Protect the Children and Traffic Safety at Schools
The editorial urges extreme care around Amarillo schools as thousands of children travel streets each day. It highlights school traffic squads, Boy Scouts, and Older Boys' Conference volunteers directing traffic during rush hours and calls for public cooperation to prevent accidents. It also notes Deserting Finance for Education with Thomas S. Gates becoming president of the University of Pennsylvania, giving up wealth to pursue educational service and leadership.
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Amarillo
Boy Scouts
Boys’ Conference
Thomas S. Gates
J. , Morgan & Co
University of Pennsylvania
Gates
University
Morgan
Call to business and politics in a technical age
In a world of economic low mood the call to action should be for business leaders not politicians. The piece argues for a new type of business man and economic statesmen to guide a high powered motor economy, warning against ignorant driving by politics. It cites L Bodenhamer of the American Legion praising veteran legislation.
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Globe
Caf
Dobbin
Old Dobbin
Congress
McClure
L. Bodenhamer
The
Ameri Legion
Anne Winter Tests for Jenny Role in Grand United Picture
Anne Winter, an aspiring actress now under contract with Grand United, meets director Garry Sloan to discuss a dramatic role as Jenny. Sloan questions her background as she recounts stage work and film ambitions while Mona Morrison and Eva Harley cope with career struggles and personal heartbreak.
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Anne Winter
Grand United
Hollywood
Anne
Mona Morrison
Eva Harley
Mona
Eva
Dan Rorimer
New York
Continental Pictures
Paul Collier
Dan
Winter
Collier
Jenny
Rormer
Garry Sloan
Sloan
Test scene for Anne with Garry Sloan in film
Anne rehearses a challenging scene under director Garry Sloan as he tests her for a lead opposite Moore. Fred Hurley offers support and encouragement while Sloan, wary yet respectful, plans the audition and prepares the crew for simultaneous sound work.
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Fred Hurley
Garry
Anne
Hurley
Sioan
Garry Sloan
Rorimer
Fred Harley
Sloan
Michael
Cal
Anne Won
Diary of a modern Pepys and New York show world
A fragmentary diary voice describes bustling Park Avenue life with a wedding guest statue, shopping for clothing and lighting, and reflections on a Brooklyn theater fire. It blends Hollywood rumors with New York social scenes and ends with a rehearsal scene for a play where a character named Anne auditions and reacts to the line Michael. The scene suggests ongoing plot and dramatic playback.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Pepys
Park Avenue
Rube Goldberg
Hollywood
Jim Oviatt
Mike
Alice Hogg
Post Road
Mamaroneck
Andromeda
Wimpole Street
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Impy the Black Chipmunk in Love and Misadventure
Impy the black chipmunk loses appetite and dreams of Miss Frisky. He plans to show his hidden new home to her but she reveals surprising knowledge of his secret. Impy's happiness fades as Frisky disappears, revealing he is in love. Copyright 1950 T. W. Burgess.
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Impy
Black Chipmunk
Miss Frisky
Chipmunk
Mrs Frisky
Little Miss Frisky
Sea
Mr. Sun
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle From Horizon Department
Puzzle clues list mixed length words with many errors and misprints. Across and vertical entries demand solving a large set including Monkey, Gigantic, Platform, Inscribed, Poem, Snare, East Indian tree, and more with cross references to complete terms and definitions.
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Amarillo Globe
Gene Howe
Wilburn, Hawk
Generals
Associated Press
News and Business Department
Circulation Department
Armas
Arill Globe
BY Mail
Texsa
OkLahoma
New Mexico
Globe I8
Deserts Finance For Education
By Glenn Frank
Uvanten Saad Thia Niew
Enuraa
Herg Worshi
Mr. Sloan
Pan
Moore
Marshall
CD & Wild
Hancock
EGAN
Ross Murphy
Oita
Oom
Gloria Swanson
Bebe Daniels
Miss Swanson
Miss Daniels
Milady
O. O. McIntyre
Brooklyn
Tony
Bedtime
Love
Oswego
Oshkosh
Fop
Charvet
Paris
Bernard Sobel
Joe
Elaine R
Ithaca
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Ince
Homer Cray
Aday
Rey
Tae
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