Odds on your life and newspaper history piece
Odds of 3500 to 1 are given as the chance of dying in automobile traffic in the coming year. The piece notes 30,000 Americans will be injured and urges extreme care to extend personal odds. It also includes a historical blurb about Amarillo Globe and circulation details.
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Amarillo
Globe
News-Globe
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the Globe
National Safety Council
Puerto Rico seeks statehood as independence debate ends
The Puerto Rican legislative majority plans a Washington trip to push for statehood or independence clarifying the island’s future within the United States. Rafael Martinez Nedal argues Puerto Rico deserves a definite policy and status, asserting current conditions are unsatisfactory and residents deserve certainty. Government shifts reflect wider calls for reform as career-minded public servants become essential to restore trust.
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Puerto Rico
Philippines
Washington
Rafael Martinez Nedal
Senate
Versailles parallel in New Deal policy shaping
Glenn Frank argues the New Deal approaches a Versailles moment, with NRA AAA and related acts needing permanent organic form. He warns Roosevelt against clinging to unworkable features or yielding too quickly to pressure, lest fundamental reforms remain unrealized and a new crisis follows.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
NRA
AAA
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League of Nations
Versailles
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Wilson
Crisi
McClure
The Tyler House Dispute Over Jane Northrup's Marriage
James Stimson confronts pressure from Jane Northrup and her mother over living near the center of town. He clashes with Jane about the Tyler house renovations and privacy, arguing for a more traditional setup as plans unfold for two new bathrooms and a shared library space. Jane asserts compromises to please her mother while staging a modern, open first floor. Tomorrow Jane has a passage at arms with Leslie.
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Jane Northrup
Leslie Harris
James
Stimson
Jane
Tyler Place
Northrup
Tyler House
Sarah
Kentucky
New England
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Oak Streets
Mrs. Northrup
Europe
Tyler
Garret
Witherspoon Leads Met Opera Toward Warmer Style
Herbert Witherspoon begins as Metropolitan Opera head bringing homey touches to replace Gatti-Casazza. The Buffalo born 62 year old former actor and basso plans to humanize the company and ride with modern trends while maintaining artistic tradition.
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Herbert Witherspoon
Metropolitan Opera
Gatti-Casazza
Buffalo
Germany
Met
Rupert Hughes
Florence Hinkle
Caruso
Metropolitan
Sam Insults
Otto Kahns
Flowers Adorn Bench as Judge Critz Taylor Appointed
Flowers adorned the bench as Judge Richard Critz Taylor became an associate justice of the supreme court succeeding the late William Pierson. The ceremony occurred in Austin on May 2 with the UP report noting the appointment.
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Austin
Supreme Court
Richard Critz
Taylor
William Pierson
Grant Building Bid At Teague Texas Construction Awarded
Murch Brothers Corporation of St Louis submitted the low bid to construct a new facility at Teague Texas. The project award follows formal bidding with several contenders. Meanwhile British Malaya prepares to celebrate the silver jubilee of King George.
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Grant Building
Washington
Murch Brothers Corporation Company of
St. Louis
Teague
Texas
Bmiish
Malaya
George of
England
Fatherly Fox Outshines Others in Burgeoning Family
In a Burgess tale, Reddy Fox takes an active role raising his new brood, sharing the burden with Mrs. Reddy as Peter Rabbit Johnny Chuck and Jimmy Skunk neglect their young. The foxes teach responsibility, while the others’ offspring remain unseen and unsupported.
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Peter Rabbit
Johnny Chuck
Jimmy Skunk
Peter
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Johnny
Jimmy
Mrs. Reddy
School Days Study Notes and Historic Figures
The fragment highlights a glossary question set defining an abacist as a calculator. It recalls John Brown as an abolitionist who seized Harper's Ferry and was hanged in 1859. It also notes that Notre Dame’s backfield known as The Four Horsemen in 1924 included Crowley Layden Miller and Stuhldeher.
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John Brown
Harper's Ferry
West Virginia
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Crowley
Layden
Miller
Stuhldeher
Word Builder Puzzle and Newspaper Wordplay
A playful reader puzzle about building words by adding one new letter each step. It mentions peppers drying in Mexico, a native praising or deriding someone, and a race against time. The answer hints at a newspaper man connected to the editor with a joking horned figure and a three-tined fork.
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Mexico
Diet and rheumatism link explored by Boston study
In a large Boston hospital study of 75 patients with chronic joint inflammation researchers examined diets focusing on carbohydrate intake and vitamins. Some cases traced to infections like gonorrhea and tuberculosis. others showed no infection. A control group of 30 non rheumatic individuals provided comparison.
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Boston
German Musician Puzzle Edge Quizzes 19th Century Terms
The clue list lists a German musician born about 250 years ago and many cross word style hints including proportions streams metals sun related terms and various short answers. It appears to be a dense keyboard style puzzle with vertical and horizontal entries covering music theory astronomy and common words.
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