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By Marguerite Gahagan a Entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at the post office Amarillo Texas under the Act of March 3 1870 Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday In connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday ame by The Globe-News Publishing Co Sixth and illmore an GENE HOWE President and Publisher John McCarty Associate Publisher TELEPHONES News and Business Department Circulation Department
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Illmore
Murder mystery unfolds at Paradise Lake amid town intrigue
The Paradise Lake tale centers on the Cord murder and a web of suspects. Miss Millie Morris, Jeanie Morris, and Chris Gordon figure in a fatal sequence as Stash Veretti confesses to the wider police action. Maudie and Denny piece together motives, while public scrutiny and fear ripple through the close-knit community.
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Paradise Lake
Mary O'Connor
Maudie
Dennis Flynn
Herbert Cord
Stash Veretti
Cord
Jeanie Morris
Margie Dixon
Paradise Ts
Millie Morris
Jeanie
Liza
Dr. Otway
Maddie
Morris House
Denny
Law and
Veretti
Stash
Miss Millie
Damag
Jeanie Morns
Ted Palmer
Tony Rammoff
Sadie Robins
Antler
Miss Morris
Ted
Liza Holmes
McCool
Chris Gordon
Gordon
Miss
Millie
Mandie
Kit
Mana Zucca Profile Details Storied Career and ASCAP Role
Mana Zucca began her musical rise at age eight after a carpet seller sparked interest and brought Alexander Lambert to hear her. She performed at Carnegie Hall with the New York Philharmonic under Walter Damrosch, studied in Europe, became a top photographed figure, starred in light operas, and later focused on composition and joining ASCAP in 1925. She married composer Irwin M. Cassell and has a son Marvin.
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Alexander Lambert
Franz Liszt
Mana Zucca
Carnegie Hall
New York Philharmonic
Walter Damrosch
Europe
Geraldine Farrar
Cecile
Germany
French Riviera
Lillian Nordica
Franz Lehar
Count of Luxembourgh
United States
Will Rogers
Gallagher and
Shean
Life
Rachem
Irwin M. Cassell
Marvin
Madame Mana-Zucca
ASCAP
Keystone cops drink driving test in Kansas City
A witty column mocks Kansas City police offering free bourbon to 16 citizens and staging a highway study on driving after drinking. It foresees safer cars and absurd ads while noting the danger of mixing alcohol with asphalt and predicting comic social fallout.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Keystoners
Adeline
Hitler and ship sinkings loom in wartime debate
Washington observers say the Reuben James sinking could steer a U.S. declaration of war, clarify defense goals, and shift lend-lease aid. Hitler and Goebbels expect winter battles, while naval and Pacific forces face new pressures amid a possible two ocean conflict. A domestic decision looms for the President and Congress. A second note cites a Census-based chart showing urban population growth from 5.1 percent in 1790 to 56.5 percent in 1940.
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U.S
France
Indiana
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Washington
Reuben James
North Atlantic Ocean
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Joseph Goebbels
United States Navy
Iceland
Russia
Vladivostok
Tokyo
Singapore
Congress
Bureau of the Census
U. S
Manners Quiz on Proper Table Etiquette From Kansas City Police
A public manners quiz lists four etiquette questions with answers: place a used knife on the upper right edge of the plate blade toward the player, return the coffee spoon to the saucer, leave the sundae spoon in the dish at a soda fountain, and not placing a knife on the plate if unused. The quote closes noting cautious behavior by those with heavier loads.
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George Gamow
George Washingon University
Earth
Roosevelt Seen Through Nazi Propaganda Lens In World War II
Pierre van Paasen portrays how Goebbels created four Roosevelts for German audiences from 1933 to 1939 and how American wartime actions such as lend lease and armament mobilization altered German views and solidified Roosevelt as a symbol of resistance for Allies and occupied nations.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Germanfuehrer
Hemisphere
Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Hitler
Germany
Franklin Roosevelt
United States
Europe
Goebbels
Roosevelts
Reich
Herr Goebbels
Fuehrer
Nazi
Berlin
Rome
Morocco
Ethiopia
Spain
China
Rosenfeld
America
Britain
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Great Britain
Free French Legionnaire
Liberator
Argyro Kastros Captured in Bloodiest Italo-Greek Fight
In a dramatic turn from a year ago, Greek forces seized Argyro kastron during the bloodiest clash of the Italo Greek war. Italy boasted its greatest naval success by damaged British ships off Sardinia including two cruisers and an aircraft carrier. The Greek minister of national security sought U S assistance.
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United Press
Argyrokastron
Italy
Sardina
National Securiy
United States
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