Auto Inspections
New Jersey recently began compulsory vehicle inspection, with 50 percent of drivers warned to repair within a week. Some owners of newer cars protested while others warned about dangerous lights brakes and tires on older cars. Quotes from Reverend Fergus Pease Mrs Isabel Uribach and Jason Westerfield appear in the text.
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News and Business
Amarillo
Amarillo Grobe
I. Kers
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News-Globe
Wi Mail
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
New Jersey
Jersey
Roosevelt backs power policy amid court win for New Deal era
In Washington Roosevelt presses utility leaders while the Supreme Court backs PWA power as the White House shapes policy. He tells Floyd Carlisle to expand distribution and cut rates, arguing longer fights harm private and public interests. Carlisle signals reduced fears of government competition and unveils a $132 million construction plan.
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Niagara Hudson and Consolidated Edison
Willkie
Carlisle Hich
St. Lawrence River
New York State
St. Lawrence
Canada
Carlisle
NEA Servicer, Inc
New York Café Entertainers and Notable Figures of 1938
A survey of New York entertainers and cultural figures notes cafe singers in cheap venues earning modest pay, Irving Berlin and Jimmy Durante as notable exceptions, printers like Cope Hyatt and Ben De Casseres, Esme O’Brien and her dancer father Esmond, and reflections on club dues, sign language in families of Helen Menken and Grace Menken Lytell, Booth Tarkington’s continued literary output, and a humorous quip about youth and tipping.
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New York
Yorkville Beer Hall
86Th Street
Irving Berlin
Tzzy Baline
Mike Salter
Chinatown
Jimmy Durante
Coney Island
Jimmy
Broadway
Hollywood
Manhattan
Park Row
Cope Hyatt
Herald
Inverness
Ben de Casseres
Philadelphia
Helen Menken
Grace Menken Lytell
Its Odd But It’s Science Solves Cornell professor bed warmth puzzle
In Ithaca a Cornell professor learned the north wall makes a bed side colder due to heat loss to the outdoors. By hanging thin aluminum foil between the bed and wall, heat is reflected back, making his side as warm as his wife’s.
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Howard W. Blakesler
Science
Ithaca, N.Y
Cornell
Woora
Emeerald
Ku Klux Klan Activity in Amarillo Surges Amid Mystery
A reporter details ongoing Klan gatherings in Amarillo with robes and regalia, noting four figure Panhandle membership in doubt, and says the order remains organized under a Texas structure with Amarillo as Province No. 10 headquarters. The Klansman insists they act within legal channels to defend American principles and political engagement, while denying anti-group aims.
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Ku Klux Klan
Amarillo
Order
Potter County
Panhandle
Justice Black
Texas
Klavern
Klan
Richest Girl in the World Meets a Romantic Hero
Constance Corby, revealed as the richest girl in the world, exchanges dreams with Bret Hardesty on a hilltop. He vows eternal devotion, insisting she is “the one” and that her future holds a kingdom before them as the night settles over the southern valley.
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Bret
Bret Hardesty
Constance Corby
Rodney Brandon
Connie
The Pretend Love Ends as Truth Surfaces
Connie confesses she is Constance Corby, not the heiress Bret loves, ending their secret romance. Bret accepts forgiveness but says continuing the pretense is impossible, declaring the curtain has fallen on their marriage plan and their relationship. The couple confront the truth and its consequences.
Keeping Fit By Artie McGovern
The author argues children imitate parents and stresses that health lessons require home example. Modern schools teach good habits but only effective if parents model regularity, moderation, cleanliness, exercise, and proper eating. Parents should practice what they preach to influence their children's health habits.
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Copyright
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page 1
A set of reader quiz explanations. Items include Roger Bresnahan nicknamed the Prince of Tra Lee, cloud glare blocking view, frog life in stone limits, Eurasian as a mixed ancestry term, and plant cells linking to embryo with child and grandchild imagery.
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Roger Bresnahan
New York Giant
Weirden Words in a Mountain Passage
Woore meets a man who defies his fear driven by the narrative of Tamao Kaji. The exchange reveals Woore’s doubt in his supposed master and hints at a deadly confrontation looming beyond the mountain passes.
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Woore
Tamao
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NEA Service, Inc
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