Globe Proposes Back to the Land Plan Amid Federal Aid
The Amarillo Globe discusses a government experiment to place unemployed city workers on farms. Interior Secretary Ickes will spend 25 000 on the effort, with aims to address idle miners and other displaced workers. The piece warns relief alone cannot solve the long term unemployment problem and notes urban residents lack farming experience while agriculture policy aims to cut output.
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Ickes
Eidle
Refers and Rambling Notes Shape Harlem Scene
A column surveys Harlem nightlife, bootleg reefer culture, theater legends, and social scenes. It mentions performers like Kelland and Gillette, bootlegging stories, Chaney era slang, and a glimpse of Washington Square South. It closes with notes on Nicholas letters and Kentucky school enrollment trends.
Night Breeze Teases Peter Rabbit in Garden Peril
Peter Rabbit senses a night breeze hinting at Reddy Fox in Farmer Brown's garden and contemplates fleeing. He hesitates, unsure of Reddy’s direction, fearing capture while wondering if staying hidden is wiser. The scene unfolds as the wind reveals little and tension rises.
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New York
Gross
East End Avenue
Charles Winninger
Tom Brander
Kreuger
Farmer Brown
Peter Rabbit
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Peter
Petey
Briar
Reddys Near Capture Frustrates Peter in Beet Row
Peter hides under overhanging leaves as Reddy with keen nose hunts between cabbage rows. Peter crawls carefully toward safety among beets but believes there is no place to hide. The scene ends with Peter facing a grim, near certainty of discovery.
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Reddy
Peter
T. W. Burgess
Red scare over Wisconsin university activity debate
A university inquiry in Wisconsin exposed a rumor driven by a student claiming he was hired by a secret group to feed federal investigators about Communist activity. The report questions the seriousness of any red scare at state universities and notes May Day incidents and media reactions as overblown, citing quotes from Clarence Darrow Polly Moran and George W. Wickersham.
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Bernard Sobel
Lafayette
Ind
New York
Doc
Clarence Budington Kelland
Sneeze
George M. Cohan
Bert Lytell
Steve Reardon
Ward
Dick Hyland
Mary Brown Warburton
Valentine Williams
William Frawley
Irvin Cobb
Panhandler
Cobb
University of Wisconsin
Legislative Investiting
Wisconsin
Comat
Sam
Capi
Illinois
New Decalogue of Business Part Two by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank continues his decalogue of business with Ruthven of Michigan on the human side of industry. He urges educational divisions in large firms to train managers in psychology and to keep workers busy with meaningful tasks while allowing personal growth and mobility.
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Glenn Frank
Er Ruthven
University of Michigan
Ruthven
McClure
Tragic confrontation ends dreams of Georgie Bancroft
Georgie confronts Nicholas Boyd in his apartment after learning of his deceit and his affair with Georgie’s rival Bernice. Tension erupts as Bernice accuses Georgie, then Nicholas reveals plans to leave for Ireland. Georgie sinks into despair but clings to Nicholas, who comforts her before departure.
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Nicholas Boyd
Bishop
Boyd
Georgie Bancroft
Nicholas
Georgie
Bernie Boyd
Bernie
America
Georgia
Robin
Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning In Garages And Workrooms
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines how carbon monoxide from car exhaust and gas or machinery can cause death or suffocation. He urges ventilation, open windows, exhaust pipes outdoors, and immediate medical care if symptoms occur. First aid notes from New York State Labor emphasize fresh air, rest, warmth, and calling the gas company and an ambulance.
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Bulletin
The
New York State Department of Labor
Dan Thomas in Hollywood
Hollywood veteran Charlie Murray and wife celebrate 27th anniversary with a long history of partnership. Murray credits mutual respect and his wife’s diplomacy for their happiness while recounting a 1919 train incident that nearly ended their marriage and his vow to never drink again.
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Hollywood
George Sidney
Charlie Murray
Charlie
Murray
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Murray
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A compact verse praising a humble man who helps the poor and shares their woes. The poem contrasts his simple charity with pride and wealth, noting how he is misunderstood yet remains a model of brotherhood and compassion.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Recognize Him? A Crossword Quiz Clues
A dense list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues referencing a pictured man with hints to names, roles, and related terms. Includes Turkish official, Polynesian chestnut, water wheel, and various cryptic indicators about famous persons and objects. The puzzle blends biographical hints with wordplay across multiple clue types.
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Vavneey
Globe
News-Globe
MAIL
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Yarra
MR. Roosevelt
McIntyre
Harlem
West Indies
Black Belt
Bowery
Washington Square
William Gilette
Leo Deitrichstein
Leon Errol
Sally
Olga Nethersole
Seppho
Helen Menken
Hal Skelly
Fritzi Scheff
Modiste
Jeanne Eagles
Rose Stahl
Erin O’brien Moore
Joseph Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Denman Thompson
Shore Acres
Jefferson
Neysa McMein
Gosden
Amos
Miss McMein
Reuben’s
George Jessel
Jacksonville
Fla
Efan, Milohaw
Nittan
Doubleday Doran
Mother Lode
California
High School of
Kentucky
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Peter Loses
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
WEAF
NBC
Fred Allen
Harold Stern
WABC
CBS
Lou Holtz
Jane Froman
Coast Guard
Clarence Darrow
East
Polly Moran
George W. Wickersham
U. S
Ral
Aserdinei
the Four Ages of
Man
Rome
Vamier
Alexander the Great
York
Bayou State
Berdanier
Bernice
Ireland
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
Dan Thomas
Assam
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