Amarillo Globe notes growth plan for Northwest Texas Hospital
The Amarillo Globe outlines a proposed 250000 addition to Northwest Texas Hospital funded by a 112000 grant and a 128000 loan from a hospital PWA. The plan aims to expand private patient capacity to cover operating costs and fund charity care, noting current charity costs and bed availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Northwest Texas Hospital
PWA
Northwest Texas
Lubbock
Dallas
Washington seeks private capital for New Deal recovery plan
Analysts say the five billion dollar program hinges on private finance and business confidence. Officials note limits on immediate federal spending and the slow pace of deploying new funds, with hopes to push out grant and loan money within months to lift sentiment and activity.
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Washington
Hoover
Charlie
WPA
RPC
Ickes
Tckes
Roosevelt
PWA
Billy's Steaks in Manhattan Keeps Plain Beef Traditions
In New York Billy’s steak house at 56th Street and First Avenue serves thick plain beefsteaks praised as among the best in the city. Owner Billy Condron runs the business with family support from his father Mike Condron, who founded the place as Mick ey’s before Prohibition. The article notes gas lit chandeliers, simple decor, and a sturdy, no-nonsense dining experience. Also includes a column of social notes on figures like Amon Carter and Jimmy Powers, plus a brief piece on a checker and chess revival trend.
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Charles B. Driscoll
New York
Billy’s
56Th Street
First Avenue
Manhattan
Kansas City
Houston
St. Louis
Cattle Country
Billy
East St
Mike Condron
Mickey
Weisbach
Holland Tunnel
Dad Condron
Dad
Ireland
Florida
Bridgeport
Condron
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page 1
A condensed key lists four true or false items about art and literature. It states Alda was written by Verei not Wagner, the Wind is Homer, Tree Francois Villon is a French poet, Sistine Madonna is Raphael not Rembrandt, and the Venus de Milo sculptor is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alda
Verei
Wagner
Homer
Francois Villon
Raphael
Rem‘arat
Venus de Milo
Octacon House Aeye Mayo Investigates Ambergris Plot
Pamela Frye tells Asey Mayo of a scheme to move $50,000 worth of ambergris to Boston for $5,000, involving Marina Lorne in a mural dispute, a panicked car chase, and a planned double cross with a boarder and a teacher. The caper centers on motive, alibis, and a looming murder.
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Quanomet
Marina Lorne
Pamela Frye
Marina
Asey Mayo
Cape Cod
Pam
Boston
Mystery on the Wheelbarrow Visit at Aunt Nettie Hobbs
Asey and narrator recount a long awkward wait while Aunt Nettie Hobbs, keeper of the Woman's Exchange, arrives and presses for explanations. They fear disclosing a note and ambergris theft while trying to hide their late plans and the clam bake.
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Asey
Ambergris Heist and Family Secrets Unfold at Octagon House
Pam confesses to taking ambergris from the beach wagon after discovering Sister dead in the garage. She recalls Marina’s ruin of their family and reveals relations with Nettie, Father, and Mother, and plans to implicate a jealous suspect as police arrive at Octagon House.
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Pam
Father
Carr
Boston
Pather
Mary Kean
Sister
Joralemon
Ambergris
Asey
Roddy
Farbstein
New York
Marina
Sis
Nettie
Mother
Octagon House
Jack Lorne
Jack
Climate records show warming since Jefferson era in Virginia towns
Thomas Jefferson noted moderating temperatures and lighter snows. In Virginia, four long term stations Richmond Charlottesville Lexington and Lynchburg reveal 30 years of warming at Charlottesville and Lynchburg after earlier cooling in Lynchburg Also Lexington shows a milder shift while Richmond bears no dry spell data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Charlottesville, Va
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
U. S
Richmond
Charlottesville
Lexington
Lynchburg
S. A. Mitchell
Leander McCormick Observatory
University of Virginia
Keeping Fit By Artie McGovern
Summer heat and long days keep children outdoors but rest is essential. An afternoon nap and quiet time indoors protect against fatigue and overexertion, with a cool sponge bath and a rest in their rooms recommended during the hottest hours.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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At &Ma- Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gixth and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Associated Press
Agia
Io Amarillo
Globe
News-Globe
Texas
Oklahoma
Mexico
An Nem the Globe
John Hix Pee Perther
Ottrres
Times Square
Amon Carter
Fort Worth
Park Avenue
Frank Beck
California
Jimmy Powers
Europe
Rome
Austria
Jimmy
Cleveland
Chelsea
McNauebt Syndicate, Inc
Donald Duck
Tubbs
Frankie
Kple
Kim
Moon Mullins
Sonny
San Hill
Kayopo
Ee Ree
Coperight
LSA
Chienge
Tibane N. Y. News Syndwardh
Tarzan
Vip
Yvonne
Dee
Albert
Alp
Octacon House
Phoebe Atwood Taylor
By William Ferguson
Los Angeles
NEA Service, Inc
British Museum
Berlin
Artie McGovern
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