Panhandle road gaps blamed for lost tourist traffic
The Globe notes Amarillo suffers daily from Panhandle road conditions as north south routes No 5 and No 9 fail to attract Denver traffic. Secretary Carl Hinton of the Amarillo Chamber argues tourist bureaus west and east divert travelers around the Panhandle, creating a costly, unrecoverable loss until all weather roads are built.
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Denver
Tour- Losselist Bureau
Carl Hinton
el Paso
Albuquerque
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Panhandle
Record Worth Saving Mountain Folk Pictorial Study
Two young artists plan a mountain trip through Tennessee Kentucky and North Carolina to create a complete pictorial record of isolated mountaineers and their customs. They fear federal plans and regional development will end traditional life and seek to capture a deeply rooted American character before it vanishes.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee Valley
World Industry and Trade in the Nationalist Debate
Glenn Frank argues that broad industrialization remains limited to a minority of the global population. He warns against hurried nationalist calls for exclusive economic self sufficiency and notes peasantry persists in India China Africa and the Far East. He cautions against rushing to industrialize without capital resources and wages to create a real market.
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Glenn Frank
Japan
Africa
Far East
India
China
MceCure
Spite Marriage 4 Kilhkarine Haviland TStyle 2
Bob Powers postpones divorce from Marsha as his mother’s illness worsens in New York. He returns from Mexico to face loss, love, and a renewed hope she might forgive him. Marsha’s caring letter and the impending farewell overshadow the planned split.
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Powers’ Shack
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Marsha Powers
Geoffrey
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England 2000 Workers Get 1932 Compensation For Skin Eruptions
Dr Morris Fishbein notes 2000 English workers were compensated in 1932 under workmen’s acts for skin eruptions from job related cleaners. Eruptions linked to cleansing routines. Recounted examples include repeated hand washing and irritation from washing soda soda ash chlorides turpentine and wood alcohol products.
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England
Ed Howe Advice and New York Echoes in 1930s Scene
A montage of New York personalities and scenes notes Ed Howe quotes and public figures from Ada to Ruth Bryan Owen. It touches on fashion, politics, hotel life, and the rise of urban street musicians led by Borrah Minnevitch, with reflections on advice versus experience and signs on Fifth Avenue.
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Elmer
Silas
Walter Huston
Hitler
Eo Hatrick
Pearl Germonde
Ford Frick
Indiana
Stuart Erwin
Isham+Jones
Dunhill’s
Page Boys
France
America
Ruth Bryan Owen
Verne Porter
Ed Hutton
Grace Coolidge
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Dudley
Kelcey Allen
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Fogey
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The Slim Hunter in the Old Pasture Tale
A vivid woodland scene follows Old Jed Thumper and Wigglenose as a small feared hunter tracks a large rabbit. The killer eyed stranger moves with eerie calm, his eyes glowing with mercyless intent, scoring fear through the bramble tangle.
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Wigglenose
Danny Meadow Mouse
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Old Jed
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Reddy Fox
Word Builder and Wigglew Nose: Rabbit Peril
A literary fragment follows Wigglew nose and Old Jed Thumper as Shadow the Weasel closes in. The running tale shows a wary rabbit seeking safety while tracking a deadly hunter, with hints of future danger and a new story to come.
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Reddy Fox
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Hunte
Wigglenose
Thumper
Wiggienose
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Jed
T. W. Burges
Guiding Your Child Through Play and Manners
A piece by Alice Clarissa argues games are essential to childhood education alongside lessons. It stresses home guidance to keep temper in play, avoid bullying, and teach children to play for enjoyment, not domination, or victory at all costs.
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Alice Clarissa
Richmond
Paris farmer eats 36 acres of corn at dinner
Paris Missouri August 31 C H Davis and his wife astonished friends by revealing they shared a single mess of poorly developed roasting ears from a thirty six acre corn harvest at a Sunday dinner.
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Paris
C. H. Davis
Amended Constitution Questions and Early Politics Quiz
A historical study item lists three sample questions and answers. It notes that since 1789 Congress has posed more than 3 900 amendments to the Federal constitution. It also includes Andrew Jackson’s governorship in Florida and Woodrow Wilson’s career as Princeton University president from 1902 to 1910.
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Andrew Jackson
Florida
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Princeton University
Word Puzzle Clue Answers For Horizontal And Vertical
A crossword style puzzle lists many numbered clues for horizontal and vertical entries with references to sports stars, objects, and terms across various categories. It includes hints about people such as "What is her sport" and mentions like "She won the Women Amateur crown five times" and ends with terms like wine vessel plural and before.
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U.S. Curtis
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