Amarillo Traffic Route Critique Spreads From Alamogordo Letter
A letter from Alamogordo N M Chamber of Commerce president asks Amarillo to help redirect traffic diverted onto Highway 60 and routed toward Dallas and El Paso. Mayor Rogers cites lack of a local chamber and Griggs notes Amarillo citizens are not awake to highway importance. Traffic remains rerouted through Amarillo, with no city group to advocate for changes.
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Amarillo
Ross Rogers
N. S. Griggs
Chamber of Commerce
Griggs
Alamogordo C. of C
Oklahoma
Pigeons and Prowess Mark New York Theatre Season
A New York column recounts theater lore from Clarence Mackay to Owney Madden and Earl Carroll. It notes pigeons released during a show, a marksman with an air rifle, and profiles of figures like John Golden and Will Hearst, with street protest about carved Latin inscriptions and club closings.
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New York
Clarence Mackay
Sid Solomon
Eugene O'Neill
New Yorker
Westbrook Pegler
John Golden
Percy Hammond
Ohio
Cadiz
John N. Garner
Quincey
Bud Fisher
Jimmy Walker
Browning
Maybelle Manning
Park Avenue
Betzi
The
Follies
Joe Cook
Evansville
Ind
Altman
Friars
the Lambs
King Lardner
Harvard
Rob Wagner
Will Hearst
Arthur West
Oliver Herford
Gramercy Park
Earl Carroll
Mme. Bradna
Owen Madden
Carroll
Thrifty and Thriftless in Peter Rabbit Tale
In Thornton W Burgess bedtime stories Peter Rabbit is blamed for not working and storing mildewed clover as Mrs Peter chides him about thrift. The piece also notes media figures and a misremembered British film star name amid anecdotes and humor.
Expert’s Advice on Crime Busi ness From Spike O Donnell to Copeland
The piece presents Spike O'Donnell urging honest cops and court cooperation as the cure for crime. It argues reform hinges on integrity and energy, noting the difficulty of why authorities sometimes fail. It juxtaposes a grim view of democracy with a quote from Hitler.
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Spike O'Donnell
Chicago
Royal
Copeland
Is Our Enemy Surplus or Famine by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that the nation's real problem is qualitative famine not surplus. He urges policies to ensure adequate quality and variety of diet and that Americans are well fed and wisely fed, warning against long run production cuts while promoting a healthy food intake.
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Glenn Frank
America
Emily White Stevens
Edith Hawley
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Outrageous Fortune Unfolds as Jim Regains Memory
Caroline Leigh discovers Jim Randal, presumed drowned, alive with missing memories tied to the Van Berg emeralds and a murder. He recalls drinking with Elmer Van Berg and a forged marriage claim by Nesta Riddell, while Caroline confronts the revelation that Jim may be involved in theft and a crime. The scene ends as Jim hints at reclaiming Hale Place and a confrontation looms.
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Caroline Leigh
Jim Randal
Alice Arden
Hale
Caroline
van Berg
Elmer van Berg
Nesta Riddell
Jim
Nesta
Vyes
Jim Riddell
Grove Road
London
Aunt Grace
Craigellachie
Elmer
J. B. Lippincott Co
Dr Fishbein on Child Health and Behavior
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that behavioral issues in children can stem from physical illness and not just stubbornness. He notes the mind body connection and cites Johns Hopkins findings on how childhood diseases can affect overall development and behavior.
Loans for Valley Homes Are Made
Public Works Administration announced an allotment of 16 loans totaling 16 407 to 16 private property owners in Brownsville Texas for repairs to storm damaged buildings. The loans are secured by first mortgages and tied to a contract between the PWA and the Cameron County Emergency Relief Corporation.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Brownsville
Texas
Cameron County Emergency Relief Corporation
Henderson Postmaster G W L Smith Dies at 74
G W L Smith aged 74, long prominent in Republican circles in the state, died at his Henderson home last night. He earlier served as deputy internal revenue collector before becoming postmaster of Henderson.
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Henderson
G. W. L. Smith
Internal Revenue
Dan Thomas in Hollywood comedy and audience dynamics
Hollywood comedy pays big salaries to stars like Eddie Cantor and Harold Lloyd but translating stage timing to film is tough. The piece notes audience differences, citing Joan Crawford whose laughter is triggered by a prop man singing parodies, while Clark Gable responds to fan mail.
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Hollywood
Eddie Cantor
Zasu Pitts
Joe E. Brown
Harold Lloyd
the Marx Brothers
Joan Crawford
Joan
Clark Gable
Guiding Your Child Self-Confidence in Posture
Article by Alice Clarissa Richmond argues mental and emotional life shape posture. Correcting a child harshly may worsen issues like slouching or twitching. Build self confidence, emphasize strengths, and praise rare moments of good posture to foster equal footing and steadier bearing.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Evveryone
Federal relief grants totalling 2.65 million announced
The Federal Relief Administration announced 2 648 253 in unemployment relief grants for eight states and the territories of Hawaii and Puerto Rico. New Mexico received 35 412. Most grants were reimbursements for funds already spent, with Florida and Georgia exceptions.
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Washington
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Federal Relief Administration
New Mexico
Florida
Georgia
Child killed by truck in Houston playtime incident
Gordon Gustafson age 7 was struck and killed by a log truck while playing with classmates on the way home from school in Houston Texas. The tragedy occurred yesterday as the group chased each other near their route home.
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Houston
Tex
Gordon Gustafson
Famous ship owner pictured sparks detective wordplay
Puzzle spreads across horizontal and vertical clues naming a ship owner in the image. The grid hints at maritime terms and abbreviations while connecting to a historic figure known for owning ships and trading ventures.
Peter and Sammy Jay Debate Thrift in Story
An excerpt from a 1933 Burgess tale centers on Peter and Sammy Jay discussing thrift. Sammy argues true thrift means storing only sound food like squirrels, while Peter questions his own frugality and care inSaving provisions. The dialogue frames thrift vs waste with natural analogies.
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Sammy Jay
Peter
Sammy
Happy Jack
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Mrs. Peter
T. W. Burgess
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