Amarillo Hosts Highway 66 and 60 Association Meetings
A volunteer committee in Amarillo organized the Highway 66 Association convention earlier this week in the absence of a Chamber of Commerce and will host the Highway 60 Association meeting Friday and Saturday. Visitors praised the committee for warm hospitality and smooth arrangements. The effort, led by N. Griggs and co workers, relied on business firms for advance registrations and volunteers for entertainment, with citywide thanks offered to all contributors.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Highway 66 Association
Highway 60 Associaion
Ourther Road
Griggs
Icity
Newlyweds Host at Long Island Cottage Visit
A May 25 New York column recalls a young newlywed couple who arrived at a Long Island suburb box cottage after an auto breakdown and a shower. The scene shifts from their new home, radio and fox terrier to a sunset-tinged Corona upcountry shoot and a hotel corridor where a mystery unfolds alongside a crime-dream twist.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Long Island
Riley Wilson
West Virginia
John de Carlo
63D Boulevard
Corona
John
Astonishing Babies in Teeter the Sandpiper Story
Teeter the Sandpiper, with four newborns, is ready to venture into the world despite Peter Rabbit’s warnings. The piece riffs on nature, travel along Harlem River bridges, and a parade of notable figures and scenes from urban life, interwoven with satirical reflections on society and culture.
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Teeter
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Harlem River
Dangerous Drivers and Blame in Labor Debate
Amarillo police are ordered to tighten traffic enforcement focusing on red light right turns and stop sign violations while double parking is discouraged as a nuisance. A Pennsylvania politician is criticized for blaming demonstrators against sweatshops, arguing the sweatshops themselves foster class tension rather than the protests.
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Amarillo
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
The Humanization of Government by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that the President should wield extraordinary powers responsibly to humanize national policy. He notes radio addresses bring government closer to voters and calls for a stronger national leadership with Congress ensuring free debate. He urges reducing paralysis and seeking policies that avoid mutual cancellation of effort.
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Glenn Frank
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
The White Cockatoo Murder Mystery Update
Jim Sundean and detective David Lorn discuss the Paris hotel killings and a plot to seize a fortune via Sue Tally. Sundean investigates rooms thirty-four and thirty-five, spots ghostly fingerprints on glass, and senses a hidden watcher in a haunted hotel corridor as he probes the White Salon and nearby areas.
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Leyschiem
Grethe
Mrs. Byng
Sue
Mignon G. Eberhart Sundean
Jim Sundean
David Lorn
Sue Tally
Lern
Sundean
Madame Grethe
Lovschiem
Doughnuts Do Not Cause Digestive Trouble Study Finds
Dr Fishbein reports Yale physiology studies showing six doughnuts daily for six days did not cause constipation or health problems. Despite high fat, modern doughnuts with proper fat distribution did not hinder digestion in six men, challenging common beliefs.
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Department of Physiological Chemistry
Yale University
Dan Thomas in Filmland
Hollywood notes on Henry Garat replacing Janet Gaynor in Adorable and reviews I Cover the Waterfront with Colbert and Lyon. A $10 limousine rental for Valentino’s ghost wardrobe sparks a curious Hollywood trend as remaining costumes haunt remakes that never happen.
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Dan Thomas
NEA
Hollywood
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Farrell
Fox Studio
Henry Garat
Garat
Miss Gaynor
Max Miller
San Diego
Claudette Colbert
Ben Lyon
Rudolph Valentino
Hamlet
Paramount
Ricardo Cortez
Paul Bijlis
George Raft
Wanda Coleman Transfers Property in Country Club Addition
Courthouse records show Wanda Coleman conveying Lot 23 Block 4 in the Country Club Addition to J M Hyden for ten dollars dated May 18, 1933. Separate motor vehicle listings name owners and dealerships including R P Black, B Brownfield, and Walter Irvin Inc among other Texas registrations and Olds and Chevrolet dealers.
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Wanda Coleman
J. M. Hyden
Country Club
R. P. Black
Lipscomb
Toney Chisum, Inc
Graham
A. M. Brownfield
Brownwood
Texas
Plymouth
R. C. Ware
Amarillo National Bank
Walter Irvin, Inc
Ford. Co
E. Weymouth
Harrison
Ford
Marion Halsey
Hughes
R. W. Thompson
Alabama
Amarillo
Olds Co
Oldsmobile
E. Draper
West 11Th
Plains Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet
Brummett Honored As Distinguished Student At A M College
Marvin Kight Brummett son of Mr and Mrs C J Brummett of 1312 Taylor Street has been named a Distinguished Student at Oklahoma A and M College Stillwater Okla The honor is awarded to roughly one seventh of the student body indicating scholastic achievement He belonged to the Amarillo High School class of 1930
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Marvin Kight Brummett
C. J. Brummett
Taylor Street
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Stillwater
Okla
Rbrummett
Amarillo High School
Lucy Avoutad RADIO Clock C&AVUTTERFISLO NY May 25
A radio schedule lists programs on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC with shows and times. A narrative follows about Teeter and Peter observing four newborn mites in a nest learning to swim and survive revealing themes of birth, parenting and wonder.
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New York
WEAF
NBC
Rudy Valleenour
Jack Pearl
WABC
CBS
Evan Evans
Colonel
Budd
Phil Regan
WJZ
Gladys Swarthout
Buenos Aires
Twin Cities
Japanese City Puzzle Glossary Mix Surfaces Across Page
The fragment shows a crossword style list with numbered clues spanning across horizontal and vertical sections. It references places such as Japanese city damaged by an earthquake and fire ten years ago, religious recluse, minerals, garments, and various common nouns.
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Stranger
Melody
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Globe
The
News Globe
Mail Daily
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Eer
the Globe
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Teeter the Sandpiper
Old Mother Nature
Masterson
Broadway
Earl Sande
al Smith
Alfred Lewis
Corey Ford
Freedom
N. H
Karl Harriman
Philadelphia
Eddie Guest
Ogden Nash
Charles Hanson Towne
Boston
Julian Street, Jr
May Christie
Beverly Hills
Roy Howard
Orient
Maxine Elliott
Queen Mary
Countess Sourpuss
Agatha
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Seidaner
Zillah
Ucnet Fea
Oreat Brnaie
Adobe Houses
Origin
Kansas
Ross Murphy
Ray Senseky
News-Globe
By Mignon G. Eberhart
Father Robart
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygie, the Health Magazine
Courthouse Records
Smiling Pool
T. W. Burgess
Peru
EL Onis
Vesta
Ireland
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