Federal crime fight to unite police against gangsters
The Amarillo Globe reports Attorney General Homer S. Cummings outlines a nationwide crime prevention program. A scientific training school for state and local police, prison officials, and federal attorneys would be established with funding limited to travel and living costs for trainees. Close federal state and local cooperation, dropping local pride, is urged to tackle kidnappings and other crimes.
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Weyerhaeuser
CRIMF
Washington
Homer S. Cummings
Federal Bureau of Crime Prevention
Congress
Cummings
Uncle Sam
Ghost of the Tudors and the fight over private enterprise
Glenn Frank argues that growing federal control echoes Tudor centralization and risks stifling dynamic individualism. He cites McCulloch v Maryland and Cromwell to warn against bureaucratic overreach while urging wisely designed checks to preserve private enterprise.
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Glenn Frank
Supreme Court
Marshall
McCulloch
Maryland
Alexander Hamilton
James Madison
White
John Buchan
Oliver Cromwell
Cromwell
Suburban Derby Ends In Unusual Finish
A chaotic finish in the great suburban race on Ny 16S82 left observers puzzled as jockey Snapper Garrison delivered a late surge to clinch victory. The crowd watched nervously as the riders battled for position before the final stretch.
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GEM
AFT
Snapper
Garrison
Night Lunch and a Secret Meeting in a Soho Café
Alison joins Guy for a lunch in a dim Regent Street triangle, discussing dreams of owning a tiny house and doing domestic work. He hints at poverty and an unsettled business, prompting questions about Daphne Sunes and a private plan amid their growing attraction.
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Alison
Daphne
Daphne Sunes
Guy
Regent Street
France
Bortsch
Robert
Evelyn M_ Winch
Pestalozzi and the birth of modern education
A fragmentary text credits Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi as the reformer who transformed world education by promoting schooling for the poor and integrating work with learning. It mentions vocational guidance and the early organization of children’s activities in public education.
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Switzerland
Johann Vleinrich Pestalozzi
Bicycle tires save girl from deadly electrical shock
In Lamar Missouri on June 1 Sarah Jo Perry 9 was saved from death when the rubber tires of her bicycle shielded her after she struck a sagging high voltage wire. The impact knocked her from the bicycle but the tires absorbed the shock.
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Lamar
Sarah Jo Perry
Crecle
Bowes
Charles Dillingham
Illinois
Dillingham
Margaret Illington
Major Bowes
Craven praised as forceful American art advocate
New York June 19 America's premier art critic Thomas Craven travels Mississippi by barge to research a book on American art. He helped popularize American painters and defend national subjects, influencing figures like Grant Wood and Reginald Marsh while training across Paris and New York.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
America
Thomas Craven
Mississippi River
St. Louis
New Orleans
Grant Wood
Thomas Benton
Reginald Marsh
John Stuart Curry
Craven
Tom Benton
Benton
Kansas
Iowa
Paris
Florence
Rock Island Wins Harriman Silver Medal for Safety
The Chicago Rock Island & Gulf Railway earned the Harriman Silver Medal for the lowest accident rate among Class 1 railroads in 1934. Arthur Williams of the American Museum of Safety announced the award to A. B. Warner, with a luncheon presentation in New York City planned for later in June.
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Worth
Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf Railway
Former First Lady Puzzle Clue List Update
A crossword style item lists Across clues and Down clues with numbered hints including references to the widow of a former president and other nouns verbs and descriptions. The page mixes typical puzzle entries such as wax stamp pastry and pineapple with varied cryptic style clues and definitions.
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U. S
Bedtime Stories and the Sunlit Suit Mystery
Thornton W Burgess tale features Old Mr Toad and Stickytoes debating color changes of a suit caused by sunlight. The humorous fable unfolds with questions about perception and nature as the sun alters appearance rather than the clothing itself.
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Thornton W Burgess
Main Street of America and World Gold Asked
A school page poses trivia asking how much gold has been produced since discovery, identifies Hetty Rowland Robinson Green as a famed investor, and notes the Lincoln Highway and southern route from Chicago to Los Angeles as the Main Street of America with a long concrete strip.
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America
Wall Street
Hetty Rowland Robinson Green
United States
Chicago
Los Angeles
Fragmented Word Builder Puzzle Snippet
A nameless man walks with a woman whose hat goes flying and provokes fury. He calms her by planning a visit for their honeymoon. The excerpt blends puzzle like lines about being up and up and dining habits with prunes and a dyspetic man with a full purse.
Psoriasis diet claims diet can modify disease course
The article notes psoriasis is of unknown origin and may respond to dietary changes such as reducing total protein intake and avoiding meat cheese eggs fish nuts alcohol salt sugar and milk. It warns of varied nutrition to avoid malnutrition while limiting common staples. The piece also includes a humorous aside about Mr Toad and a children's story cue.
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