Panhandle Folk Festival Takes Place in Amarillo
The Panhandle Folk Festival sponsored by the Panhandle Plains Historical Society unfolds today in Amarillo. The piece extols folk festivals for memory, history, and lessons for youth while noting a rise in minor traffic incidents and urging careful driving and public cooperation. It also surveys crime reporting and quotes several public figures on democracy and civic duty.
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Baby health and Kelland spotlight in Dutch Treat Luncheons
New Yorker O O McIntyre profiles Clarence Buddington Kelland as the town’s flamboyant Dutch Treat luncheon ringmaster. He savages and entertains guests like Rosa Ponselle and Eleanor Roosevelt, then welcomes them with Rotary grace. The piece also recalls Harold Ross and Edward McNamara and vivid reminiscences of New York boarding houses and figures such as Theodore Dreiser.
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Skimmer the Swallow Encounters Jenny Wren's Scrutiny
Skimmer notices Jenny Wren arriving in the Old Orchard as Mrs Skimmer plans a quiet nesting life in a maple tree. Jenny Wren's constant scolding and meddling foreshadow trouble while Skimmer and Mrs Skimmer worry about neighbors and home choices.
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Ohio primary tests Coughlin influence on House factions
Washington dispatch notes how Father Coughlin's following and the Townsend movement affected Ohio results, shaping House battle lines over the Frasier Lemke bill. Cleveland's Chester Bolton faced a Coughlin backed onslaught while Martin Sweeney benefited from anti machine sentiment and cross party backing.
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Mut Me at MIDNIGHT
Caroline Jay defies her mother to wed Garret Cassidy a poolroom loafer. They marry and fatally strike an old man, Pop Whistler, then flee. Jim Hennessey uncovers the body and tells Mrs. Jay who identifies the victim, as the plot tightens toward midnight at Avon Home.
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The Great Marquis and a World in Decline
A sweeping view of 18th century Portugal centers on Sebastian Jose de Carvalho e Mello, the Marquis de Pombal, who rose under King Joseph to enact reforms, erode nobility, curb the Inquisition, and exile Jesuits before Maria I’s 1777 accession toppled him. The article contrasts statecraft with later events and hints at forged stamps for a monument.
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Rumor Hearts Wadsworth as GOP Vice Presidential Pick
Rep. James W. Wadsworth of New York dodges a vice presidential rumor tied to Gov. Alfred Landon if Landon becomes the 1936 Republican nominee. Wadsworth, back in 1932, won quiet approval after turbulent years, later opposing Roosevelt policies and NRA. He may play a pivotal behind the scenes role at the convention and aid the American Liberty League.
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University Seeks Mice Rabbits Gifts for Research
Columbia University announced gifts of mice and rabbits from alumni to support endowment for special needs. The animals are intended for use in scientific research to advance institutional work.
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Steeplejack George Freeman Alive After Fall
Beverley Massachusetts May 20 locals report Freeman a steeplejack is alive after an 87 foot fall and says he is still climbing. He wants friends to know he is not dead despite rumors to the contrary.
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Word Builder Echoes in Vintage Riddles and Wordplay
A fragmented puzzle style piece recalls a truckman’s life and strength used to lift heavy loads. It contrasts personal expense with daily labor and hints at a yesterday’s riddle about gunmen wearing a veneer of respectability to blend with crowds.
Coat of Arms Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A crossword style puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues ranging from coats of arms to animals and tools. Includes definitions for words like birds, metals, measures, and archaic terms, plus a few foreign language hints.
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