Amarillo Globe editorial piece highlights city pride and police praise
The Amarillo Globe extols Amarillo pride and examines traffic, police, and civic life. It notes Chicago's Loop and New York's Broadway as comparisons while praising local drivers, streets, and pedestrians. It also urges public respect for police and celebrates a birth and local quirks.
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United States
Polk Street
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Broadway
New York
Harwood Reville
Treasury Department
Behind the Scenes in Washington on Roosevelt Court Fight
The piece surveys Supreme Court deliberations on social security and unemployment tax plans tied to Roosevelt’s court program. It notes Justice Roberts as pivotal amid debates whether taxes to fund old age benefits pass constitutional muster, affecting the welfare power and future court shifts.
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Owon Josephus Roberts
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Roberta Ned
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Rutter
Deventer
Roberta
Sybil plots to break the Barrett secret to help Bob
In a late night call from Philip in San Francisco, Sybil learns that Joan Barrett, the daughter of a murderer hanged ten years earlier, may be the same Joan haunted by blood. Sybil plans to reveal the truth through Uncle John to spare Bob further heartbreak, then races to his house with the intent to tell him.
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John Hendry
Bob Andrews
Hendry
Joan
Sybil Hendry
Philip Hendry
Sybil
Dorothy Starke
Charles Norton
California
Philip
Barrett
San Francisco
Bob
New York
Thomas Barrett
San Quentin
Philp
Watson
Uncle John
John
Abraham
Jennings
Mr. Norton
Bey
Anosmia and idle talk in a New York column
A San Francisco doctor warns of widespread anosmia impacts from congenital to sinus causes. The piece blends humor about taste and color perception with reminiscences of notable figures, plus reflections on libraries, elevators, and social etiquette, ending with a cliffhanger from a House of Death subplot.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
San Francisco
Teeter the Sandpiper Wins Redwing's Respect
In a tale of unlikely heroism Teeter the Spotted Sandpiper defies Redwing the Black Bird by showing swimming and diving prowess. Teeter's courage and skill reveal dignity beyond appearance, changing Redwing's view from scorn to respect at their Smiling Pool.
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Blackbird
Teeter
Smiling Pool
Heads Up Posture and Neck Strain Explain Balance
The piece warns that drooping or excessively raised heads show laziness or vanity, while proper alignment prevents neck spasms and headaches. It notes how poor posture harms spinal joints and suggests keeping chin up and chest aligned for grace and balance.
Pictured game puzzle clues list with many sports terms
Horizontal clues cover terms for golf and board wordplay while vertical clues span chatter unit quantity to sailing and anatomy. The grid includes tasks like starting spots in golf and a jester, with many cross references such as waterfowl and era.
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