It's A Crime You Read About But Supporters Ignore
A McClure Syndicate analysis argues crime costs the nation billions. It links public indifference to weak extradition rules and ineffective enforcement. It cites Copeland Committee estimates, police hurdles, and the need for business-led crime suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillinger
al Capone
Gerald Chapman
Copeland Committee
Senate
Cummings
Army
Navy
Department of Justice
American Express Co
Malcolm S. McN. Watts
Copeland
Congress
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Judith and Norman Dale face a tense courtroom dispute
Judith Dale and Norman Dale navigate a dramatic trial as Morton Lampere's schemes unravel. In courtroom exchanges, suspicions of perjury surface, and the couple plans Lampere’s exile while securing a future together at Hillendale. The narrative closes with their promised life beyond court as they discuss home, work, and a new domestic peace.
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Scathborne Field
Scathborne
Morton Lampere
Judith Dale
Lampere
Mrs. Dale
Scuthborne
Mr. Dale
Tom Bevins
Bevins
Mr. Bevins
Tom
Judith
Norman
Hillendale
DeMacs
Galveston
Delphy
T’d
Slim Sanford
Mexico
Mathile
Europe
Lige
Rosa
Big Tom
Begins Construction Company
Norman Dale
Jeanne Bowman
Skin as living tissue cautions in self treatment
Dr Morris Fishbein explains skin is living tissue that regulates itself with proper cleanliness. He warns that self treatment can be fatal for cancer signs or ulcers and that indiscriminate use of ointments for facial blemishes or athletic foot can worsen conditions and spread damage.
Panhandle is Writers Home in Hollywood Eatery Vision
In a Hollywood boulevard restaurant Jewell Schuman, a Texas Panhandle native, is described as a poet in a waitress’s brown uniform. The piece notes celebrities and a vibrant, informal literary scene with mentions of Rob Wagner, Eddie Cantor, George Jessel, Silvan Tashman, John Emerson, and Anita Loos amid Sunset Boulevard’s glow.
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O. O. McIntyre
Angeles
Hollywood Boulevard
Justling
Jewell Schuman
Mesefield
John Emerson
Anita Loos
Guiding Your Child Self-Expression on Public Transit
Analyzed scene shows Mrs. Smith’s three children causing disruption on a train. The author argues self-expression must be balanced with respect for others and that parents model restraint by keeping spaces clear for children's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Billy Mink Gets a Clue in a Green Forest Tale
Billy Mink fumes after misjudging where Rattles the Kingfisher lives along the Big River. He blames others and narrates a stream of celebrity sightings and reflections on fame, ending with a note on longing for home and a copyright tag from 1934.
National Debt Comparisons and Presidential Salaries
The text compares nations debts noting Britain at about 36.9 billion dollars versus the United States at about 25 billion. It states the President's secretaries receive ten thousand dollars yearly. It defines jelly as the exterior wooden rim or segment of a wheel supported by spokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
America
Word Builder Faces Mockery as He Prepares
A man endures ridicule from townsmen who mock his appearance and fear of challenging peers over a supposed sign of masculinity during Easter preparations.
Beauty Pursuit Sparks Scramble For External Glamour
A dramatic social inquiry questions how many women would sacrifice body and features for beauty. the piece critiques cosmetic vanity and the pressures of fashion, warning against superficial beauty standards. It highlights the allure of dreams and the harm of extreme beauty practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcels
Billy Mink Follows Rattles’ Clues Along the Laughing Brook
Billy Mink searches for the nest of his name along the Laughing Brook but learns Rattles the Kingfisher may not nest by the Big River. He snacks on a frog and a fish, then resumes the hunt with patience as the rattling voice echoes from different directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Rattles
Mrs. Rattles
Laughing Brook
Smiling Pool
Billy Mink
Among the Stars Horizontal 1L Puzzle Clue Answer Key
A compact list clues across horizontal and vertical entries for an astronomy themed crossword with terms like hell in the heavens and various celestial and everyday words. Includes clues such as Beret Ego and Barbed spear along with zodiac signs and body terms.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Associated Press
Associated Prose
Payalle
Advancs
Ccc
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
News Globe
BY Mail Daily
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Ce SS
the Globe
AEI Scpvece
Judith Lane
Cunard
Morgan
Valley of the Rio Diablo
Southborne
Louisiana
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
Panhandle
Writer's Home
West Texas
Rob Wagner
Jewell
McIntyre
Pampas
Hollywood
Mr. O. O. Movntor
Purple Gang
Hegira
Harry van Buren
Eddie Cantor
Tommy Manville
New York
George Jessel
Silvan Tashman
Los Angeles
Sunset Boulevard
Paris
Montmarte
Cafe Coo-Coo
Buttes
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Rattles the Kingfisher
Teeter
Sandpiper
Big River
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Frank Morgan
Walter Donaldson
Garbo
Doris Duke
Doris
McNight Syndicate, Inc
Word Builder
Among the
Hell
North America
Gemini
Virginia
Igildersleeve
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