Constitutional reform would reorganize county government in Texas
The Globe endorses a bill by Representative Coombes proposing a constitutional amendment to create a unified Tax Clerk and Record Clerk, appoint by the county court, replacing elected officials except the sheriff and county attorney. It would allow contracting with cities and districts to cut duplications and taxes, promising substantial relief. The piece notes 1931 local tax payments totaling over 123 million dollars and argues the plan could exceed state economy savings. It closes with a brief remark on Kemal Atatürk’s modernization of Turkish women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coombes
Commissioners Court
Potter County
Texas
Young America Speaks and the Cromwell Plan
Glenn Frank argues for a balanced youth movement with mature guidance, endorsing a new national debate. He cites The Voice of Young America by James H. R. Cromwell, and previews thirty four proposed moves for recovery, stressing cross party realism over rigid labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young America
Glenn Frank
The
United
Voice of Young America
James H. R. Cromwell
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Margaret Plans Escape With Herr Schlacht At Mekazzen
Margaret Maligni weighs escape from Raisul’s Moorish citadel with Herr Schlacht alias Carl von Mittengen. Schlacht urges trust and outlines a perilous path through guarded corridors and moonlit gardens as Margaret senses a risky alliance and a possible break for England.
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Raisul
Margaret
Jules Maligni
Mekazzen
England
Herr Schlacht
Schlacht
Pedro Maligni
Jules
Raisal
Carl von Mittengen
Frau Maligni
Otho
Maggie
Fraulein
Rehabilitation Attitude Key To Disabled Workers
Dr. Fishbein discusses rehabilitation focuses on the disabled’s attitude. The Vocational Rehabilitation Service notes two difficult personalities, the helpless and the smart aleck, and stresses medical or surgical care followed by training and proper job placement to turn a disabled person into a useful worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocational Rehabilitation Service
Department of Labor
Deeds Recorded in Courthouse Transfers Several Amarillo Lots and Parcels
Courthouse records show Mary E. Bivins transferring 4.94 acres to J. B. Diggs and multiple parcel deeds including 875 W. Falls Building and Land to R. R. Place, Dee-Hakle Sub divisions, and parcels in Alamo Place, East Amarillo Sub, Nobles-Stanley Sub, Original Town, and other blocks. Amounts range from $1 to $2,000 with various lot numbers and subdivision references listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Bivins
J. B. Diggs
Alamo Place
John J. Yardin
T. M. Bickers
East Amarillo
W. M. Allston
J. M. Garrison
Nobles-Stanley
Plemons
J. R. Reed
J. A. McLemore
O. T
J. K. Baker
Luther
Dan Thomas in Filmland
Interesting Hollywood notes reveal Cecil B. DeMille's pet hippie hobbie roaming near Catalina Island with a diver’s outfit. Gail Patrick writes in red ink on white with a narrow red border. Joan Blondell’s chauffeur trails her on bike rides due to steep hills. George Barnes inspires safety first ideas. Thomas Jackson shifts from detective roles to bank robber in I Love That Man. Una O’Connor worked with Abbey Theatre directors who were executed after the Irish rebellion. Sally Eilers breeds AberdeenScotties and gives them to friends. El Brendell seeks a romantic role.
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Hollywood
Cecil B. DeMille
Catalina Island
Gail Patrick
Joan Blondell
Joan
George Barnes
Thomas Jackson
Una O'Connor
Abbey Theater
Dublin
Joseph Plunkett
Thomas McDonough
Sally Eilers
el Brendell
Broadway in decline amid rowdy nightlife and crime
New York report from March 29 portrays Broadway’s loss of luster with chewed gum and dim venues from Cirloe to Herald Square. It notes penny halls, sex tracts at intermissions, pussycat hotels, and a rising after midnight panderer trade, while recalling earlier era figures and the street’s changing mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. McIntyre
New York
Broadway
Variety
Coney Island
Cirloe
Herald Square
Rue Blondell
Guiding Your Child Through Subtle Demands on Time
The article discusses how children seek parental approval and how constant requests disrupt their momentary tasks. It notes that frequent interruptions erode a child’s willingness to help and that adults may unintentionally spoil a child’s natural helpfulness by prioritizing their own convenience over the child’s activities.
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Brother
Bagdad Pup Becomes Prince in Limousine Remark
A sad looking dog left a window display on 49th Street with a girl and aristocratic mother nearby. A chauffeur moved the pup to a waiting limousine, turning a stray into a city tale of canine royalty amid reporters and editors.
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49Th Street
Bagdad
Kismet
Stanley Walker
Catfish on Hearth Stuns Kentucky Family
Wyatt Edwards fled floodwaters in Spottsville Kentucky and returned to find a 27 pound catfish on the living room hearth. He remarked that cat fish is good eating too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spottsville
Wyatt Edwards
Edwards
Hour Glass test fires up uninterrupted radio set
New NBC and WJZ series tries an hour of continuous music without announcer breaks. First program airs next Monday at 9 with Harold Sanford orchestra Lois Bennett Robert Simmons and mixed chorus performing operatic and semi classical numbers. Also tonight and schedule notes across WEAF WABC and WJZ NBC CBS stations.
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New York
The
Hour Glass
Harold Sanford
Lois Bennett
Robert Simmons
Legion Social Collects 150 Pounds Vegetables for Community Kitchens
More than 150 pounds of canned and raw vegetables were gathered at Hanson Post American Legion and Auxiliary for Community Kitchens during a Legion social Tuesday night at the Legion home. It was the third such meeting with April tables for bridge. 40 plus Legionnaires and Auxiliary women attended. March is community service month on the post program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Post
American Legion
Legion Home
Legionnaires
Bridge
C. F. Bowlin
Floyd Sloan
T. M. Montgomery
Ernest Archambeau
Clothes Make the Woman or Don't
Madison Wisconsin March 29 Dr H D Denniston professor of physical education at the University of Wisconsin says clothes shape both sexes He notes bow legs crooked knees crooked necks flat backs and round shoulders exist among co-eds but modern attire hides these faults making the wearer appear better than she is
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
H. D. Denniston
University of Wisconsin
Two Mexican men arrested in Amarillo for reentry record
Two Mexican men arrested Tuesday in Amarillo are believed to have a prior record of reentry after deportation in early March through Presidio. Officials say they were apprehended by the constable's office with assistance from Oscar S. Norling, immigration inspector from Lubbock, showing a pattern of repeated entry attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Presidio
Oscar S. Norling
Lubbock
Hotel Clerk Hijacked in Big Spring Robbery
March 29 E S Dorsett a hotel clerk was held up by two unmasked men and forced to surrender $8. The incident occurred in Big Spring. No injuries reported and suspects fled.
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Big Spring
E. S. Dorsett
Former Kaiser's Home Word Puzzle Clue List
A crossword style list lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries including origins for phrases like former Kaiser's home and various clues such as peafowl and rabbit. It compiles puzzle hints with numbers and broken spellings for readers to solve.
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Amarilo
Amagillo Deliy News
Globe News Publishing Co
Sirth
Gene HO
Wilbur GQ WK
Associated Press
Flep
Cireulation
Amarillo Globe
News Globe
Te Tenas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
Caligula
Carl Caesar
Caliga
Stowes
United Prature Syndicate
Great Brace
Rosa Murphy
Raycee
News-Globe
Percival Christopher Wren
Beau Geste
Elisa Bethel Ain
Elisa Bethe Ann
F. A. Stokes Co
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygie, the Health Magazine
Courthouse Records
W. H. Utterback
Mavis M. Utterback
Dan Thomas
Caleb Bragg
Cyril Crimmins
Follies
Delmonico's
Bustanoby's
Metropolitan
Jessie Reed
Ma” Schlesinger
Times Square
J. R. Lawrence
C. B. Alford
S. J
W. F. Bldg & Loan
C. M. Crooks
Morningside
J. E. Nunn
Jno
D. Matthew
Belmont Park
Fred M. Seale
Roberts Place
Imp. Co
Con. Sthl. Sav. & L
G&s
Holland Adda
Bolton
Old Town
Everett Harry
Friona
Tex
Rockne
Canadian
Oldsmobile
J. B. Latham
John Dees
G. C. Laing
Ella L. Burch
J. W. Pottinger
R. E. Monis
W. L. Johnson
James O. Cade
Pat H. Flynn
FE. T. Payne
Monte Hutchinson
Higginbotham Mil Co
M. A. Baker
B. M. Coffee
Washington
W. G. Estes
Louisiana
Philadelphia
George D. Mellon
Mellon
Fred Simon
Mrs
Agnes Lyne
William Harlan Hale
Vanity Fair
Yale
Harkness Hoot
57Th Street
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Avovita
R&b. Butterfield
C. E. Butterfield
WEAF
NBC
John Pierce
Josef Shevinne
Elihu Thomson
Electrical Wizard
Lopez
WABC
CBS
Singin
Sam
Burns
Allen
George Givot
Magnolia
Joe Haymes
WJZ
Southern Singers
Frank Black String Symphony
Downey and Nevis
Master Singers’ Chorus
Legion Social
Kaiser’s
France
Germany
Wales
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