimson to Jane Northray while Leslie Harris longs for him. A drunken confrontation exposes family tensions, inspiring a solemn, starry summer mood as James and Jane edge toward an engagement amid three hopeful matches.
Jane's decisive婚 marriage mirrors strong will and family tensions
In a tale of social pressure and romance, Jane pursues an early June wedding to James despite family doubts. Jane insists on shared hardship and a public engagement, choosing Colorado for their honeymoon and the Tyler house as their home, while Mrs. Northrup resists the match.
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Jane
James
Colorado
Tyler House
Northrups
Mrs. Northrup
British stamps and a wedding in New Concord story
The article blends history of Britain’s early postage with a domestic tale set in New Concord. It recounts stamp origins and later a wedding gift where Mr. Northrup plans to buy and lavishly furnish the Tyler place for James and Jane, while family dynamics strain arrangements for Aunt Sarah and Aunt Lou.
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Britain
Isa
Great Britain
Ahi Ff
Jane
Stimsons
South New Concord
Tyler Palace
Mr. Northrup
Tyler Place
James
New Concord
Sarah
Lou
Tyler House
Sevier Resigns as Chile Envoy Over Ill Health
SANTIAGO, Chile, May 10. American Ambassador Hal Sevier of Texas announced his resignation because of ill health last month. He will sail for home on the motorship Sart Liaw. Sevier is suffering from paralysis in his left leg.
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Santiago
Chile
Hal Sevier
Texas
Satidas Sevier
West 42nd Street Declines as City Grows Seedier
Column notes New York's West 42nd Street deteriorating from gleam to tawdry, with theaters and cafes losing character while a planned Hammerstein site movie theater hints at renewal. Mentions Sinclair Lewis, Joseph Hergesheimer, hotel telephone staff, and social portraits including Mrs Kendall and Col. Creighton Webb.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Cross Streets
7Th
New Amsterdam
Montana
Chicago
Clark Street
Hammerstein
Messmore Kendall
Capitol Theater
Baby Bond Sale Dwindles in Amarillo in April
Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi reports April sales of government Baby Bonds in Amarillo reached 21,637.50 dollars while face value stands at 29,000. March sales totaled about 35,000, lifting overall sales to roughly 65,000 in the first two months.
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Amarillo
W. D. DeGrassi
Drowning of Four Fascist Chiefs Baffles Italian Contest
During a River Ticino fishing contest at Pavia Italy four local Fascist chiefs drowned in the event. The incident occurred amid the Italian angling gathering, leaving officials investigating the deaths and the cause unsure.
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Ticino
Pavia
Italy
Jimmy Skunk Finds Quiet Freedom From Baby Fuss
Jimmy Skunk strolls past Peter Rabbit and Johnny Chuck who debate their spring baby counts. Each character frets over unseen offspring and house rules, while Jimmy cheerfully notes how his freedom from crowded infants lets him come and go as he pleases.
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Jimmy Skunk
Peter Rabbit
Johnny Chuck
Jimmy
Johnny
Peter
Polly Chuck
Jemmima
Reddy Fox
T. W. Burgess
Bright's disease and kidney studies outlined by Dr Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews Bright's disease chronic kidney inflammation, noting multiple types and the importance of kidney excretion analysis to guide treatment. The piece stresses studying kidney fluid as a first step in understanding the disease and tailoring care.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
Bright
Five towns in Bennett novels and early boycott origins
The five famous towns are New Castle Stoke Lang ton Bursley and Tunstall. The boycott was first used in 1880 by the Irish Land League. Anker is an old Dutch and German liquid measure of about 10 gallons.
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Arnold Bennett
New Castle
Stoke
Langton
Bursley
Tunstall
Irish Land League
Word Builder Puzzle Caps a Newspaper Tongue Twister
The fragment asks to fill blanks in a word builder game where each next word adds one new letter to the previous set while using all prior letters in any order. The style mimics a newspaper joke column with a playful jab about editors and critics.
Boaster challenged to prove courage in wild beast photo stunt
A man in a club boasted that stabbing a wild beast in the eye requires more courage than calmly taking its photograph. The speaker calls for the boaster to prove his claim through action.
Consumers' Friend HORIZONTAL 1.6 Mrs. Newell new head of the consumers' advisory board
A crossword styled list of clues and jumbled phrases references a consumer affairs themed puzzle. It includes names and terms like Mrs Newell and various directional and descriptive hints typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
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Newell
Consumers’ Advisory Board
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