Globe newspaper political stance and date line
The Globe dated Tuesday September 29 1936 presents itself as an independent democratic newspaper publishing news impartially. It asserts support for what it believes to be right regardless of party while announcing a one month and six months subscription option.
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Chasing Ambulances Warned About Interfering With Aid
Amarillo drivers urged to stop racing to crash scenes as ambulances face delays and dangers. Dispatchers say sirens draw crowds that slow response and hinder life saving work. Authorities remind the public to yield to emergency vehicles and drive safely.
Unc Billy Possum Takes a Chance in Broad Daylight
Unc Billy faces a risky escape from Farmer Brown's barn after an egg robbery. He weighs crossing the dooryard past Bowser the Hound and Flip the Terrier or slipping to the Green Meadows toward the Green Forest, choosing the perilous daylight exit. Blacky the Crow interrupts the tale with a warning.
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Straw argument reveals Governor Landon's New Deal stance
Landon now opposes the New Deal after courting its benefits. He criticizes only two provisions: taxation on undistributed corporate dividends and federal bank deposit insurance. He argues the dividend tax equalizes taxes for the rich, while opposing deposit guarantees as harmful to state banks and public welfare.
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Nebraska
United States
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Kansas
Army expects rise in desertions signaling stronger economy
The United States Army anticipates more desertions this year, interpreting higher numbers as a sign of improving prosperity since 1931. Brigadier General Conley notes the trend may complicate military planning but views it as a favorable indicator of better times.
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Brig. Gan
EB. T. Conley
Divorce at risk of crime from disrupted homes says police chief
Baltimore Police Chief George G. Henry told a police chiefs convention that divorce and family breakups raise the danger of crime as 8 percent of offenders came from broken homes. He urged couples to consider that their children may end in prison, arguing proper home training reduces criminal tendency.
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Kay Dunn Joins Overland Airways As Stewardess
Kay Dunn, a pretty nurse, seeks a stewardess job with Overland Airways. Ted Graham, a veteran pilot, helps her secure a trial, along with Doris Lef and Alice Miller. Kay tours the vast airport, shares a kiss with Graham, and contemplates a future among pilots and planes.
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Overland Airways
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Trans- Pacific Airways
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Alice Miller
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Benton
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New York
Sucre, Bolivar Ally and Bolivia’s First President
Slain in the war for liberation, Antonio Jose de Sucre rose to command Bolivia’s army in Peru after aiding Bolivar. Born in Venezuela, he joined at 16 and earned a pivotal victory at Pichincha. He later became Bolivia’s first president, resigning under strain before assassination in 1821 at age 35. Bolivia later named Sucre’s capital in his honor. stamps widely feature his portrait.
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NEA Service Inc
Balieff dies as stage world recalls career and rivals
The obituary notes Nikita Balieff of the Chauve Souris dies after still performing in a Central Park South cellar. His signature “March of the Wooden Soldiers” and a fortune once held in cash are recounted, along with reflections on White Studio photography and other Broadway figures.
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New York
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Belasco
Morris Gest
Moscow
Balieff
Central Park South
America
White
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Sarony
Devil Beatons
Bonn WPA builds bombproof cellar at Beethoven birthplace
A bombproof and fireproof cellar is under construction at the Bonn house where Ludwig van Beethoven was born to safeguard the priceless relics of the great composer in case of emergency.
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Beethoven
Two Explosions Damage Ardmore
Two explosions likely from leaking gas blew out the front of a vacant Ardmore store on Main Street injuring two passersby who were burned but not seriously. Firemen extinguished a follow up blaze in the vacant building as the Exchange National Bank interior was wrecked.
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Exchange National Bank
Jim Garrett
Clifford Stevens
Aremore
Monetary Expert Crossword Puzzle Clue List
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