Meddlesome Legislators and Texas Driver Laws
The Amarillo Globe discusses Texas newspapers resisting legislative censorship, praising press freedom and public opinion. It notes growing support for a stronger uniform drivers license law, with examinations in applicants’ counties, enforcement by the state highway patrol, and stricter penalties for drunken or reckless driving. The Dallas News urges licensing aimed at safer highways and excludes local political meddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Newspaper Publishers Association
San Antonio
State Highway Patrol
Unon
The
Dallas News
The American way and farm tenancy in Congress
The article argues that beyond judiciary issues Congress must also address the farm tenancy problem. It stresses the American ideal of independent farmers owning land and living ruggedly on it, noting tenancy grows at about 40,000 farms per year and many tenants live near pauper status. It urges earnest, studious congressional action to restore the American way in agriculture.
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Supreme Court
America
Congress
Fraschatti
Havre
McNaught Syndicate Inc
Can They Be Blamed Defense Push Drives Britain’s 7.5B Plan
An editorial note argues Britain faces immediate danger and must fund a 7.5 billion defense program due to proximity to Europe and the airplane frontier. It contrasts American reluctance with English alarm while quoting William A. Jackson on Roosevelt era race relations.
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Great Britain
America
England
Europe
Ena- Neh
Stanley Paldwin
Rhine
Behind the Scenes In Washington
An analysis of the Roosevelt era court clash and NRA turmoil, tracing conservative justices, Richberg influence, and the Schechter case's impact on the New Deal. The piece links horse and buggy remarks, public reaction, and intra administration disagreements shaping the court fight and policy responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin
Supreme Knights
Marble Palace
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
NRA
Congress
Donald Richberg
Schechter
Richberg
New Deal
AAA
Brandeis
Stone
Cardozo
Johnson
Richbere
Sayner
Congress Ca
Daphne Brett Opens Connecticut Estate to Mystery Suitor
Daphne Brett, a young New York advertising executive, rents her late father’s sprawling Connecticut estate to an attractive newcomer named Mr Smith for 150 dollars a month. As they tour the grand house, the pair discover the family’s secrets, a portrait of the father and children, and Daphne’s urgent need for funds to support her sister Jennifer. The visitor hints at a deeper interest, while Daphne wonders how he found her and why he offered glamour in disguise.
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Daphne Brett
New York
Connecticut
Jennifer
Daphne
Mr. Smith
Tom Brett
Margot
Father
Larry Smith
Larry
Lawrence Hunter Smith
Pera
Lapine
How to Crash the Movies and the Hollywood Scams
Hollywood gossip column exposes traveling carava n scheme promising film careers to aspiring townsfolk. It warns parents about five person crews, fake two reel films, and dishonest promoters, advising to verify legitimacy with local theater managers. It also notes George Raft and a Whitney Downs love feud in playful celebrity sketches.
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Hollywood
Il Duce Mussolini
Tadios
Whalen Lip Ornament and New York Society Notes
A tangled column of witticisms and portraits from New York society and culture. References span Grover Whalen, Jay O Brien, Bertram Taylor, Adela Rogers St Johns, Adela Rogers St Johns, Stanley Walker, Jimmy Walker, Robert Taylor, James Thurber, Walt Disney, Cole Porter, and presidents, with brief vignettes on fashion, landmarks, and entertainment venues including the Algonquin and Surrealism circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grover Whalen
Jay O’brien
George Rector
Herbert Wope
Guernsey Curran
Bertram Taylor
Benny Venuta
Adela Rogers St
Will Hamilton
Wheeler
Woolsey
Stanley Walker
Jimmy Walker
Lehman
Robert Taylor
Palm
Greenwich Village
James Thurber
Walt Disney
New School
The Old Trapper and the Otter Hunt
An excited boy visits Uncle Jim the wise trapper near the Green Forest. They follow otter tracks, plan to trap them at a frozen pool, and set baited ice traps while two pairs of eyes watch from hidden vantage points. The story blends nature lore with a cautious hunter’s method.
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Uncle Jim
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Laddie
Rover
T. W. Burgess
Witty Kitty An oplimitt hosts a bridge game
An amateur organizer plans a friendly bridge session aimed at social play. The event centers on a casual gathering, with participants invited to test strategies and enjoy a relaxed evening of card play.
Scottish Author Puzzle Clue List Unveils Thematic Answers
A dense word puzzle grid references multiple clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It lists definitions and kors for names, objects, and actions with hints like 1832 and a famous poem, aiming to reveal a renowned Scottish author through crosswords style clues.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Ama- Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
T. BE. Johnson
John McCarty
Associated Press
News and Business Department
Orieutation
Amerilla
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
News-Globe
Mail Daily
Oklahome
New Mexico
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Mr. Roosevelt
William A. Jackson
President Johnson
Publicn Works Program
Ays
Cornwall
Jimmie Fidler
Vine Street
George Raft
Eleanore Whitney
Johnny Downs
Eleanore
Johnny
McNaught Syndicate
C. O. McIntyre
Jack Curley
Mink
Bob Ripley
Bugs Baer
East End Avenue
Duke of Windsor
Wales
Cole Porter
Edward
Peru
Ind
Bedtime Story
Thornton W Burgess
Trapper
Otis
Porter
Prince's Town House
DR. Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
the Health Magazine
Spain
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