Associated Press News Credit Note in Amarillo Globe
The Amarillo Globe carries a note stating the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publication of all dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited to the paper and to regular news herein.
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Amarillo Tennis Court Shortage Prompts Sportsmanship Call
City notes Ellwood Park four concrete and four dirt courts in use daily by many youths. Demand outstrips supply. one set rules often ignored as crowding grows. A nearby Chicago sewer incident illustrates how small errors can yield dire outcomes.
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Will Europe Be Americanized
Glenn Frank discusses Andre Siegfried's question Will Europe be Americanized in The Yale Review Spring issue. He outlines four core American system features and contrasts Europe’s tariff divided, regionally fragmented market with America’s unified mass production. He argues social peace may ride on expanding industrial systems rather than revolutionary upheaval.
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Teddy Montrose Shields Jacqueline From Club Raid
In a dramatic turn at a night club raid Jacqueline Grey seeks safety with Teddy Montrose. The arrogant trio threaten the heiress for a cut of her vast pearls, but Teddy intervenes defeating them in a tense, catlike defense as Jacqueline trembles.
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Modern Pepys Bears Bread With His Wife
Diary style anecdotes mix everyday scenes with breezy social notices from New York. The piece catalogs breakfast arrivals, a visit with notable figures, luxury shops on Fifth Avenue, and a playful riff on pets and headlines, concluding with hints about Teddy and Jacqueline’s evolving bond.
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Blind Minnesota senator Schall in a talking film tribute
Washington letter recalls Senator Thomas Schall who became blind twenty one years ago yet continues to practice law and serve in Congress. He credits his wife for keeping hope alive and finds meaning in a news reel about his life as he visited a theater to hear his own voice echoed on film. The audience applauded his courage and spirit.
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Consequences by Mrs Agnes Lyne On Responsible Parenting
Mrs Agnes Lyne essays that many people avoid facing the consequences of their acts. She cites alibi artists who shift burdens, and a man who abandoned his wife and child, leaving debt as reminder. Proper training comes from parental guidance and steady accountability, teaching children to meet obligations, pay for damages, and honor responsibilities taken on.
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Peter Rabbit and the uneasy Ducks at the Smiling Pool
Peter Rabbit notices a family of Mallard Ducks, Mr and Mrs Quack, staying at the Smiling Pool. They fret about moving north while enjoying corn provided by Farmer Brown's boy. Mr and Mrs Quack decide to stay longer, fearing the dangers of the journey. Peter hints at the Old Briar Patch as safer.
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Zane Grey Known for Dentistry and Western Writing
Zane Grey led a varied life as a successful dentist and a professional baseball player, also earning renown as a hunter and trapper before gaining fame as a prolific author of western novels and stories.
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Revealing Hair Style Advice for Spring
Advice suggests letting some hair appear under the hat this spring. A touch at the middle of the forehead and over the ears is recommended while keeping exposure modest. The guidance emphasizes not showing too much and keeping a subtle balance.
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Saturday’s Page
The page presents a crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues, including entries like 1 Registered for appointment, 12 Scrag tie, 13 Aqua, 20 Poem, 27 To exchange, 31 Male duck, 39 To free, 41 Unit of energy, 42 Rental, and many others. It shows mixed solvable items and grid-oriented notes labeled vertical and horizontal with an irregular, fragmented OCR style.
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