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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1931
Page
4
The Scandals of 1931 charity show in Amarillo Panhandle is backed by civic clubs with large ticket purchases from SPIRIT and others. Local columns note over 100 crippled children helped over two years at $12,000, while traffic safety figures blame driver recklessness for most crashes.
Glenn Frank argues that educational reform must be a deep, slow process driven by educators. He warns against quick fixes and political pressure, noting internal debates and reeducation of faculty as key. He cites university histories of failed reforms and calls for genuine reassessment within schools.
In this chapter Police Superintendent Richmond and amateur detective Jimmie Haswell probe the death of Miss Annabelle Querdling in her Dutch garden. Suspects include disgruntled chauffeur Green and Major Gresham, with letters found by Duckworth hinting at motives. The garden scene uncovers alibis and possible witnesses as the investigation narrows to who knew the victim’s romantic tensions and who had access to the crime scene.
Notes inviting readers to send ideas to Russ Murphy at The Globe for the How It Began series. Requests suggestions on how March was named and other customs with plans to illustrate reader questions in future installments.
O O McIntyre portrays Trinity Church as America’s oldest edifice with a grand dusk scene. The article notes its historic destruction and rebuilding, the venerable pew system, sparse modern attendance, and Trinity’s status as a wealthy corporation amid a city of merchants and officers.
A compact listing of crossword clues across and down, featuring five-letter word slots and indicated positions, including devices to magnify sound, arid, mortal, lawful, and other varied terms, arranged as a vertical and horizontal clue compilation for puzzle solving.
In Burgess bedtime tale, Buster Bear loses a winter home and searches for a new shelter. He discovers a cave near Yowler the Bobcat and, after weighing risks, digs out a sleeping space and rests, unbothered by the neighboring occupant. The chapter signals a lesson on adapting to present needs.
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