Transient youth on the road grow in numbers
Washington travelers aid officials warn thousands of youths aged 16 to 20 have become a social concern. They flee poverty or family strain, hitchhiking across cities and regions, often learning theft, panhandling, or drug use from older road veterans as unemployment and pride drive them away from home.
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Washington
Beatrice Hodgson
Travelers’ Aid Society
Hodgson
West Point
Marie C. Judge
Travelers’ Aid
Baltimore
New York
Atlanta
Richmond
Philadelphia
A Test of Tariff Policy by Glenn Frank
The author argues that high tariffs abroad harm global economic activity and urges downward revision of Fordney McCumber rates. He cites Oscar Underwood on debt repayment and calls for policies that boost European buying power to create a market for American goods. The piece emphasizes reciprocity and the national interest in Europe’s prosperity.
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Oscar Underwood
Europe
United States
McClure
You Cant Marry by Julia Cleft-Addams
A fragment from a serialized drama depicts Eddie Townsend’s fear after a crash and Georgie fearing employer exposure of their secret marriage. Georgie’s cousin Jenny plans to pretend she married Eddie, hoping to ease the turmoil as Georgie wrestles with guilt, fear, and changing loyalties.
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Eddie Townsend
Georgie
Jenny
Eddie
Jenny's Secret Sunday Plan Backfires in London Tale
Jenny plans a quiet day with Georgie but misses the moment as the girl slips away to Rochester Gate. At Mrs Bigger's shop she watches a reflection mislead her, then Gill arrives with a tense warning about Miss Revell's request and the risk of exposure.
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Eyle Street
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Rochester Gate
Gill
Miss Revell
College Band Concert To Promote Amarillo Charity
Amarillo College Players present a benefit comedy The Man From Mexico at the high school auditorium. The college band directed by Buck Cathey will broadcast live from WDAG at 8 15 tonight. Martha Washington candy shop will give away three boxes to callers during the show. Proceeds go to the crippled children’s fund.
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Buck Cathey
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Mexico
Crippled Children’s Fund
Storm damage repaired at Palo Duro water site southwest of Amarillo
A lightning storm damaged a 150 horsepower booster pump motor at the Palo Duro water plant, the city’s only water source until a new site began operation last fall. The motor was rebuilt at no cost to Amarillo since municipally owned machinery is insured. several large motors were destroyed by lightning earlier.
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Palo Duro
Amarillo
Here
Ferries and the City Life Pulse on Rush Hours
A May New York City piece surveys ferries as a cross section of life during morning and evening commutes. It notes the middle class push toward home ownership, social rituals after work, and the ferries' charms from sea air to city skyline, with anecdotes about notable figures and scenes.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Jersey
Staten Island
Broadway
Horatio Alger
Defiance of superstition highlighted NBC radio Friday plan
NBC program manager Len Kaney previews a special WEAF NBC program at 2 PM to mock superstitions by breaking a mirror and walking under a ladder. Ben Grauer to describe the New York beer for taxes parade from a blimp with George Hicks and Eddie Thorogsen reporting along the march.
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Chicago
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Ben Grauer
George Hicks
Eddie Thorge
Old Man Coyote Outsmarted in River Chase
In a tale from T. W. Burgess dating 1932, Old Man Coyote and Buster Bear set a plan to trap Jerry Muskrat by a swift section of Laughing Brook. Jerry narrowly escapes by swapping banks, then uses a bend to loop toward safety, revealing a living doppelganger ruse that foils the set.
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Old Man Coyote
Jerry Muskrat
Jerry
Buster Bear
Laughing Brook
Green Forest
Smiling Pool
Green Meadows
Paddy the Beaver
T. W. Burgess
Witty Notes on 1932 Elite Attire and High Life
The piece recalls beaver hats and dove coats with bold gloves and bright shirts as symbols of luxury. Diamond Jim Brady once shielded by shadows sought large troves of IOUs destroyed, reflecting a creed of carefree excess and social spenders.
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Diamond Jim Brady
Diamond Jim
Crossword Puzzle Clues Seedfill the Democratic Theme
A dense set of crossword hints covers varieties of quartz and many Democratic related terms. Clues reference keynoter national chairmen and historical candidates with numerous definitions across vertical and horizontal entries.
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The
Democrats
Neca
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