County Farm Sale Considered to Fund Courthouse
Commissioners plan to discuss selling the county farm to furnish the new courthouse and avoid warrants for furniture purchases. Critics warn a forced sale would sacrifice value, while supporters note warrants up to 15 000 to 17 000 could fund construction without debt. The Coast Guard fights rum runners as gas hides pursuit off Nantucket.
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Commissioners’ Court
Notime Court
Potter County
Coast Guards
Nantucket Island
Coast Guard
Stephen Moulton Babcock and the Babcock Test
Stephen Moulton Babcock died quietly and was buried as he wished. He invented the Babcock Test enabling dairy farmers to measure butterfat in milk, a gift given gratis. In 1888 at the University of Wisconsin he solved a crippling creamery problem by providing a simple test used worldwide.
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America
Stephen Moulton Babcock
Babcock
Germany
Cornell University
University of Wisconsin
College of Agriculture
Wisconsin
W. A. Henry
Dean Henry
Young Babcock
McClure Newspaper
Bank Cashier Murder Clash on Mother Mountain
Pierre Donovan pursues Bruce Carey who robs a Camden bank and leaves a dying cashier and Martin the bank clerk in jail risk. Bruce seeks water and safety while Donovan presses for flight to Dripping Spring Red Butte. Bruce resists and threatens, while Donovan drives toward a desperate desert decision.
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Pierre Donovan
Bruce
Mother Mountain
Pierre
Ann
Donovan
Bruce Carey
Orchard Hill Bank
Dripping Spring
Red Butte
Hell
Gold
How It Began Feature Probes Common Sayings
The Globe invites readers to suggest how a custom or saying began and to propose topics for future illustrations. Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky will illustrate the origins in the How It Began series.
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Russ Murphy
Ray Senusky
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Historic Themed Entries
A dense list of crosswords clues across horizontal and vertical entries, including terms for assumed name, sneaky, relief measures, minerals, tools, and zoological references, with scattered references to places and objects like cantaloupes, ember, and alphaline solutions, all formatted as puzzle prompts.
MEN IN PARIS DRESS POORLY, WRITER THINKS
O. O. McIntyre departs from praise of Paris style noting French men are poorly dressed apart from Peruvian dandies and English and American visitors. He praises Parisian ladies and midinettes' design influence, cites Chanel and Schiaparelli, and recounts dining at Tour d Argent where staff was off. Bread is praised despite dirty stalls.
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Paris
Luza
la Webster
Midinettes
Chanel
Schiaparelli
Tour d’Argent
Mons
Frederic
Avenue de la Observatoire
Transatlantic Liner Rex Christening Broadcast Planned
The first fully described relayed coverage of a liner launch will air tomorrow afternoon at 4 PM Central over WEAF NBC from Genoa Italy for the Rex christening ceremony. Also listed are radio program notes for Kate Smith Frank Luther Singing Sam and other programs on WABC WJZ and WEAF NBC through the evening.
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Associated Press
New York
Atlantic
Genoa
Italy
WEAF
NBC
Kate Smith
Wabc-Cbs
Frank Luther
Carson Robinson
Nat Brusiloff
Wjznbc
Sam
the Eskimos
Raymond Knight
Harry Reser
Francis X. Bushman
Koestner
WJZ
Victor Arden
Last Drink Turn Standoff Sparks Violence
A tense sequence unfolds with a claim of last drink and a demand to drop a weapon as Donovan wields a gun. The scene hints at a gun in hand and a confrontation ready to erupt, while a character named Pierre prepares his cue. A former Amarillo resident, Mrs. B M Matthews, returns from East Texas to work in her father’s office, Dr Penglérgraft.
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Amarillo
Texas
Donovan
D. Appleton and Company
B. M. Matthews
East Texas
R. L. Penglérgraft
Flip the Terrier Faces Fear After Coyote Chase
Flip the Terrier boasts of speed and plan to trap Speedfoot the Coyote. The chase shames him, leaves him frightened and hiding from friends. He learns to fear, then slowly regains nerve while the others notice his change. Copyright 1931. The next story follows.
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Flip the Terrier
Speedfoot
Flip
Coyote
T. W. Burge
Parisian musings mix food and folly in travel notes
The writer recalls morning bread versus corn pone, visits a French toy store, and buys dingbats and a Paris view stereoticon. Gilbert White sails from London amid harsh British conditions, Billy the Boston’s single view dominates, and O. O. McIntyre visits town with little offered by nightlife guides. The piece reflects humorous, expatriate observations from a 1931 column.
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Telephone News and Business Departmentation Department
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
News-Globe
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Stephen Moulton
BI Glenn Frank
Harold Bell Wright
Camden
Fuller
Camden Bank
Pierze
Orchard Hill
Martin
Campbell
Buffalo
Wheeler
Cleveland
Denver
Dobbin
Morpheus
Bek
Baltimore
Lee
Japan
Atwie
Penne
O. O. McIntyre
Bedtime
Ree Aut
Ray Long, Jr
Gilbert White
London
Billy
Boston
The
Bois
Paris Tribune
Gallipolis
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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