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The Amarillo Globe declares itself an independent paper printing news impartially while supporting what it believes is right. The masthead emphasizes dedication to fair coverage and avoidance of party politics in its editorial stance.
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Senate probes Mitchell graft and safety duties
The Senate investigates Ewing Mitchell’s graft charges against the Commerce Department. Mitchell, ousted as assistant secretary, claims the Morro Castle disaster and Sky Chief crash could have been prevented with proper supervision of sea and air transportation. Public safety hinges on effective government inspection and reforms.
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Zeppelins Seen As Possible Dutch East Indies Link
Amsterdam plans to replace steamships with dirigibles for Holland to Java routes, citing losses by the chief steamship line and Dutch control of a future airship fleet. Adolf Hitler argues against war, praising reform and urging peace, a surprising stance from a wartime-leaning European leader.
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Intellectual Defeatism Must Be Dispelled To Front Economic Mood
Glenn Frank argues that intellectual defeatism worsens economic low mood and urges Americans to think ahead. He cites C F Kettering and warns only active, inventive policy can restore confidence and progress, noting the calendar as a hard taskmaster demanding timely action.
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Suspicion Cast Over Alison’s Suitor Amid Family Plots
Alison faces doubt as Daphne and Robert discuss a charming stranger and possible risk to Alison’s fortune. Daphne worries the man may be a fortune hunter while Alison’s father hints at deeper infatuation shaping the romantic tangle.
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White Way No Longer White White Way No Longer White
New York scene notes say Broadway's glow has shifted from white to red with blue green and pink tints. Signs flash less, parks and flower displays fail, Lindy’s restaurant thrives while many eateries buckle. Babe Ruth draws crowds as debate swirls about town scandals.
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Heart Attack Fatal For Aged Nudist At Morocco Colony
Edgar Barbier 66 of Homewood Illinois died at the Roselawn nudist colony eleven miles northeast of Morocco Indiana. The man reportedly ate breakfast, ran a quarter mile, then swam and collapsed in the pool. Officials released the death as a heart attack.
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Stickytoes Battles Blacksnake In Tree Chase
In Thornton Burgess tale Stickytoes the Tree Toad faces sudden danger as Mr Blacksnake closes in. Stickytoes clings with sticky fingers and toes, makes daring leaps, and narrowly escapes by swinging from branches and landing on a safer limb.
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Mushroom poisoning tragedy and Clever animal tale mix
Two couples gather mushrooms and three die after consuming the meal as doctors treat severe jaundice and organ damage. The text then shifts to a separate children’s story featuring Stickytoes and Mr Blacksnake, ending with a tease for the next tale titled Luncheon for Two.
May 21 Event: Lindbergh’s New York to Paris Flight
The text notes Charles August Lindbergh’s 1927 non stop flight covering 3 610 miles in 33 12 hours. It also mentions the Lucy Stone League named for Lucy Stone and describes its stance on women keeping maiden names after marriage. The Panama Canal Zone strip is ten miles wide.
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Word Builder and Neighbor's Quip in Vagrant Case
Officers arrested an elderly man on vagrancy charges but he proved he could play piano, demonstrating talent and earning release. A gossiping neighbor mocked a woman's servant count and laundry burden, uttering a biting retort about washing her shawl.
Heroine and Hero in a Shakespearean Love Tale
A puzzle lists classic pairs and clues from a Shakespearean romance with cross references. It presents numbered hints for heroines and heroes, wings of seeds, verbs and pronouns, and related objects, inviting solve and crossfill.
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