Globe News Publishing Co. masthead and service notice
The item lists the Amarillo Globe-News as a second class matter, a masthead with publishers and editors, and details on circulation and delivery service. It notes association with the Associated Press and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, plus a mission statement asserting independent democratic journalism and impartial news.
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Sete
Amni Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
T. B. Johnson
John McCarty
Norris Ewing
Amarillo
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
News-Globe
MAIL
Texas
Oklahoma
New Bee
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ITICS
Peru imposes compulsory social insurance law
Peru enacts a compulsory social insurance measure covering illness maternity work disability old age and death. Revenue comes from insured taxes fines legacies donations interest on reserve fund a 2 percent tobacco tax and a 2 percent alcohol tax. The act was drafted by a congressional committee and signed into effect by the president.
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North America
Peru
Reserve Fund
Americans’ Hangman Holiday in Owensboro Shocks Nation
The piece condemns public crowds at a 22 year old’s hanging in Owensboro Kentucky where 15,000 spectators gathered. It notes carnival like mood with hot dogs and beer and calls the scene a barbaric spectacle unworthy of the nation. The author urges civilized handling of justice.
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Hauptmann
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Owensboro
United Press
Frank Leary
Louisville
Landon’s 40 Percent School Cuts Sparked Kansas Crisis
The piece criticizes Governor Landon for slashing 40 percent from Kansas school costs in 1935, leading to money shortages, dozens of closed schools, unpaid teachers, and roughly 10,000 students unable to finish the school year, while the state faced a dire funding shortfall.
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Landon
Kansas
W. T. Markham
Costa
Kaneas
Tammany Hall Faces Leadership Struggle Over Roosevelt Ticket
New York City political divide centers on Tammany Hall and its stance toward Roosevelt and Farley. leaders clash over loyalty to the administration and the hope for LaGuardia's 1937 bid. Jimmy Hines wields influence, while internal splits threaten cohesion ahead of city and state contests.
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New York
Tammany Hal
Roosevelt
New York City
Tammany
Farley Jimmy
Farley
Johny Curry
al Smith
Chicago
Mr. Dooling
Dooling
Alan
LaGuardia
City Hall
Tammanys
Tam
Manhattan
Thetate
Jimmy Hines
Eleventh Assembly
Parley
White House
Cleveland
Wilson
York
Chatterer Faces Worries Over Tree Home and Spooky
A Burgess woodland tale follows Chatterer the red squirrel as Farmer Brown and his Boy threaten his storehouse in a partly dead tree. He hunts for a new home while worrying over Spooky the Screech Owl occupying another hollow. The piece blends natural history with a gentle fable about preparation and fear.
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Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Farmer Brown
Brown
Spooky
Screech Owl
Spooky the Screech Owl
T. W. Burgess
Irma's Florida Dream Upends Affection in Atlanta
Irma, ill and anxious, presses Blake Thornton for care and plans a Florida escape. He offers limited finances and vacations while worried about her health and his own standing, as Irma maneuvers for control and distance.
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Rockbrook
Irma
Blake
Atlanta
Dr. Freeman
Florida
Mars
Freeman
Stamp memory and price shifts in 300th anniversary lore
Readers note potential royal approval for a 300th Harvard anniversary stamp while concerns about setting a precedent persist. Collectors can still find many stamps at the Washington agency though a New York Expo sheet has been withdrawn. Other nations issue commemoratives including New Zealand World Industrial Conference and Denmark Reformation stamps.
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Harvard
Roosevelt
New York
Philatelic Agency
Washington
New Zealand
Wellington
Fall Victim's Body To Go to Dallas
The body of L. C. Faulkner, a U S N machinist mate third class, killed in a parachute jump at the National air races, was brought to Long Beach naval headquarters to be shipped to Dallas Texas. A gust of wind snapped his parachute and he fell 50 feet at the end of a 2500 foot jump at Los Angeles municipal airport.
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Stanley Rinehart
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Messmore Kendall
Anthony Adverse
Ter Murray
Porter
Mme
Whitefield
Buckingham Palace
George
Whitey
Long Beach
Cal
U.P
L. C. Paulkner
Naval Headquarters
Dallas
Tex
Faulkner
Municipal
Los Angeles
European Leader Crossword Puzzle Clue Set
A compact listing of across and down clues for a European themed crossword. Includes entries for Austrian leader sweet tree and phrases like To wail to dine and to grade with various related synonyms and definitions.
Wrenches Accepted as Bail in Reckless Driving Case
Walter Morse paid a $2 fine for reckless driving and offered five monkey wrenches as bail. The wrenches were accepted by the court in Amsterdam New York.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
U.P
Walter Morse
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Vermont
Jet Bonnet
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Bernard Sobel
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