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A Blessing to the Blind and Labor Voices in 1930s Specter
A blind New Yorker plans a braille daily for the nation five days weekly for 5,000 readers in the middle Atlantic states with aim to reach all in the US and Canada. Labor editor Moran urges readers to judge candidates by records and integrity while opposing runoff hype. A skeptical republican critique argues for socialization of production with private enterprise sharing the burden and warns against state takeover without private leadership.
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Labor Records
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Bill” Moran
el Paso
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Amarillo
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Clint Small
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Murder in Pierre Dufresne House
Sergeant Harper and Detective Lafferty chase a murder mystery in the Dufresne residence. They inspect the locked room where the household was kept and examine a 12 foot wet twine found near the window seat, theorizing the weapon is hidden inside the house and possibly planted quickly.
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Pierre Dufresne
Dufresne
Detective Lafferty
Steve
Lafferty
Macklin
Jack
Diet clues and a mystery unfold in a crime tale
The health article outlines digestion issues from common foods and notes balanced diets for illness. A crime subplot follows Detective Lafferty and Harper tracing a disguise, with factory owner Pagliotti confirming a October 10 cash sale tied to a masquerade beard.
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Jackson
Harper
Pagliotti
Walter Co. Brown
New York Voices Overabundance of Leftover Restaurants
New York faces a surplus of midtown eateries not thriving after a shift to hotel dining rooms and upscale venues. Liquor stores, theaters, and clip-joint crime decline follow a clean-up, while hotels draw top bands and patrons seek better drinks. The column also notes cultural figures and social glimpses from St Regis to Paris, with snapshots of Evelyn Thaw and others.
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Courthouse Records Filed for Wills and Deeds in Amarillo
Warranty deeds include Quincy Ford to H C Pestor and J V Moore to Anne M Moore. Transactions show Amarillo Development Co to A Holmes and Continental Southern Savings & Loan to R E Vermillion. Ida V Allen to R C Green covers 260 acres in ABM. Car registrations list Armour & Company Plymouth P H Ware and others. Os تشمل multiple vehicles. Manning pleads guilty to theft. sentenced to 30 days in jail plus costs. Amarillo drilling contractor Homer Taber returns from Oklahoma.
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Quincy Ford
H. C. Pestor
E ‘Ts
Ford
J. V. Moore
Anne M. Moore
C. C
Amarillo Development Co
A Holmes
Humphreys Highlands
Continental Southern Savings & Loan Co
R. E. Vermillion
S.J
B. J. Manning
Amarillo
J. M. Simpson
Manning
Homer Davidson
Good Queen Bess Horizontal Puzzle Clues
A compact clue list for a newspaper crossword featuring Queen Elizabeth I and related terms. Across items reference rulers, objects, actions, and titles while vertical clues cover measures, animals, anatomy, and historical notes. The grid interlocks with references to both England and broader historical imagery.
Bedtime Stories of Mrs Peter Rabbit
Thornton W Burgess recounts anxious days and secret lives of six week old Peter Rabbit babies hidden in a grass nest on the Green Meadows. Mrs Peter Rabbit keeps constant vigil from the Briar patch while the sun shone and night brought nursing and quiet joy despite daytime dangers.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Mr. Sun
Briar Patch
Irish share of U S white population
The Irish in this country comprise 11 per cent of the total white population. New Orleans is not at the mouth of the Mississippi River but nearly 100 miles upstream. Jingoism is a boasting aggressive military attitude in foreign policy.
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United States
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Quote on Law and Honor from a Clergy Man
A clergy man reflects on a man found guilty under the law who hid behind a wall of reserve. The prisoner languished pallid and sallow in his cell and went to the gallows without breaking his silence.
Mrs Peters Draws Out Flip The Terrier In Briar Patch
Peter watches Flip the Terrier dart about as Mrs Peters suddenly runs after the dog. She leaps and lipperty lip after Flip, drawing him toward the meadow, while Peter fears the disturbance and hopes the chase ends quickly.
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Flip the Terrier
Briar Patch
Flip
Mrs. Peter
Briarpatch
Filip
T. W. Burgess
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