Globe News editorial on Texas clemency and parole reform
The Amarillo Globe urges stricter parole controls after noting FBI comments on paroled killers. It supports Governor Allred's clemency reform, placing powers in a state board to curb abuses and keep dangerous criminals confined. The piece favors a presumption of guilt for convicted prisoners pending proof of innocence.
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Amarillo
Texas
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Allred
Amarillo Clean-Up Campaign mobilizes hundreds citywide
Hundreds of Boy Scouts, business leaders, and civic and women’s clubs work daily in Amarillo’s Clean-Up campaign. They distribute refuse disposal ordinances, survey sanitary conditions, and fund the effort while urging homeowners to place trash at the rear of their lots and provide solid metal garbage containers. The initiative aims to make the city cleaner and healthier, with city officials coordinating trash collection.
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Marillo
Amarillo
Behind the Scenes In Washington religious battle over Roosevelt plan
Washington observers note a quiet but sharp backroom fight over the administration plan touching religious liberties. Opponents cite threats to church rights while supporters seek to minimize the religious angle, leveraging testimonies from Lutheran and Catholic leaders and law scholars to shape public opinion and aid passage.
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Supreme Court
Administration
Arch Grouper
Ope Ming
Norman J. Gould Wickey
United Lutheran Church
Theodore Graeb
Concordia College
St Louis
National Journal of the Lutheran Church
Rey Iaw
Behnken
Minour Lutheran Synod
Taitheran
Judiciary Committee
Roosevelts
Pias
Sie
Thomas
Notre Dame Law School
Fenatrus M Willincon
University Law School
Ca Hotte
Notre Dame Law Schools
Willer McCain
Michael Williams
Commonwial
Roosevelt Plan
Metinai
Pawibie
Picture Puzzle Shows Jail Still Intact After Escape Attempt
A crime puzzle item depicts a jail with intact bars and no escape, while the offenders were pardoned or paroled by governors and guards. The piece notes law abiding citizens were victimized, yet provides no clues beyond the pardons and paroles.
Sybil Hendry plots with Philip amid tense nights
Sybil Hendry returns home to a chilly, artful living room and quiet plotting. Philip Hendry, just released from jail, bursts in angry over Uncle John's interference and debts. She offers him a deal for money and favors, aiming to secure control over finances while maneuvering family loyalties.
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John Hendry
Bobndrews
Hendry
Joan
Sybil Hendry
Philip Hendry
Sybil
Philip
Uncle John
Jennings
Miss Sybil
Sam Bowser
Rock of Gibraltar
Witty Social Notes and Fashion Talk From New York
Diary style column recounts ribbing over pronunciations, theater chatter, and a scarf of social minutiae. Mentions Lisle Bell, Peggy Wood, Hattie Bell Johnston, Kathleen Norris, and Charles G. Saling away for London. Notes pipe history and actors' shifts, plus fashion trends and a humorous gag about a chauffeur on Long Island.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Cincinnati
Missouri
Lisle Bell
Martha Dean
Ward Morehouse
Peggy Wood
America
Belle Meuniere
Hattie Bell Johnston
South Africa
Sarah Millen
Holy Land
Chatham
Kathleen Norris
Charles G
London
Tennis season reminder for spring training caution
This notice urges tennis players, especially in the North, to begin with light workouts and gradually increase intensity. It warns that tennis is strenuous and emphasizes abdominal strength, nerve-muscle coordination, and avoiding overtraining at season start. Begin with one or two sets and build up to top form gradually.
Gorgeous Jewel Puzzle Clue Grid Reveals Wordplay Nightly
A crossword style page features a "Gorgeous Jewel" horizontal puzzle with numbered clues across and down. Entries include terms for natural elements, objects and roles such as tribal, electric, and royal references, inviting readers to fill in the grid and solve the linked theme.
Old Mr. Toad Sings Amid Rising Pool
A whimsical tale follows Old Mr. Toad trapped in a posthole as rain fills the hole. He grows hopeful, tests his singing voice, and finds the music bag in his throat swelling, matching the rising water until he nearly reaches the surface and resumes song. The scene segues to a medical article on whooping cough by Dr. Morris Fishbein.
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Mr. Toad
Smiling Pool
Morris Fishbein
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
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