Gallant Army Aviator Durward Lowry Hero of Airmail
The Globe recalls Lieut. Durward O. Lowry of Ann Arbor who died on the Chicago to Cleveland airmail route. He crashed in a Deshler snowstorm while saving mail, tossing sacks from the cockpit to prevent loss. His sacrifice is described as rare heroism and a tribute to the mail service. Also included are quotes from Miss Harriet M. Allyn, Dr. Benjamin Goldberg, and Ramon Novarro.
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Durward O. Lowry
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lowry
Chicago
Cleveland
Deshler
Lieut. Durward O. Lowry
Business traffic rules need updating like highways
Glenn Frank argues that Roosevelt era reforms must revise economic traffic rules to match the progress and complexity of modern large scale enterprise. He compares early automobile chaos to the disruptive rise of big businesses and calls for a better regulatory framework to ease movement of enterprise.
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Clenn Frank
Glenn Frank
Roosevelt
McClure Newspaper
Jungle pursuit of missing aviator unfolds amid Mayan ruins
Explorer Frank Grahame and Juan search Mexican jungle for Bill Langton and spy a film crew advance technician McGrath dying from a native wound. A large party, possibly including Janice Kent, stalks the area as Grahame and Juan observe from behind rocks and on a hilltop. Rectangular ruins emerge through hazy morning mist as footsteps approach.
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Frank Grahame
Juan
Bill Langton
McGrath
Frank
Janice Kent
Grahame
Goddess in Maya attire on pyramid scene
A Mayan ritual tableau shows a goddess in traditional white dress with embroidered borders while men wear loincloths and sandals. Guards close in as a toppled figure and a second strides from a pyramid house arouse quick bursts of action amid a tense crowd.
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Grahame
Pyramid
Truthful Parenting in a World of Questioning Youth
An essay argues that parents must answer children's questions about origins honestly to build trust and future relationships rather than offering half truths or silence. It warns that shielding kids from truth fosters suspicion and harsh moral distances between parent and child.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Grahame
Juan
Janice
Janice Kent
Hollywood
Yucatan
Herbert Jensen
Gramercy and Its Followers Shaping New York Theater
In a Grove Street era portrait, Gramercy Park draws literary names and artistic talent while nearby Washington and Chambers streets bustle with radio stores and loud speakers. The piece traces fading New Amsterdam era figures, managers, and cafe acts, noting who remained and who moved on.
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Washington
Chambers Streets
Nibbler the Mouse Faces Hidden Barn Dangers
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale, Nibbler the Mouse and Mrs. Nibbler fear missing mice from Farmer Brown's barn as mysterious danger looms. They discuss safety, caution for the young, and the need to eat, while reflections on caution and experience appear amid odd editorial asides from 1934.
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Farmer Brown
Nibbler
Word Builder and Tiny Mouse Tale
Word Builder puzzle theme with incremental letter addition. A short narrative follows Nibbler a mouse as a younger companion attempts a grain raid, crossing a moonlit floor space, but a squeak ends in disappearance. Copyright 1934 by T. W. Burgess. The Rat Who Was Too Bold.
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Nibbler
Black Pussy
T. W. Burgess
Courthouse deeds and car registrations summarized
Public records list multiple property transfers including A B Byrd to Jessie L Byrd for lots 17 and 18 in Forrest Hill Park and others with prices noted. Also car registrations feature owners and addresses listing Chevrolets Fords Plymouths and a Dodge truck from Plains Chevrolet Co and Col-Tex Berg Co among others.
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A. B. Byrd
Jessie L. Byrd
Forrest Hill Park
L. D. Lite
C. C. Cavennr
Henry Beverley
M. L. Carter
N. Highlands
J. F. Haynes
A. N. Corneil
Ce. Martin
Forrest
R. R. Gardens
Frank Adkinson
Guy Byrd
Fairmont
Chevrolet
Jim Antram
Fill
Plains Chevrolet Co
John H. Vaughan
W. B. Ford
Amarillo
Ford
W. A. Roof, Jr
Penrod Talis Motor Co
Lubbock
Dodge
J. Kolb
Buch
Plymouth
J. B. Ozier
W. 12Th
Col-Tex Berg. Co
Fred L. Mobley
Polk
Phillips Pet
Franks Barber & Beauty Shop
T. V. Elizey
Perryton
Tex
Studebaker
H. B. Barber
Hughes
Texahoma Nat. Gas Co
Modernistic Writer Crossword Clues
A compact crossword style clue set featuring a modernist writer and a broad list of horizontal and vertical word prompts with assorted definitions and cross references.
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Maid of Orleans Quiz
A school reader item lists questions and answers about names and art. It mentions Joan of Arc as Maid of Orleans and notes French painters Fragonard Greuze Ingres Chardin Watteau, plus Washington Irving’s The Legend of Sleepy Hollow with Ichabod Crane pursued by a headless horseman.
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Fragonard
Greuze
Ingres
Chardin
Watteau
Washington Irving
Ichabod Crane
Sleepy Hollow
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Cerseres Lee
Et 'Marehira
Globe News Publishing Co
OWF
Ore. Wilbur
C. Hawk
Associated Press
The
News and Business Department
Sane
Esee Eye
Globe
Newe-Globe
Publis
Democratic News Shing
SUP
Harriet M. Allyn
Mt. Holyoke College
United States
Benjamin Goldberg
Ramon Novarro
NEA
Paul Robeson
Rutgers
By William Ferguson
Apolnd
IA Service
Gramercy
C. O. McIntyre
New York
Gramercy Park
Will Irwin
Isaac Marcos~sen
Don Marquis
Chrisopher Morley
Sinclair Lewis
Oliver Herford
Robert Holliday
A. E. Thomas
Amos and Andys
Tony Wenses
Oscar Shaw
Park Avenue
Paul Frawley
Wellington Cross
John Steele
Alexander Gray
Irving Fisher
Bernard Granville
New Amsterdam
Leonard Bergman
Ziegfeld
Erlanger
Dillingham
Rennold Wolfe
Ride Dudley
Leo Marsh
Ward Morehouse
Rialto
Napoleon
West 42Nd Street
Murray
George White
Leon Errol
Walter Catlett
Henry Savage
John Charles Thomas
Winter Garden
Kate Smith
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Nibbler the Mouse
Mrs. Nibbler
Walter Damrosch
Daniel Frohman
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Word Builder
Indy
Courthouse Records
Vermont
FUAD
Uttle Brown
Orlleans
Joan of Arc
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