Amarillo Globe discusses music festival and local talent
The Globe highlights Amarillo’s music festival with praise for local young musicians and past contributors. It emphasizes Amarillo’s history of nurturing talent such as Esther Johnsson and Mae Peterson, and notes the festival’s role in shaping Panhandle music’s future.
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Amarillo
Paderewski
Sousa
Caruso
Kreisler
Europe
East
Esther Johnsson
Mae Peterson
Elizabeth Jameson
Mary McCormic
Radio Britain
Mohler
Hugo Loewenstern, Jr
Panhandle
Peter Tricks Reddy Fox In Briar Patch Chase
Peter Rabbit plans a risky ruse to mislead Reddy Fox by using a bigger, unfamiliar rabbit. He lures the pursuer toward the Briar patch then darts to the Green Meadows, forcing the stranger to break left and flee toward the Old Pasture while Peter escapes back home.
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Peter Rabbit
Briar
Peter
Green Forest
Mrs. Peter
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Briar-patch
Danny Meadow Mouse
Briarpatch
T. W. Burgess
Texans Decide Roosevelt Garner Re-Election At Precinct Conventions
Texans vote in precinct conventions tomorrow afternoon to support Roosevelt and Garner and to weigh party policy including abolishing the two thirds rule. Endorsement of the national administration is expected, but the rule change could spark a lively issue. Democrats are urged to settle internal quarrels before the nominees are chosen. Precinct meetings start at 2 20.
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Roosevelt
Garner
Philadelphia
Last of a T I O N E E R The Alton’s Silent End
The Navy Department opened sealed bids for sale of the obsolete cruiser Alton with the condition that the buyer must scrap or sink the ship by year end. Though not a famed battleship, Alton marks the birth of what became the modern U S Navy, its launch in 1885 symbolizing a shift from weakness to global sea power.
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Navy Department
Alton
Chicago
America
Watchdogs of Freedom at a New York convention
A report on the American News publishers' convention in New York praising editors as watchdogs of liberty. It notes the editors' role in defending free press and free speech, urging vigilance against any intrusion into human rights, and compares editors to minute men of freedom. The piece threads various asides and gossip fragments from the era.
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Newspa
New York
America
Midnight Lovers in Heat Wave Elopement Plot
Caroline Jay and Garret Cassidy pursue a secret elopement as Caroline’s mother, Mrs. Jay, hopes to steer her toward wealthy Henry Avon. Avon’s mother plans a lakeside visit, inviting Caroline to stay a week under observation, while Pop Whistler schemes to expose the plan.
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Caroline Jay
Garret Cassidy
Garret
Caroline
Mrs. Jay
Avon Home For the
Henry Avon
Old Pop Whistler
Heidelberg Inn
Mrs. Avon
Kita
Lakeside
Martha Jay
Sarah Evans
Mrs. Greene
Queen Mary no special stamps for maiden voyage
Stamp news notes France and England will not issue a special cachet for the Queen Mary voyage and Cunard White Star lines will not provide philatelic facilities. Collectors may mark covers and send mail via the ship, with self-noted postage. US and German airship postages listed, no Hindenburg US stamp. Bermuda issues a new Georgiana set.
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NLIKE
France
England
Cunard
White Star Line
Southampton
New York
United States
Europe
U S
Aluminum discovery and early manufacture timeline
A fragmentary note lists Davy and Wohler as early discoverers of aluminum with a 1438 dating, and Casiner in New York City in 1886 improving plans for sheet metal production. It then cites word-usage estimates for educated Americans and ends with a question about Daniel Boone’s family at the Kentucky River.
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Davy and Wohler
Maniliton V. Casiner
New York City
Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Danks
Courthouse Deeds and Marriage Licenses Recorded
Courthouse records show transfers including Caroline C Bush to FE Kollner for multiple lots at Hol and Mir totaling 4000 dollars. P J Wooldridge to Mary Levien for lot 7 in S J H district at 10 dollars. Bern Ansley to Goldie Ansley for lot 22 CC Dist at 10 dollars. First National Bank Ex to B T Ansley lot 22 CC Dist at 1 dollar. Rossie Gray to G M Grimm for fractional lots 8 at Plemons 4250 dollars. Juliette Powler Home to National Benevolent Assn Dallas Co property for 1 dollar. Marriage licenses issued for William S Wallace and John An Jones T E Rodgers and Allene Irby Car Burpam and Christine McDowell.
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Caroline C. Bush
FE. M. Kollner
Hol. & Mir
P. J. Wooldridge
Mary C. Levien
Bern T. Ansley
Goldie Ansley
First National Bank
B. T. Ansley
William S. Wallace
John An Jones
T. E. Rodgers
Allene Irby Car Burpam
Christine McDowell
Helen Morgan Looks Weepy in Wry New York Teaser
The essayish vignette by C. O. McIntyre in New York on May Day surveys celebrities and city life. It touches Helen Morgan’s mood, stage legends like Ethel Barrymore and Evelyn Nesbit, and contrasts New York’s cost of living with past splurges. It references Major Bowes, Messmore Kendall, and Kitty Kendall, plus a casual anecdote about Adams and In a brisk tone.
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New York
Sonja Henie
Helen Morgan
New York Philharmonic
Gilbert Roland
Ethan Frome
John Drew
Jack Devereau
Dwight Fiske
Gilbert White
Alaska
Helen Hokinson
Manhattan
Robert W. Service
Raymond Clapper
Bell Ringer
Earl Benham
Bob Burns
Ethel Barrymore
Alex Yokel
Axel Stokel
Central Park
Bowes
Messmore
Messmore Kendall
Capitol Theater
Kendall
Washingtonia
Kitty Kendall
Dobbs Ferry
Capitol
Major Bowes
Grand Rapids
Montana Copper Fields
Bradens
Word Builder and Puns On Patience At Banquet
A mother warns against kids tossing snowballs and hats with discipline, while a guest at a banquet notices a man patting his head and failing to fix his hair with paste, turning it into a pun filled moment about hair patters and repast.
President's Mother Is Texas Visitor in Fort Worth
Mrs Sara Delano Roosevelt age 81, mother of the President, arrived in Fort Worth from St. Louis. She stepped from the train with bluebonnets and small gifts for Ruth Chandler Roosevelt, joking about her age with the veteran conductor.
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Fort Worth
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Ruth Chandler Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
St. Louis
Operatic Performer and Puzzle Clues Set Across The Grid
A themed crossword style puzzle lists clues across horizontal and vertical entries related to an opera star and various wordplay items. It includes references to dates, forms, and anatomical hints, with an eventual note about a performer who died in 1923 and a scattered set of related terms.
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