Potter County operates with lower 1933 disbursements
The Amarillo Globe reports Potter County cut expenses in 1933 with total disbursements at 217 993 and income 236 000 versus 1932 levels of 600 000 and 540 900. Officials slowed spending while maintaining normal operations, saving taxpayer funds and earning credit for efficient administration.
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al Smith
Potter County
Who First Made Beer
A brief historic note states the earliest beer makers were the ancient Egyptians. It mentions ancient practices and attributes beer origins to Egyptian society in antiquity.
Style under communism wears a new dress code
In Soviet Russia, women rebel against drab state clothes and demand style. The clothing trust, once focused on durability, begins to heed color, trimness, and snaps. A Moscow store shows a formal dinner gown for the first time since the revolution, suggesting human nature resists uniformity under communism.
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State Clothing Trust
Russia
Moscow
Wallace's Wisconsin农业讨论 公开问答揭示政策
Glenn Frank praising Henry A. Wallace for his open questioning session with about 1 500 Wisconsin farmers after a 1 000-person morning audience. Wallace answered rapid fire queries, admitted past policy flaws, and avoided demagogy, leaving observers convinced of prudent, long term farm program leadership.
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University of Wisconsin
Wallace
Wisconsin
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Jungle Man in Black Offers Janice Kent Lead Role
After a motor accident Frank Grahame rescues movie star Janice Kent. Myberg, Ortega, and Spin Winslow enter a web of suspicion as Janice vanishes. A mysterious man in black offers Grahame a contract and orders a call to Ortega while Greene questions the maid and Paula.
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Janice Kent
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Ortega
Spin Winslow
Janice
Myberg
Spin
Greene
The
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Grahame
Paula
Don Raoul
Miss Kent
Mexico
Central Airport
Herbert Jensen
Detective Chase Escalates After Ortega Escape
Winslow and Grahame pursue Ortega after learning he left the hotel and called this house seeking Janice Kent. Paula decries complicity as Winslow threatens jail for kidnapping aiding schemes while a planned airport dash looms and Grahame spies the empty street from the villa.
Whalen AvoIds Stammer Exit
Columnist C O McIntyre reflects on stage exits and social wits in New York. He cites Katharine Cornell Burt onstage grace, Grover Whalen’s orderly exits, and a foggy South Ferry scene inspiring a hypothetical play opening. The piece blends film and theater personas with urban vignette snapshots.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Sir Guy Standing
Burton Holmes
Barbara Stanwyck
Polly Walters
Frank Norris
Patsy Kelly
Clifton Webb
Mary Hay
Ted Sloane
Bobby Higgins
Katharine Cornell
Henry Stephenson
Albert Payson
Terhune
Charleston
8. C
Valentine Williams
South Ferry
The Foxy Hunters Plot To Outwit Thumper In Snow
Reddy Fox and Mrs Reddy plan an ambush on the young Rabbit in soft snow. They compare him to Old Jed Thumper and vow to outwit him with a careful plan instead of ordinary hunting. Hunger drives the plot as they debate risks and tactics.
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Jed Thumper
Mrs. Reddy
Reddy
Reddy Fox and Rabbit Paths in Snow Chase
In a Burgess tale, Mrs. Reddy the fox stealthily circles a rabbit path through deep snow while Reddy plans to lure Mr. Smarty along a chosen route. The plan hinges on quiet patience and precise timing as winter woods set the scene for a woodland chase.
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Reddy
Reddy Fox
Notable Excerpted Voices in Early 20th Century Letters
A fragmentary reminiscence compares literary figures Rex Beach Conrad Oppenheim and Brisbane Broun noting their traits and appearance. It references countermen slang in Paris Montmartre and comments on columnists Brisbanes distingue and Pegler’s feminine appeal.
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George Arliss
Oppenheim
Rex Beach
Brisbane
Broun
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Electric current effects on the nervous system and injury risks
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains how electric shocks affect the brain and spinal cord, causing hemorrhages and degeneration. He notes cases where organs show swelling after electrocution and discusses skull involvement influencing outcomes.
Word Puzzle Solve and Crossword Clue List
Horizontal clues cover famous sports star verses to be, refuge, bone, oak, paradise, subsist, silk, threefold, sport, crucifix, fish, classify, northeast, verb form, spike, third note, fishing bag, nationality, limb, cuckoo pint, irregular, tissue, helmsman, upper limb, coat of mail, cigar butts, coalitions, and multiple times. Vertical clues include court fool, pronouns, anxiety, smooths, weed, article, and more across crossword themed terms.
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