Mysterious Wave Returns to the London Underworld Quest
John Waye, faking his own death, traces Kidnappers who killed his daughter Rosemary. He allies with detectives William and Mrs. William, followed by a perilous chase through Chicago San Francisco Rio de Janeiro and Shanghai to England. In England he plans to ambush Spider Schlitz at Dr Charters nursing home with help of Uncle's scheme and Williams William.
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John Waye
Rosemary
John Waye St. Clair
Ramsom
William
Waye
St. Clair
Simon
Spider” Schlitz
Chink Dorson
Gryde
Jimmie
Ohio
Williams H. William
Doc English
Kung Simon
Limey Simon
San Francisco
Spider Schlitz
Uncle's
Schlitz
Kearney
Rio de Janeiro
New York
Columbia
Dorson
Jimmy
Seattle
Pacific
Shanghai
Chicago
England
Theodore Charters
Manuel Machado
Charters
Machado
John Dacre Waye Vanderleur St. Clair
Sir Bernard Matthieson
Bernard
London
Williams H William
Witherby End
Theophilus Webb
Squire Webb
Parental Faults Blamed for Juvenile Delinquency Say Judge
Judge S N Starnes of Altus Oklahoma told Peace Officers at Amarillo that parental faults cause 95 percent of juvenile delinquency. He urged parents in Texas cities to discipline and train youth, warning that lack of environment and association lead to trouble and courts.
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S. N. Starnes
Altus
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Texas
Starnes
Portrait of a Friend by Glenn Frank
A tribute to a rare spirit who enriched friends with aliveness and generous tolerance. She faced duty without flinching, sacrificed without whimpering, and offered unwavering friendship and understanding. Her noble character endures in those who knew her.
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Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
How It Began Crackers And The Whip Sound Origins
Georgia and Florida residents tied dry buckskin to whips and snapped them to imitate pistol shots. The term crackers arose from those whip users and a newspaper man allegedly coined the rival tale of two quarrelsome tom cats in a convention. The Globe invites reader ideas for more origins in this series by Russ Murphy.
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Georgia
Florida
Peature Service Bro
Russ
Russ Murphy
Flying clubs gain in favor over country clubs
New York May 7 exclusive country clubs face competition from aviation clubs expanding coast to coast. Hicksville leads with a 50-plane hangar and 250-member cap, boasting Col Lindbergh John Hay Whitney Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and Dupont Rockefeller names. Prominent flyers visit, while plans call for 150 more clubs nationwide and a large East 62nd Street aviation club. A humorous aside notes mistaken phone greeting and a medicine show visit on Pelham Parkway.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Lorig Island
Hicksville
Col. Lindbergh
John Hay Whitney
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Duponts
William G. McAdoo
California
Amelia Earhart
William B. Leeds
Greenwich
East 62d Street
Health Group Issuing Food Permits in Amarillo
The Amarillo Potter County Health Unit has issued nearly 100 new food handling permits since May 1 despite all permits expiring April 30. No charge for permits, but workers must hold health certificates costing one dollar, renewed every six months. In the last month inspectors gave 398 food handling places a review and examined 169 food handlers.
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Amarillo-Potter County
Health Unit
Suspect in Murder Freed on Bond in Brownfield Case
J. A. Bond of Brownfield released on 10000 bail after a habeas corpus hearing before Judge Gordon B. McGuire. Bond is charged with murder in the April 5 fatal shooting of J. C. White, a Brownfield case operator. Witnesses testified and Bond claimed self defense. Trial set for September term in Brownfield.
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Lamesa
J. A. Bond
Brownfield
Bond
White
Antelope Jack Stages Fast Chase in Arizona Desert
Flip the dog chases a long-eared white and yellow Antelope Jack across a desert edge on a ranch visit with Farmer Brown's Boy. The strange animal, big ears and varied coat, reveals his true colors and proves a swift, elusive opponent in a brisk pursuit.
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Flip
Farmer Brown
Arizona
Tom
Flip Towa
Brown
Jumper
Green Forest
Peter Rabbit
Juniper
Antelope Jack
T. W. Burgess
Windy night damages oil derricks in Miranda City
A fifty mile per hour wind in Laredo and Miranda City caused minor damage. Oil derricks in Miranda City were reported blown down amid the gusty weather last night.
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Laredo
Miranda City
Vengeance Path and a Fatal Ending Ahead
The passage hints at a vow of deadly force and a tense moment in Witherby End. Waye, torn between two fates, senses that vengeance reshapes his future toward a lethal conclusion. The lines reveal a protagonist driven by hate and a looming, irreversible outcome.
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Frederick A. Stokes
Waye
Crossword Puzzle Clues One Layer Yet To Solve
Yesterday's puzzle answers referenced bones earth shock Ma nagua capital of T and list many clues including grace and pine fruits and sesame. The fragment shows scattered entries such as grief rise to get up and nouns for animal terms and cooking vessels.
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Beau Geste
Globe-News- Publishing Co
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Owe
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Associated Press
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Inarilo Globe
Ama
A Yillo Daily News
Globe
News-Globe
By Mail
New Mexico
the Globe
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Walter S. Gifford
Broadway
Hollywood
Dorothy Knapp
A. J. Morrell
Westminister, Md
Serge Rachmaninoff
Russia
Panvoras
Pandora
Earth
Sprinkle
Hicksville, New York
Black
Starr & Frost, Gorham, Incorporated
Pelham Parkway
Flip Loses His
Jack
Tenth Avenue
Harlem
France
Greta Garbo
Marlene Deitrich
Garbo
Floyd Gibbons
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Aeros
Wisconsin
Managua
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