Veteran bonus bonds and local law and order drive
The Amarillo Globe notes strict identification before veteran bonus bonds can be paid to ensure the money goes to the recipient in person. It also reports a new law and order effort by a Negro civic group to wear badges and promote peace in the city’s Negro section, while the City Commission refrains from deputizing them.
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Congress
United States
Amarillo
Law and Order League
Darktown
Jenny Wren and the Swallows Move in a Yard Feud
A children's tale recounts Jenny Wren’s fury when Farmer Brown’s Boy moves her nest to a different tree to displace Swallows Skimmer. Johnny Wren counsels patience as Jenny plots, while a neighborly dispute unfolds amid repeated scolding and a chance to reconsider.
Unconstitutional Laws and New Deal Emergencies
The piece argues that constitutional methods were bypassed to meet emergencies during the New Deal era, citing the NRA and AAA as useful yet unlawful stopgaps that eventually dissolved. It claims the Guffey act avoided a coal strike but remained flawed, asserting a durable, if controversial, technique for crisis management.
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Supreme Court
Congress
NRA
AAA
Behind the Scenes in Washington Hoover Not a Candidate Rumors Rise
A muddled Washington piece notes Hoover’s not a candidate statement sparked fresh talk of Republican dark horse contenders in the Senate. It covers reactions of Vandenberg, Dickinson, Borah allies, and mentions Coolidge draft rumors, Parley, and Guffey price fixing debates intertwined with court prospects.
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Washington
Herbert Hoovers
Senate
Vandenberg
Dickinson
Greiner Campes
Borah
Coolidge
Cleveland Stone
Hoover
London
Lan Oon le
Supreme Court
Penneylvania
Fllinois
Rescue at Avon Home Fire Sharpens Nurse Evans
Sarah Evans, a nurse at Avon Home, helps battle a blaze and saves the resident records. She moves through fire lines to the nurse's wing and then to the records office to secure vital files as engines flood the scene and order is restored for the evacuated elderly residents.
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Sarah Evans
Avon Home
David
Philip
David Long
Mrs. Greene
Martha
Mrs. Day
Miss Evans
Stratosphere Pioneers and a Backstory of Fire Rescue
Flight history notes Auguste Piccard reaching high stratosphere heights in 1931 and 1932. The narrative shifts to a fire at Avon Home, where nurse Sarah Evans tends to injuries while reconnecting with Phil Williams, who vows to stay and help. The piece blends past exploration with present emergency scenes.
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Russia
Italy
United States
Piccard
Switzerland
Belgium
NEA Service, Inc
Sarah
Phil
Sally
Avon
Miss Evans
Dr. Williams
Union Hospital
Sarah Evans
Phil Willams
Phil Williams
Phil Wiliams
Avon Home
Mitzi Ha jos Plans Summer in Budapest Home with Marshall
Blue-eyed Mitzi Ha jos, famed stage star, sails next month with husband Boyd Marshall and their griffin named Peter the Great for a lengthy stay in their Budapest terraced house bought in 1929. The couple, who toured widely, spent winters in New York and California, enjoying radio sketches and jewelry.
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Mitzi Hajos
Budapest
Hungary
Boyd Marshall
Griffin
Peter the Great
Mitzi
William Morris
College Pals Still Paling in Loose Reminiscence
The piece recalls college friendships between Brock Pemberton and Governor Alf Landon from Kansas University and their later paths in theater and politics. It notes Pemberton as a theater producer and Landon as governor while sketching memories of music boxes, vaudeville era tunes, Central Park, and urban scenes from New York and Santa Fe.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Brock Pemberton
Alf Landon
East
Landon
Kansas University
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Pemberton
Bickel and Watson
Rialto
Word Builder Takes His Man For A Walk In Awn
Clues hint at a playful pun involving a man and his partner during a honeymoon trip. The speaker notes the humorous disruption caused by a hat flying off and the need for a pacifying visit before marriage. An earlier answer references staying on the UP and SUP for a pruny diet.
Spinks Sought Here by Daughter in Portland Case
A Portland woman requests help locating her father, Charles Thomas Spinks, 49, 6 ft 2 in, seeking reunion after 24 years apart. He is believed to have come here from New York. Claude Criswell is named as a supposed cousin.
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Portland, Ore
W. D. DeGrassi
Charles Thomas Spinks
Spinks
Portland
New York
Claude Criswell
Actress from Budapest Eyes Film Colony Path
The passage notes a performer born in Budapest who hopes to join the film colony and play a mix of Marie Dressler and Mary Boland styles. It mentions an April 37th birth detail but lacks a complete date.
Social Reformer Horizontal Puzzle Solution List
Social Reformer puzzle grid clues reference famous socialist writers and political terms across horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle includes clues for figures born in Bashan and various attributes such as gems, rivers, ages, and units, forming a crossword style challenge.
Noted Hairdresser Maintains 30 Year Client Ties
The piece notes Clara Bell Walsh keeping a single hair dresser for three decades while a Northwest writer is described as a sturdy typewriter worker who splits rails until late morning. The column humorously contrasts different daily rhythms and skills.
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Clara Bell Walsh
Northwest
McNaught Syndicate
Six Eggs Decide the Skimmer Nesting Choice
Jenny debates moving her nest after Johnny Wren returns to Old Orchard. She ponders abandoning six eggs to rebuild elsewhere but the sight of those six eyes convinces her to stay and hatch them, ending the dispute in Farmer Brown's dooryard.
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Jenny Wren
Farmer Brown
Jenny
Skimmer the Swallow
Mrs. Skimmer
Johnny Wren
Skimmers
Skimmer
Johnny
Wether
Johnny Ha
T. W. Burgess
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