Amarillo Faces WTCC Duties And Dust Storm Debacle
Amarillo must list available rooms and secure 3500 advance registrations for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce eighteenth annual meeting. Visiting bands and delegates will rely on hotel listings and advance reservations as a 1935 dust storm halts plan to spare two wholesale houses from fire losses. Social Security progress notes state growth in state plans and federal grants, with millions allocated for old age, dependent children, unemployment, and public health programs.
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Amarillo
Texas Chamber of Commerce
TCDO
WTCC
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Fort Worth
Allred
American Public Welfare Association
Social Security Board
Children’s Bureau
District of Columbia
Glenn Prank
Glenn Frank
Plain
Bilion Io
Ifanericht
McClure Newcraper Syndicate
Vesperone Pa
Ailesville Saga at Avon Home Ends In Secret Flight
Caroline Jay secretly marries Garret Cas sidy, then after a road incident with an elderly resident at Avon Home, Mrs. Jay fears for Caroline while nursing Pop Whistler’s disappearance. The hunt and tensions unfold as the quiet drama continues.
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Caroline Jay
Garret Cassidy
Garret
Caroline
Mrs. Avon
Mrs. Jay
Mrs. Jay Hurrie
Henry Avon
Martha Jay
Mrs. Day
Mrs. Greene
Avon
Miss Pfenniger
Avon Home
Caroline Aave
Jay
Pop Whistler
Mre Pfenniger
Mr. Whistler
Mrs Jay
Stamp price surge fuels Reissue stamp buys at Washington bureau
Collectors snap up the 50 cent Zeppelin stamp and blue 50 cent airmail today as demand rises and prices jump. Washington Philatelic Bureau warns many stamps remain scarce and warns of withdrawals soon including the 25 cent special handling and 10 15 20 cent airmails. A German Hindenburg cover cachet sale is planned with 46 cent postage every envelope. Austria plans charity stamps next fall and a new Mother's Day stamp is expected.
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U. S. Philatelic Bureau
Washington
Philatelic Agency
U. S. Posto Rice Department
New York
Germany
Austria
NEA Service, Inc
Widow Bequeathed Thurston's Estate
The will of Howard Thurston, famed magician, names his widow Paula Frances Thurston as conditional beneficiary of most of the estate. She receives the bulk of the estate minus a $500 gift to an adopted daughter, Jane Jacqueline Thurston of Weehawken.
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Jersey City
N. J
Howard Thurston
Paula Frances Thurston
Jane Jacqueline Thurston
Weehawken
Empress Augusta Victoria statue moved to rear area in Berlin
The marble statue of Empress Augusta Victoria, Kaiser's first consort, was relocated from the Tergarten center after 30 years to a pergola at the back. The life size figure, pictured in 1900 fashion, once drew birds to roost on its broad hat. The ex-empress died in exile in 1921 at Doorn, aged 62. The Kaiser later married Princess Hermine of Rewas.
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Berlin
Hohengollern
Augusta Victoria
Tergarten Center
Doorn
Hermine of Rewas
Polish budget shows first surplus since 1930
Warsaw reports monthly budgets show a surplus from March this year for the first time since November 1930. Finance Minister Eugene Kwiatkowski, the vice premier, is credited with reversing the usual monthly deficits.
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Warsaw
Eugene Kwiatkowski
Striking Observations on Stars and Strikes Across Broadway
A collage of culture and labor notes from 1936. The piece jabs at Hollywood bravado, profiles writers and performers, and cites an Elevator strike tale with Sigmund Romberg. It links Brooklyn’s amateur scene to New York’s magazine world and concludes with a comic bar-chair quip.
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Sigmund Romberg
Romberg
Brooklyn
the Bowery
Bowes
Fred Allen
America
Rebuild Harbor at St Peter Port Guernsey Channel Islands
Sark island in the Channel Islands will get a new harbor costing 225000 dollars to allow larger ships to call. The current port Le Creux is noted as the smallest commercial harbor in the world while Sark has only five residents and no cars.
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ST. Peter
Guernsey
Channel Islands
Sark
Brittany
le Creux
Word Builder and Soft Parental Guidance
A fragment shows a mother chiding a child for gulping liquid and mispronunciations. She tells the builder to sop bread and spot the tablecloth, while noting the baby may pout but will not sprout wings, and the mother remains supportive.
Puzzling Crossword Clues Mix Animals and Idioms
A mixed list of horizontal and vertical clues covers animals, actions, and objects. Entries reference many creatures and terms, including cats, monkeys, birds, and insects, with wordplay on verbs, nouns, and phrases.
Johnny Chuck and Jimmy Skunk In a House Dispute
Johnny Chuck confronts Jimmy Skunk over a doorway taken as Johnny's new home. The two trade threats and the skunk asserts ownership by finders keepers law, while Johnny recalls his digging pride and considers action. The scene ends with Johnny reflecting on the impasse.
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Johnny Chuck
Johnny
Jimmy Skunk
Jimmy
Chuck
Green Meadows
T. W. Burgess
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