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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1931
Page
4
Drivers license laws cut highway deaths by a third
The National Conference on Street and Highway Safety estimates that states with licensing laws after mandatory examination and driving tests reduce traffic deaths by 29 percent and injuries by 236 per 100000 population. If adopted nationwide, 8610 lives could be saved and 290000 injuries prevented. Campaigns push for enactment in Ohio Illinois Michigan Minnesota Montana Idaho Oregon Utah Nevada Oklahoma Texas Louisiana Virginia North Carolina Georgia Alabama Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conference On Street and Mass Life Highway Safety
Amon
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Utah
Nevada
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Unhappy Hollywood Star Mary Pickford Faces Box Office Blues
The article notes Mary Pickford as the unhappiest woman in Hollywood due to weak earnings from Coquette and The Taming of the Shrew. Photoplay Magazine cites her fortune and home, but says the cold breath of failure looms close as box office returns falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Mary Pickford
Mary
Pickford
Photoplay Magazine
Miss Pickford
Doug Fairbanks
Idle Money and Home Building
Glenn Frank argues for cheaper mass housing and long term credit to quadruple U S home building by 1931. He compares affordable homes to the automobile as a driver of prosperity and urges rapid invention and financing to create millions of small, beautiful houses for the masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chartres
Westminster Abbey
McClure
Death Strikes The Doctor In Winslow Estate Tale
In a Washington DC setting, J Arnold Winslow fears his adopted son Jack will marry Elsa Chase, a beautiful woman in a wheelchair after a car crash. Winslow hires private detective G Thorne and introduces Dr Kane to explore surgery possibilities as Elsa weighs the future of her relationship with Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Winslow
Elsa Chase
Miss Chase
Jack
Winslow
Washington, D. C
G. Thorne
Blue
Doctor
Oaklands
Ella Chase
Elsa
Arnold Winslow
Dr. Kane
How It Began The Black Ball In Athens And Jail Birds
Directory style article fragment recounts ancient Athenian exile practice using black and white balls with readers urged to submit ideas for how customs began. Includes random historical anecdotes and a call for letters to Russ Murphy for illustrated future installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Russ Murphy
Globe
Jingo
Tough Winter in Grand Art Gold Digging
New York fashion and social decline as a harsh winter hits the high end scene. Wealthy women chase Patou gowns and Cartier jewelry while stock losses and market crashes erode luxury. Many apartments empty, limousines flood the market, and former glamour fades to sobering city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Mintare
New York
Cartier
Gold Coast
Mr. X
Lily
Billy Mink and Shadow the Weasel Face Off Over Mouse
Billy Mink hunts on the Green Meadows and Big River relying on speed and wit. He clashes with his cousin Shadow the Weasel over a mouse, each claiming the catch in a tense snowy standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buly Mink
Green Forest
Gree Meadows
Billy
Big River
Farmer Brown
Whitey
Snowy Owl
Billy Mink
Black Pussy
Shadow the Wease
Shadow
T. W. Burgess
Fire destroys Polish National Alliance College and Museum
Cambridge Springs Pa Jan 21 A fire razed the Polish National Alliance College and its museum. Faculty estimate losses near 1 million dollars with priceless relics including letters between George Washington and Polish contributors burned. No injuries reported. 500 students relocated to hotels and homes. Origin of the blaze undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cambridge Springs
Polish National Alliance College
George Washington
Two Sentenced for Concealing Stolen Auto
Freddie Lee Davis and Robert Davis were sentenced in Wichita Falls for receiving and concealing a stolen automobile. Freddie Lee Davis received three years and Robert Davis two years. They are brothers of D. I. and Col quitt Davis, with D. I. slain in Wichita, Kansas, and Colquitt on death row for killing Don Kerr sey, a peace officer, in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Freddie Lee Davis
Robert Davis
D. I
Colquitt Davis
Wichita
Kansas
Colquitt
Don Kerrsey
Wirt
Okla
Death of Dr Kane Ends Tense Night
In a tense sequence Elsa Chase awaits examination as Dr Kane visits from Boston. After late conversations and a card room lull a gardener reports Kane dead beneath his window, prompting questions about motives and a mystery to unfold in the next chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Chase
Kane
Elsa
Dr. Kane
Julia
Winslow
Mrs. Winslow
Glover
Ferguson
D. Appleton & Co
Double Cross Crossword Puzzle Clues Revealed
Yesterday's answer shows a dense list of across and vertical clues including Spoon shaped Totem whisker and various entries like To disc Brought line omitted Threw suddenly Sweetheart Cubic meter Lawyers charge Part of harness Color of blood Coin At this Grizzlies Ingredient of varnish Extra part To beseech Outlet Relinquished To divide To change Residue Splinter Part of a window A prevent cutter B Boy Degrade Sour Compound ether Blackhaw At this place King of Spain Inferred Gem weight Fishes eggs Vehicle Musical compositions Aqua To adorn with jewels To burn with Seaweed To asserts To rage Age Pale
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Spain
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