Slaughter of Motorists Persists Amid Mixed Signs
A harsh verdict on road dangers notes 1930s high automobile deaths nationwide, with 22 500 fatalities and a 4 percent rise from 1929. Some states show gains from license laws, offering faint hope amid ongoing tragedy as nations pursue speed records at sea and rail.
A Note for Legislators By Glenn Frank
An essay argues legislatures overproduce laws and lack proper prep. It calls for five steps: research before drafting, broad counsel from affected groups, expert drafting to avoid loopholes, wide consultation to secure backing, and post passage study to guide amendments. It stresses field facts over partisan opinion.
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Legislative Cdy
Quotations on life and death from Dr Henry Sloane Coffin
A brief note presents a reflection from Dr Henry Sloane Coffin about life and death. It emphasizes that much of our existence is shaped by compulsory experiences and duties. The quote frames mortality within routine education of living.
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Henry Sloane Coffin
Mystery at Oaklands as Dr Kane dies and Elsa fears
In a Washington mansion Elsa Chase faces a troubling past as Arnold Winslow hires detective G Thorne. Dr Paul Kane dies by carbon monoxide and the inquest probes heating systems while Lambert the butler testifies about Elsa and Jack Winslow's engagement and tensions at Oaklands.
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Elsa Chase
Washington
Arnold Winslow
Jack
G. Thorne
Winslow
Paul Kane
Elsa
Dr. Kane
Penfield
Wingate
Butler
J. Arnold Winslow
Oaklands
Lambert
New York
Mr. Jack
Mr. Winslow
Mr. Jack Winslow
How It Began Origin of Ravens and Fire Nest Egg
Report notes a recurring Globe feature by Russ Murphy and Ray Sensky exploring how superstitions start. It invites readers to suggest sayings and proposes to illustrate origins in future installments.
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Russ Murphy
Globe
Modern Pepys Gets Again Early Today
Diary style column recounts a windy morning in New York with Meredith Nicholson mourning Kin Hubbard in Indianapolis. The narrator attends a theater rehearsal, hosts a tea with Evangeline Adams and others, strolls Broadway, and encounters a failed slot machine moment with W F Fields witnessing subway crowds.
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Pepys
D. C. McIntyre
New York
Meredith Nicholson
Kin Hubbard
Indianapolis
Sidney Carey
Lexington
Evangeline Adams
Montagu Love
Julia Hoyt
Louis Calhern
Broadway
Poe
Amarillo Court Records Outline Local Property Deeds and Permits
A condensed list of court house records items including warranty deeds transferring lots in Amarillo additions and surrounding tracts to multiple buyers such as W E Oliver Jr and Amarillo Development Co. along with several transfers to Potter County Tr and other entities. It also lists building permits for J B Barton Eakle G T Bradburn and others and contracts for Barfield Lumber Tri State Fair Assoc and W Frank Little Construction Co with values noted.
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W. E. Oliver, Jr
Amarillo Development Co
Plemons
Fisher Bonds
Adams Et al
Emma M. George
Madden
J. M. Watson
G. A. Black
J. N. Beasley
Potter County
R. C. Tid
Bivins
J. L. Cauthen
Iola Myers
Mirror
Jno
J. Harden Et
Augusta Spinhirne
East
Amarillo
Quincy Ford Et al
J. J. Heaton Pt
Ab&m Beg
Pleas
Valley
Farren M. Mitchell
J. J. Keaton
Dudley W. Fawet
Blanche S. Gibson
Tartar
E. M. Blackburn
H. W. Blackburn
Eakle
H. W. Black
H. W. Allen
Nannie E. Cazzell
Clarence C
O'Neill & McSpadden
O. T
J. B. Barton
Fillmore
O. Eakle
G. T. Bradburn
Taylor
Polk St
C. C. Reid
Prospect
S. J
F. B. Martin
Adams
Barfield
W. Frank Little Constr. Co
Steals Money From Church Alms Box
A 70 year old Joseph Riger used an umbrella rib wrapped in tape to fish $10 from a church alms box before detection. Police were called after the pastor reported the theft. A separate mystery centers on Jack Winslow’s disappearance with witnesses unsure of his latest whereabouts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joseph Riger
Riger
Candlemas Day Sleepers in Thornton Burgess Tale
Farmer Brown's Boy ponders Johnny Chuck and other sleepers who nap as winter ends. The Candlemas Day legend links their wakefulness to spring, but Johnny Chuck sometimes ventures out in midwinter. The tale questions the myth and the desire to sleep through cold months.
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Johnny Chuck
Farmer Brown
Jack Frost
Johnny
Mother Brown
Buster Bear
Flitter the Bat
Nimbleheels
Jumping Mouse
Striped Chipmunk
Bobby Coon
Jimmy Skunk
Yarmer Brown
Green Forest
Hooty the Great Horned Owl
T. W. Burgess
Theatre culture and old time venues in early New York
The piece roams through classic New York theatres such as the Palace and New Amsterdam, noting personalities like William J. Guard and stars in other houses, then shifts to rural tales of farm life and a child’s discovery of Nimbleheels the Jumping Mouse as winter ends.
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New York
Palace
Russell Colt
Peter Arno
Aaron Reubens
Georges Carpentier
Sailing Baruch
Bugs Baer
New Amsterdam
The
Empire
Globe
Knickerbocker
Criterion
Grand Central
Long Border Crossword Craze Stumps Solvers
A Saturday crossword puzzle shows a long border with listed horizontal clues including Consequent Abolished Competitor and To preclude. Other entries reference fruits, nimble, rescuer and many numbered positions. The grid adds a challenging mix of synonyms and wordplay with several vertical clues such as organ of smell and silent hints.
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