Globe criticizes Potter County court-at-law abolition plan
The Amarillo Globe argues county commissioners rushed to abolish the Potter County court-at-law, warning the move could cost more in delays and added costs. It favors keeping the court and questions potential savings, urging reconsideration before sending petitions to the Legislature.
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the Globe
Potter County
J. M. Simpson
District Court of the Justice Courts
Simpson
Justice Courts
Globe
Hoover resumes private life after long public service
An overview notes Herbert Hoover returns to private citizenry after nearly twenty years in public service. The piece recalls his start in 1914 with Belgium relief, wartime work at home, cabinet service, the White House years, and his enduring public contributions amid a period of national anxiety.
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Herbert Hoover
White House
Belgium
Hoover
Wilson
Deflating Farm Mortgages by Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin president Glenn Frank argues against drastic scaling down of farm mortgages noting the broader debt burden across producers. He warns against half measures and urges careful, limited adjustments with attention to ripple effects across the economy.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Margaret at Mekazzen Faces Moorish Intrigue
Margaret Maligni wanders the Citadel of Mekazzen as factions scheme around her husband Jules and the Kaid Raisul. Raisul proclaims control, wooing her with grand promises while plotting power and threatening force, as a dangerous night unfolds in Morocco.
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Margaret Maligni
Mekazzen
Jules
France
Kassul
Napoleon Riccoli
Foreign Legion
Riccoli
Margaret
Otho Belleme
Raisul
Pedro Maligni
Herr Schlacht
Carl von Mittengen
Raisal
Ratsul
England
Zainab
Paradise
Heaven
Hell
Kaid
Sultana
Morocco
F. A. Stokes
Eye injuries require prompt care after blows or penetration
Dr Fishbein advises treating any severe eye blow as serious until signs clarify. Bleeding in the white of the eye may occur, while X rays can reveal skull bone damage. For penetrating injuries, remove foreign material only by trained physicians and seek immediate medical attention.
Civil Appeals Court Proceedings In Amarillo Docket
Proceedings in the Seventh Court of Civil Appeals for the seventh district at Amarillo on Wednesday with motions submitted and granted including Capitol Hotel Company et al vs E F Ravenberry and W T Rosson vs Groom Mutual Hail Association rehearings for Sanitary Appliance Company vs W A French and George H Williams vs National Bank of Commerce among others. Dockets show affirmations and dismissals with cases from Wilbarger Wheeler Lamb counties and submissions postponed.
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Seventh Court of Civil Appeals For the
Seventh District
Amarillo
Capitol Hotel Company
E. F. Ravenberry
W. T. Rosson
Groom Mutual Hail Association
Sanitary Appliance Company
W. A. French
George H. Williams
National Bank of Commerce
Home Insurance Company
Foster Klaus
Houston Chronicle Publishing Company
John T. Martin
Hollywood Gossip Roundup of Stars and Sights
Dan Thomas in Filmland reports on Helen Mack and William Janney dining at the Brown Derby and Helen Mack romping with Colin Clive. Marlene Dietrich rumored to influence Maurice Chevalier’s divorce case while Boots Mallory parties at Beverly Wilshire with Jimmy Dunn. Harpo Marx and Susan Fleming seen out, El Brender driving with a brass wood boa, and the Brennels replacing artificial logs with real ones. Alice White and Si Bartlett exchanged smiles amid the buzz.
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Hollywood
Helen Mack
William Janney
Helen
Colin Clive
Marlene Dietrich
Maurice Chevalier
Boots Mallory
Beverly Wilshire
Jimmy Dunn
Harpo Marx
Susan Fleming
Harpo
Susan
el Brender
Brendels
Alice White
Si Bartlett
Death by own action jumps go in threes
In New York since the market crash 124 people have leaped to death from hotel windows and skyscrapers. One hotel saw nine jumps, four from the same room, with few leaving notes. Most acts occurred around 10 p m or 8 a m and were linked to financial losses. Only seven victims were women and most were over 40.
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New York
Walters Bates Bout Highlights Court Filings
Legal notices reference Oscar Walters versus Emma Bates from Lamb and M. E. Risk against the City of Shamrock. Witt versus GO. McCrohan appears in Wheeler filings alongside Texas Utilities Company against O. F. West et al. Evans versus Whicker et al from Lamb. Wineinger versus Kay from Randall.
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M. E. Risk
City of Shamrock
Wheeler
J. F. Witt
GO. McCrohan
Texas Utilities Company
O. F. West
Deaf Smith
Nella T. Evans
J. C. Whicker
Lamb
Lottie Wineinger
T. A. Kay
Randall
Guiding Your Child Mother’s Responsibility
Mrs Agnes Lyne argues that early parenting should focus on teaching right from wrong rather than punishment. Mothers must model behavior, gently redirect toddler impulses, and systematically establish good habits through consistent guidance and rewards.
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Agnes Lyne
Jimmy Skunk Finds a Mouse Surprise in Burrow
In a Thornton W. Burgess tale, Jimmy Skunk forages for beetles and keeps alert for additions to his dinner. He investigates a burrow under an old stump and encounters a soft furry inhabitant, a Wood Mouse, sparking a close encounter and careful retreat if needed.
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Jimmy Skunk
Big Buster Bear
Jimmy
Reddy Fox
Whitefoot
Hal
Broadway Mirth and City Salon Scenes in 1933
The narrator reflects on show business figures and public derision around Roxy and others while recalling a visit to a Fifth Avenue beauty salon. The piece blends gossip about celebrities with a comic misadventure in a chic, quiet urban setting, ending with a humorous misstep in an otherwise ordinary errand.
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Fifth Avenue
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Radio study on children's programs guides home living use
The Child Study Association of America reports that 90 mothers of 71 boys and 63 girls see fair-minded radio criticism and a desire to enrich home life through radio. Few disapproved unreservedly. many want both praise and critique while worrying about crowding out achievements. Programs listed include WEAF NBC and WJZ NBC schedules with acts by Jacqueline Solo, Fanny Brice, Burns and Allen, and Einstein farewell address.
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New York
Child Study Association of America
WEAF
NBC
Jacqueline Solomons
Fanny Brice
George Olsen
Josef Shevinne
Jack Denny
WABC
CBS
Kate Smith
Albert Einstein
Ted Weems
Jimmy Skunk and Shadow the Weasel Clash Dramatically
In a tense woodland confrontation Jimmy Skunk battles Shadow the Weasel over a Mouse in a burrow. After a brief struggle both animals pause, acknowledge each other, and retreat, avoiding further conflict.
Puzzle answer key for mixed clues and wordplay
A compiled set of cross and down clues including nations laws insects birds rivers and body parts. Entries cover manchoukuo era terms and general vocabulary with multiple definitions and historical references.
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