Amarillo Globe notes improved business and city paving plans
The Amarillo Globe reports rising business activity in Amarillo reflecting broader Panhandle gains as Public Works Administration funds may continue for another year. City officials consider paving projects including streets and alleys with calls for an underground pedestrian ramp at the high school to reduce traffic hazards.
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Polk Street
Myth of Government Sterility Sparks Public Management Debate
Public Management rebutts Thomas N. McCarter of the Edison Electric Institute who said government produced no major discoveries. The article cites Gorgas, Goethals, Reed, Hollerith, Fxpey, Park, Babcock and others as government or public sector innovators transforming health, engineering and data, while noting quirky modern anecdotes.
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Thomas N. McCarter
McCarter
Edison Electric Institute
Public Utilities
Scotland
John L. Mc‘Adam
Walter Reed
H. Hollerith
Bureau of the Census
Hollerith
James Fxpey
War Department
William A. Park
New York City
Department of Health
Washington power plays stall rail road co ordinator
A Senate Be at e hearing probes the Van Sweringen railroad empire amid clashes over the old office of federal railway co ordinator Joseph B East man whose plan to modernize and consolidate rail facilities sparked opposition from rail executives bankers and unions alike with Wheeler and Harrison pushing to curb the office and Eastman efforts.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Fastman
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2. J. Peliey
New York
Ty Man
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Eastman Stern
Burton Wheeler
Montana
Eastman
Railway Department of Polley
George Harrison
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Beate
Cris P. van Swertigen
van Sweringen
Washigeton
Coco and Dalgourov clash as reporters crash the scene
Coco, real name Coralee Dumont, stars in a Paris stage world where el Durqui, believed dead, returns to confront her and a jealous rival. A violent quarrel erupts with Camilo and Dalgourov fighting while reporters press for an exclusive. Coco treats his wound as tensions simmer between love and scandal.
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el Durqul
el Durqui
Coralee
Camila
Dalgourov
Jean-Michel
Camilo
el Durgu
Dalgoure
Cafe de Paris
Longchamp
Paris That Dalgouroy
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Florida
Fr Durqui
Dalgouroy
el Durgul
Gilbert
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Captre
Stories in Stamps Maxim Gorky Dies at Age 68
Maxim Gorki the Bitters forged a life of hardship and reformist zeal. Orphaned at five, he survived tuberculosis and a pistol wound to educate himself. He became a Soviet literary mouthpiece after 1917 and inspired a nation, with places and stamps honoring his four decades of work.
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Maxim Gorkl
Alexis Maximovitch Pleshkov
Maxim Gorki
Maxim
Russia
Nighni Novgorod
Gorki
Marble Statue Puzzle Answers Across and Down
A crossword style list of clues and answers about a marble statue theme includes terms for sculpture parts directions time and objects across and down. The grid references multiple languages and hints in a puzzle format with historic style clues.
Sophie Tucker Tops Stage Yet Again in Radio Era
Column highlights Sophie Tucker’s enduring prominence with 30 years of headlining, her unchanging act, and no vices. contrasts with Broadway’s leggy acts, mentions Hollywood visits by Pershing and Robert Young, Texas as praise for Dobie, and Beekman Place as Manhattan’s chic address.
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Radio Star
C. O. McIntyre
New York
Sophie Tucker
Middle West
Sophie
London
Elsie Janis
Texas
J. Frank Dobie
Pampas
T.believe
Earl Carroll
Jessie Reed
San Antonio
Ginger Rogers
Beekman Place
Manhattan
The Weakling and the Timid One Begin a Great World Journey
Two sisters, the small but quick Weakling and the easily frightened Timid One, leave home to seek a safe hunting place away from foxes. They travel by day and night, planning to find a better home, but a stranger fox confronts them with a warning that the spot is taken.
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Green
T. W. Burgess
Fragmented Belleville Tenement Scene Continues
A damaged OCR fragment shows a character observing someone with a searching gaze and criticizing worn palms. It recalls past work with Nana cleaning a Belleville tenement, then references a continuation on page 6.
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Belleville Tenement
Word Builder Selections and Tirade Against Prunes
The Captain proclaims a leader must be the one who appears weakest in battle to guide the next raid. An earlier puzzle answer confesses chagrin over food laws classifying prunes as a super fine quality, which the speaker had scorned as second rate.
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