Amarillo Sets Up Zoning Commission With New Ordinance
Amarillo moves toward formal zoning with a Tuesday City Commission ordinance requiring building permits to be approved by the zoning and planning group. The commission, formed last summer, aims to prevent future legal disputes by clearly delineating business and residence districts and backing its lines in court if needed.
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Amarillo
Zoning and Planning Commission
City Commission
Zoning and Planning Group
Zoning Commission
The Call of the Cloister
Glenn Frank argues for thoughtful deliberation over public decision making. He cites Felix Frankfurter on publicity and warns open covenants may invite poseurs and rash leadership while favoring quiet, cloistered discussion for responsible government.
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Glenn Frank
Felix Frankfurter
United States
Philadelphia
America
Motor Boat Show Opens Tonight in New York
New York launches its annual motorboat show tonight with about 2.5 million dollars of boats on display at the Grand Central Palace. Exhibits range from a 40 000 pound Diesel motor to a compact commodore cap button, featuring small cruisers, a four person cruise living boat, inboard and outboard runabouts, and portable vest pocket editions for easy transport.
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United Press
New York
Grand Central Palate
Fanny Frost Runs Away and Family Turmoil Unfolds
Fanny Frost elopes with Bob Daniels then returns to David as the mother-in-law accuses her. She later works in New York as a dressmaker's model and a divorce grants David custody of Sheila. Garrett Wentworth loves Fanny but remains a friend as Sheila's visits create further rifts and a bitter family letter chain reveals the strain of loyalty and betrayal.
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Fanny Frost
Bob Daniels
David
Fanny
New York
Sheila
Garrett Wentworth
Leona
Mrs. Frost
Mary Morton
Miss Mary
Sheila Frost
P. S
Clark
Amelia
Matee
Christmas Eve Escape and Unforgivable Sin Revealed
Sheila Frost plans a Christmas escape to New York after a gift of a red bank and a 10 gold piece. Leona counsels on an unforgivable sin, defending the mother as kind and equal to all. Sheila begs Aunt Amelia for truth, while a letter from London uncovers family tensions.
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Mary
Sheila
Albert
New York
Mrs. Frost
Leona
Marjorie
Pap
Amelia
Fanny
London
David
How It Began Sunday How January Is Named
The Globe invites readers to send ideas for the series How It Began and to share origins of customs or sayings. Russ Murphy offers to illustrate readers questions in a future installment.
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Associated Press
Globe
News- Globe
Russ Murphy
Notable Midtown Musings on Stage and Figures
A vivid portrait of New York’s theater world and social scene. Mentions Elmer Rogers, Palace Restaurant, Princesse, Leonore Ulric, Willie Howard, Charles B. Driscoll, Capone gossip, Teddy Roosevelt, Richard Bennett, a veiled mention of a speakeasy, Frazier Hunt, Arthur Hopkins, Marlene Dietrich, Greta Garbo, Gus Edwards, Eddie Cantor, George Jessel, Georgie Price, midtown penthouses, Times Square, and Grover Whalen as the city hums with culture and rumor.
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New York
Elmer Rogers
the Palace
Princesse
Pierre
Leonore Ulric
Willie Howard
Charles B. Driscoll
Wichita
Kan
al Capone
Capone
Teddy Roosevelt
Richard Bennett
Ceres
Winter Garden
Frazier Hunt
Arthur Hopkins
Marlene Deitrich
Garbo
Gus Edwards
Eddie Cantor
George Jessel
Georgie Price
Mid-town
S. J. Kaufman
Times Square
Grover Whalen
Courthouse records and deeds snippet from local registry
Courthouse records list multiple warranty deeds involving Bradley to Lewis Barber with $10 consideration and specific blocks in Bonita Heights. transfers include T. E. Durham to Beneta Roedel for 2500 dollars and building additions. Car registrations note several local names and vehicles. Building permits show Jno G Wayland at 107 East 8th for 150 dollars and Roberta Williams project at 809 Fillmore with 375 dollars for a residence addition by Guarantee Construction Co.
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Bradley
Lewis Barber
Bivins
E. C. Bradley
Roberts
T. E. Durham
Beneta Roedel
Bonita Heights
J. W. Renegar
Bonita
G. C. Bruce
Coy B. Henson
Plemons
Ida Ingerton Et al
Jerome B. Wheatley
McNabb
Spearman
Texas
Carl Ray
LaSalle
Earl Wyatt
Amarillo
Plains Chev
O. W. Smith
Hotel King
Keck- Satterfield Co
Rev
Jno. G. Wayland
W. J. Martin
Roberta Williams
Fillmore
Funds of State Treasury Under Audit as Transition
Money, bonds and securities totaling 70000 dollars are being checked under an agreement between retiring Treasurer W Gregory Hatcher and incoming Treasurer Charles Lockhart. The office will stay closed until funds are counted and receipted for with auditors assisting. Lockhart was sworn in in the capitol lobby amid initial turnover tensions.
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United Press
Austin
State Treasury
W. Gregory Hatcher
Charles Lockhart
Lockhart
Capitol
Hatcher
Farmer Prefers Oxen to Automobiles in New Hampshire
Hopkinton New Hampshire January 16 farm caretaker George KE Patch proclaims he would rather have a one legged ox than a dozen automobiles. At his farm he uses 13 yoke of oxen for work and rents out three or four yoke in winter to neighbors while others haul cord wood from the woods.
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George KE. Patch
Patch
Whitey
Farmer Brown
Blacky
T. W. Burgess
Justice is near for Fanny
Amelia faces a moral choice as Leona’s letter prompts plans to travel to New York. The scene centers on Amelia’s unresolved concerns about Fanny and her decision to depart amid family tension.
Crossword Puzzle Clues From an Old Page
A list of crossword entries with numbered horizontal and vertical clues including border on wander about step plateau striped fabric image afresh upright pillar of India bridge tax bottoms behind in place Clemenceau France sisters plunder turn up right eraser Decree file war flyer girl one of the Great Lake scatter too small depression before female parents of beast wine cup profit inure marble used as a shooter festival confuse desert fruit quarry bustle school for yesterday s answer higher education measure of cloth original writ commence bold to express golf device acriform fuel altar screen serious to retreat one who frosts common verb iniquity to fondle crazy wing of a seed distinctive theory
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India
France
Great Lake
Owl Stays, Fish Vanish in Farmer Brown's Boy Tale
In this bedtime tale a mysterious fish disappearance puzzles Farmer Brown's Boy as Whitey the Snowy Owl records a scavenger feast. The boy suspects a second owl may be nearby while Blacky the Crow chuckles at the mystery.
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Farmer Brown
Whitey
Snowy Owl
James Sibley to Lead Times Desk and Grant Home Demolished
European correspondent Jimmie James is moving to night managing editor duties at the Times, ending his roving days. General Grant’s old home at 3 East Sixty sixth Street has been demolished to make way for a new apartment house, recalling the hero’s retirement years after two White House terms and the Grant and Ward collapse.
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The
Times
General Grant
East Sixty Sixth Street
White House
Wall Street
Grant and Ward
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Pausanias
Athens
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Tain
Bedtime
Blacky the Crow
Reary
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Central Park
Saratoga Springs
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