Polk Street Left-Turn Ban In Amarillo Columns
The Amarillo Globe explains traffic tightening in Amarillo with a prohibition on left turns at downtown intersections to ease congestion on Polk Street. The piece notes drivers’ habits, calls Polk Street a bustling but comic thoroughfare, and questions the broader impact of such limits while predicting mixed results. It references local policy by the City Commission and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Reyesescenneres
Prred Mobthe
Cerepes
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Peeee Elvine
Pleave
Newsa-Globe
Cive Sutecribers
s / By MAIL
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Polk Street
City Commission
Behind the Scenes In Washington
Washington report criticizes the Federal Trade Commission Economic Division as it faces possible end of funding after July 1. The piece traces its influential investigations into unfair trade practices, price squeezes, and middlemen abuses, noting political efforts to curb or abolish the unit and requiring congressional approval for actions.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Packers and Stockyards
Chicago
William E Humphrey
Reed Smoot
Utah
Budget Bureau
Ewin Davin
Lame Duck
Tennessee
House of Congress
Goldilocks Secretaries and Masquerade Romance
In New York Patricia Warren explains to Don Monteray how she and cousin Trissy came to be his secretary and wife through a fake disguise. Their staged duel ends with laughter as he realizes Pats hid her real identity to stay close to him and pursue acting dreams.
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Patricia Warren
Don Monteray
Trissy Warren
Pats
New York
Patricia
Rosamond Akers
Pata
Don
Rosie
Bradlovich
Mr. Bradloyich
Don Darling
Tara
Sharey
Trissy
John
Trecy
Jean
Joe Trissy
Miss
er—Warren
Pictured U.S. Postoffice Chief and Coinciding Clues Card
A mixed clue page lists crossword style definitions and word hints for many terms. Names like a U S Postoffice chief appear alongside many numbered hints including inlets tree vessels and pronouns. The page mixes clues for both horizontal and vertical directions without narrative content.
Run To Catch That Chu Chu
The piece surveys travel nerves at Grand Central and notes an electric organ soothing travelers during peak hours. It critiques vaudeville limits in New York, lists marriages of celebrities, and contrasts past stars with today’s entertainment and radio culture.
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New York
Grand Central
Yonkers
New York Central
Street Car Rider Demands Fare Back
In Denver a morning street car rider asked for a free ride and then forced the conductor to return a fare. W T Leverett, the conductor, said the man pulled a gun and demanded eight and one third cents, then released him at the next corner. Butterflies are noted to prefer colors matching their own.
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Denver
U.P
W. T. Leverett
Owl
Leverett
Felow
Foot Care For Tennis Players
Tennis demands proper foot care to prevent burning sensations that can ruin a match. Heavily soled tennis shoes protect against blisters, high shoes guard ankles, wool socks cushion against surfaces, salt foot baths toughen skin, and foot exercises strengthen muscles.
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McNaught Syndicate,Inc
Leprosy declined as a public health threat in the United States
The article notes leprosy is now rarely a sickness or death cause in the U.S. with Carville Leprosarium housing over 450 since 1921. It cites rare infections among close contacts, dispels fears, and mentions historic cases of medical workers and missionaries affected, including Father Dammier, Father Bagliolo, and Sir George Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Carville
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Father Dammier
Island
Molokai
Father Bagliolo
New Orleans
Sir George Turner
Pretoria
Taddy Learns Pride Brings Risk In Burgess Tale
In a Thornton Burgess bedtime story, Taddy the Toad defies home to chase comfort and fame. Old Mr. Toad warns against needless danger as rain clears and sun returns, prompting Taddy to seek shelter under a bean plant while Old Mr. Toad digs in for safety.
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Mr. Toau
Taddy
Farmer Brown
Mr. Toad
Jolly
Mr. Sun
Old Mr. Toad
T. W. Burgess
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Associated Press
Associated 3 Press
News and Business Department
GLOBE
London Daily Express
Duke of
Windsprag
Jackson Whitlow
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Louise Holmes
NEA Senice, Inc
U.S. Postoffice
U.S. A
New
Democratic National Committee
Spain
North America
Peru
Chu-Chu
O. O. McIntyre
Music Hall
Loew's State
Roxy
Paramount
Amelia Farhart
George Palmer Putnam
Harrison Gray Fiske
Guthrie McClintie
Katharine Cornell
Fanny Hurst
Jacques Danielson
Henry Smith
Helen Menken
Harrison Williams
Grace Moore
Doris Duke
Bob Winans
Katharine Brush
Reno
Gladys Swarthout
Frank Chapman
Grand Opera
Pearl White
France
Financial Ledger
U. S
Paris
Riviera
Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Charlie
Bergen
Hollywood
William Boyce Thompson
Mike
McNaught Synd. Inc
Bedtime Story
Thornton W. Burgess
Mr. Toac
Flapper
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