Victory Push for Canyon College Museum Fund
Rep Clyde Warwick scored a signal victory by securing a 25000 appropriation for a Canyon college historical museum building. If Senate approval follows, the project will be funded by private contributions and housed at Canyon for Panhandle Plains Historical Society collections. Senators Small leads the bill. activists urge telegrams to sway the final vote.
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Clyde Warwick
Historical Museum
Canyon College
Senate
College
Canyon
Panhandle-Plains
Panhandle
Clint Small
Small
Quest of the Golden Nut Expedition to Tibet Burma China
Marmaduke M. Mizzle, English caraway seed merchant, leads an expedition into a legendary region near Tibet Burma and China in search of a golden nut said to preserve life. He is joined by Dodo, King of Mullywun, who claims to have seen the grove guarded by serpents and bats.
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Tibet
Burma
China
Marmaduke M. Mizzle
England
Herodotus
Dodo
Mullywun
Plumb
Looney House
A Peek at a Stationary Population by 1950
Glenn Frank surveys J. J. Spengler predictions of a stationary or shrinking U S population by 1950. Fewer youths and more elderly alter income growth, fuel shortages, and employment. Education may rise as families spend more on schooling and teachers.
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Glenn Frank
J. J. Spengler
Oswald Spengler
Scribner's Magazine
Mr. Spengler
America
Mysterious Waye Pursues White Slavers Across Cities
John Waye St. Clair seeks the abductors of his daughter Rosemary who dies after a ransom in diamonds. He sinks into the underworld with an ally pair the Williamses while Uncle guides their pursuit through Chicago New York Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires as they uncover a web of crooks doctors and politicians.
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John Waye St. Clair
Rosemary
Jimmy
St. Clair
Underworld
Waye
Williams H. William
Colonel Campball
Miss Skinner
William
Uncle
Morgan A. Holliss
Patrick O'Connelle
Hinky Dink Henna
John Conklin
Chicago
New York
San Francisco
Rio de Janeiro
Manuel Machado
Rio
Limey Simon
Columbia
Ohio
Simon
Chink Dorson
Spider Schlitz
Doc Limey
Dondolis Bets Heavy Stakes Barring None
Nicholas Dondolis known as Nick the Greek pursues high stakes in gambling and artful living. He supports a refined taste, claims vast wealth, and travels from Athens to New York chasing fortunes while maintaining a reserved, enigmatic persona.
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Dondolis
O. O. M’intyre
Nicholas Dondolis
Nick
Arnold Rothstein
Rothstein
West
New York
Richard Canfield
Athens
Greece
Oxford
America
Lone Wolf
CBS TV experimental work to begin this week
The Associated Press reports CBS will start installation work for its experimental television transmissions this week. Meanwhile auditions surge for on air appearances as radio holds the visuals to a few regular programs.
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Associated Press
New York
CBS
Majestic Radio Ad Promotes New Models in Amarillo
Local features on KGRS 7 to 17:30 and WDAG-8 8 to 8:15 highlight Majestic Radio with a five model range. Price points run from 69 50 to 149 50 at Amarillo Electric Company 111 East Eighth Street dial 2 3715.
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KGRS
Herring Hotel
WDAG
Majestic
Amarillo Electric Company
East Eighth Street
Dial
Radio quartet to sing Mother Songs on KGRS program
The West Amarillo Baptist Church mixed quartet will broadcast at 9 30 tonight on KGRS. The program features mother songs and a reading by Miss Monnie Lee Simmons plus listener requests.
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West Amarillo Baptist Church
KGRS
Monnie Lee Simmons
St. Louis Bid to Host Democratic and Republican Conventions
The St. Louis Convention Bureau has begun efforts to lure the Democratic and Republican national presidential conventions to the city next year. Officials say St. Louis will make a strong bid and host large Union demonstrations.
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ST. Louis
U.P
Hidden Proverb Crossword Puzzle Clues
A list of crossword clues arranged as horizontal and vertical entries ranging from celerity to measure and including items like kimono sash writing fluid and auction. The puzzle presents definitions for words such as gauge quickness and patterning and expects the solver to fill a grid with cross referenced terms.
Flip Loses His Breath in Desert Adventure
Farmer Brown’s Boy and Flip the Terrier travel by air with Cousin Tom to the Southwest edge of the desert. They encounter flat lands and new wildlife, meet strange folk, and hear the calls of coyotes as Flip adapts to unfamiliar country and dangers.
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Farmer Brown
Flip the
Terrier
Flip
Green Meadows
Green Forest
Tom
Farmer Brown's Bay
Mr. Sun
Cousin Tom
Peter Rabbit
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Old Man Coyote
T. W. Burgess
Stammer cure quips and hiccups in a windy alley
A humorous 1931 McNaught Syndicate piece by Oliver Hereford critiques talk of universal speech and prosperity. The narrator recalls mechanical kitchens in New York, a playful dog episode, and a rainy Shubert Alley encounter with a雨 drenched chorus girl.
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Shubert Alley
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Meredith Nicholson
Carl Brandt
Karl Harriman
H. H. Tammen
George Nathan
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WJZ
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American Bankers’ Association
WEAF
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WABC
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International Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Air Toys
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Eugene O’neil
Gene Tunney
Ted Cook
Joe Cook
Oliver Hereford
James Barton
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