War debts and economic risk in the postwar era
The Amarillo Globe editorial condemns unwarranted war loans and the futility of collecting on debts from Finland and European nations. It argues for using the 12 billion to education, warns against future entanglements, and urges restraint if a new war arises abroad. It also critiques restriction and speculation as roadblocks to recovery, urging production and lower prices.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Finland
Uncle Sam
Europe
Glenn Frank
St. George
Abone
AAA
Hortaon Tal 1 Blood Pump Puzzle
A fragmented crossword style page lists entries like blood pump and organ parts with clues such as arterial items, church parts, and marine terms. The puzzle blends anatomical terms with cryptic hints and a vertical section including duck down and other random words.
Bank Robbery Case Tangles With Armored Car Clue
Federal agents question bank witnesses in Maplehurst after a heist tied to suspended bonds and a possible armored vehicle. Photos help identify suspects Red Jackson and another man as Dunn recalls a tense scene. Buddy McGinnis recounts firing on the robbers as the car evaded bullets.
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Larry Glenn
Maplehurst
Mr. Dunn
Larry
Penitentiary Rogues Gallery
Red Jackson
Ras
Mr Dunn
Hobart
Buddy
McGinnis
Stories in Stamps by L. S. Klein and the St Vincent note
The piece traces arrowroot and breadfruit in Caribbean history linking St Vincent to English colonial science and 1787 mutinies. A 1902 eruption on Martinique, 3000 deaths, and stamps issued since 1861 are noted, followed by a crime narrative about a bank robbery investigation with fingerprints, a possible armed car, and gang identities Wingy Lewis Red Jackson and others.
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St Vincent
Caribbean
England
New World
Rieh
South Seas
Orenunty
Bligh
St. Vincent
Mt Pelee
Martinique
LaRocco
Peters
Larry
Washington
McGinnis
Wingy Lewis
Red Jackson
Hobart
Funny Fellow Won't Budge From His Saratoga Stay
New York writer O. C. McIntyre profiles humorist Frank Sullivan who slipped off to Saratoga Springs for the season and won't return until his dandelion wine jar is ready. Sullivan avoids editors with letters to Corey Ford and others while editors hunt him.
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O. C. McIntyre
New York
Frank Sullivan
Saratoga Springs
Lucius Beebe
Funnyman
Sullivan
Corey Ford
Arthur Samuels
Joseph Bryan, II
Welcome Robin Explains Why Robins Stay North
A robin explains to Tommy Tit the reasons some birds linger in winter. They discuss food diversity, dangers of southern migration, flocks versus breeding homes, and the choice to endure cold rather than risk the hazards of travel and threats down south.
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Dee
Tommy Tit
Welcome Robin
Robin
Tommy
Health signs of sight problems in children
Dr Morris Fishbein describes eye care for children noting behaviors indicating poor vision such as frequent blinking, rubbing eyes, head tilting, squinting, irritability, and avoidance of distant tasks. He warns of red rims swollen lids watery crusts in morning and dizziness headaches. Provides simple safety rules in school to protect child’s eyes and avoid bright light and towel contamination.
Word Builder Echoes in Night Darkness
A barefoot man shouts in the dark as a mysterious thing looms. He stamps a foot, steps on dropped objects, and overturns two books, triggering an alarmed household reaction.
Answer to Yesterday's Word Builder
A playful dialogue about yesterday's Word Builder hints and a humorous exchange among Welcome Robin, Tommy Tit, and others. The talk touches on actors, critics, and self doubt as they joke about moving south or staying put despite winter.
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