Red Cross Relief for Texas Hurricanes Stirs Debate
The Globe argues Texans must support Red Cross disaster relief funds as 10 000 homeless in the district need shelter and medical care. It notes the Red Cross has pledged 50 000 and asks Texas to raise 100 000, stressing charity without government politics.
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Kiowa Indian Watercolors Exhibit by Mopope in Amarillo
The Amarillo Art Association hosts a free showing of Steven Mopope may Kiowa paintings at 501 Polk Street with works by Mopope displayed alongside Kiowa pieces. Dances and daily lectures accompany the exhibit as Mopope gains international recognition with pieces in the Chicago Institute of Art and acquisitions by the British Museum.
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It Is War Gentlemen Glenn Frank on NRA Unity and Duty
Glenn Frank argues the NRA is a crisis born move toward higher wages and shorter hours to expand demand. He warns voluntary action may fail and conscription of necessity could occur. He calls for unity between political and industrial leadership in this national fight.
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Old Friend Collision in Spinelli's Club Ruse
Colin Hewitt aka Clarkie Lunn sits at a table with Harry the Lynx and Benny Malone in Spinelli's nightclub. A gunfire ambush triggers a blackout as Benny and Harry move to escape while Colin plays along to uncover Dollaire and the Mask's schemes amid New York underworld tension.
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Rustic Scenes and City Life in New England Travelogue
A travel notebook describes Springfield Massachusetts and nearby towns Naugatuck of Connecticut influence with detailed scenery. The author recalls Amherst College Holyoke and Amherst campus charm, hotel service praise and a dramatic late-night alley scene involving Colin Benny Malone and a boxing knockout with a friend to come tomorrow.
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The Chase Ends in a Fox Trap
Reddy Fox evades a pursuing hound by luring him toward a steel trap hidden near two stones. The trap captures the dog, forcing Reddy to flee while reflecting on the cruelty and unfairness of traps. The tale hints at future consequences and a moral of avoidance.
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Diet and Gallstone Risk Highlights from Dr Fishbein Talk
Dr Molnar links diet to gallstone formation noting that limiting sugars and fats may help. Foods rich in cholesterol include egg yolk butter cream and brain while vitamin A phosphorus and calcium deficiencies may accelerate stone formation in rats. Fat intake appears to hasten symptoms and fresh butter is safer than cooked butter.
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Hollywood Stars Fill Downtime With Odd Pastimes
In Hollywood on September 14, actors pass downtime between scenes with varied activities. Garbo reads on a couch, Davies plays bridge, Harlow reads fan mail to Bing Crosby records, Shearer handles bills, Dressler sleeps, Gable listens to radio in underwear, Montgomery writes letters and plays solitaire, Beery whittles, Novarro plays folk tunes, Eilers reads novels, Oakie visits sets, Cooper hunts ice cream sodas, and the Marx brothers spar with gags. A nine month old, Jack Woody Jr., visiting a studio amuses principals by gurgling and reaching for a worker.
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Jean Harlow
Bing Crosby
Norma Shearer
Marie Dressler
Clark Gable
Bob Montgomery
Wally Beery
FORIZONTAL 1 The Lady in the Picture and a Famous First Lady
crossword style clues refer to a pictured lady and her family ties. includes questions about her husband, children surname, and historical context as a by birth figure with various related terms and positions.
The Southbridge News Printery and Its Dignity
A vignette describes The Southbridge News printery as part of a lively daily owned by V. V. McNitt. The building sits on a snowy knoll with white colonial pillars and features a maid typewriter at a window while the narrator expresses unease about his job.
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Reconciliation Seems Inminent In Royal Family
In Fontainebleau France Sept 19 former King Alfonso of Spain and his eldest son appear set for reconciliation after a secret Paris meeting. The Marquis de Torres says silence is requested to avoid hindering negotiations. The Count of Covadonga plans to marry Edelamira Sampedro and hopes for welcome back to court. A California Agricultural College machine measures milk flavor changes from oxidation.
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