Saar plebiscite to decide fate of coal rich basin
The Saar Basin voters on January 13 will choose whether the territory rejoins Germany, joins France, or remains under League of Nations administration. About 300,000 of 828,000 inhabitants are expected to vote. If reunification with Germany wins, coalmine repayment terms must be settled, with France insisting on cash payment and continued priority in coal deliveries.
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America
Europe
Saar
Germany
France
League of Nations
Andre Fribourg
Foreign Affairs Commission
Chamber of Deputies
This is the House the Government Built
Fragmented text describes a farmer living in a government built house amid idle land and trees cleared for farming. Mentions bonuses for growing less cotton and a house for those who try to Figure it all out by the government. Entities include government and farmer, with references to land use and tree clearing.
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Une
Ginis
Savings growth signals recovery in New York banks
New York state savings banks had 5,261,000 accounts on October 1, up 145,000 from a year earlier, with deposits exceeding 5 billion dollars, a gain of 65 million in the past year, indicating more citizens can save despite talks of weak business. Tax simplification urged as taxes mount across multiple levels and jurisdictions.
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New York State
Savings Banks Association of
State of
New York
Silver's Return Threatens Marian and Cliff’s Fate
Marian Gordon suspects a staged death memo by Cliff Hendon to escape creditors. She confesses to banker-like manipulation that sparked a hospital siege and looming legal ruin. Silver presses Lon to join her in Reno, while Marian faces a crucial airport reunion and a dangerous ultimatum.
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Marian Gordon
The
Morning Dispatch
Cliff Hondon
Silver
Cliff
Lon Casad
Marian
Oakland
Reno
Hondon
Cliff Hendon
Anne
Ian
Silver Hendon
Max Hamlin
Bowen
Hamlin
Tan
Fraternity Brothers
Crew Brothers
Yacht Club Brothers
Yacht Club
Bilver
Meredith
Health Talk on Disease Prevention and Malaria Legacy
The article emphasizes prevention as key to wiping out infectious diseases and notes that modern science stops spread by avoiding the sick and destroying germs in secretions. It cites malaria’s transmission by mosquitoes and cites Rome’s decline as linked to malaria breeding grounds and urban migration patterns. The piece links public health measures to historical outcomes and the need to prevent disease through sanitation and behavior.
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Roman Empire
Rome
Scout Troop Plans Educational Tour in Amarillo
Scout Troop 1 of the Amarillo area will stage an educational tour of the Griggs Funeral Chapel Friday evening. Members meet at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church at 7 30 and depart immediately. All friends and troop members are urged to attend the Griggs Chapel educational trip said H N Miller.
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Amarillo
Boy Scouts
Griggs Funeral
St. Andrew's Episcoal
Griggs Chapel
H. N. Miller
Journal Wife Suffers Most in Newsroom Gossips
In a humorous look at press life, Neysa McMein’s husband and a cast of peers are sketched as celebrity archetypes. The column notes journalists’ home dramas, social circles around Paris and New York, and the peculiar habits of the news trade. It ends with a quip about Ouida Juanita Ouilette and a copyright notice.
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New York
Neysa McMein
Jack Baragwanath
Paul Draper
Ely Culbertson
Ruth Bryan Owen
Louise Dresser
Lisle Bell
Roscoe Ates
Henry VII
Farley
Woolworth Donohue
Christopher Morley
Bert Lytell
Jimmy Walker
Peter Arno
Courtney Burr
Rialto
The Chagrin of Reddy Fox in Green Forest
Spite the Marten taunts Reddy Fox as he hunts where he pleases. Reddy declares he will drive Spite out, even kill if necessary. Spite dodges on ground and in trees, taunting and outmaneuvering the larger fox to stay free in the Green Forest.
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Marten
Reddy
Green Forest
Spite
Courthouse Records And Notices From Amarillo 1934
A compact listing covers warranty deeds, car registrations, and building permits in Amarillo. Entries include Cent. So. Saving & Loan to H A Smith for Lot 5 Block 90 San Jacinto Heights, various vehicles from United Sash and Door Co and Ford Tudor models, plus John Killion and Harry Myers building additions. City water works and improvements valued at over 107 thousand dollars and 70 thousand for Bonham address improvements, with several property repairs and reshingle work. A brief fiction excerpt follows about Spite and Reddy in the Green Forest and a closing note for the next story Happy Days Again.
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H. A. Smith
San Jacinto Heights
United Sash & Door Co
Ralph Kennister
Chevrolet Coacht
Harry Summers
Ford Tudor
John Killion
N. Johnnet
Harry Myers
15Th
City of
Amarillo
Bonham
Ann Boutell
M. L. Dudley
van Buren
Silas Hart
Kentucky
B. R. Coe
Fairmont
All Saints Day origins and a couple trivia answers
November first is All Saints Day, established in the 7th century to honor lesser saints and martyrs without dedicated feasts. Shakespeare wrote the epigram "Brevity is the soul of wit." The Saar Basin gains economic importance from its rich coal deposits.
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Wit
Shakespeare
Saar
Word Builder Heat Delivers Daily Riddle Challenge
A city puzzle item describes a word builder game where each new word adds a letter to the previous set. The narrative includes quotes from a Kentucky man about performance and a prior day’s weather. The example reveals the solution involving a fat man fanning himself, swatting a fly, and wiping sweat.
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Kentucky
All but Two Sign Refiners Accord in East Texas
Tyler November 9 Jules Constantin, president of the Independent Refiners Association of East Texas, announced that all but two refiners have signed contracts reinstating the purchasing agreement with major companies to eliminate distress gasoline. Those two are expected to sign tomorrow, bringing the field to 100 percent participation and making the plan effective.
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Tyler
Jules Constantin
Independent Refiners' Association of
East Texas
American actor and railbird clues spark word puzzle
A dense crossword style puzzle lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries. It features a well known American actor and various wordplay hints including rail, speedster, jump, and other terms such as deity, shade, kiln, and falsehood, inviting solving of a themed grid.
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Gene Howe
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Hawk
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Neeee
Sean Eeeenee
Globe
News-Globe
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New Mexico
the Globe
Kteeguect
Glenn Frank
Code Administration
William
Ferguson
Nua
Heth Lane
Marian Cordon
Jeanne Bowman
Lon
Cheerio
East
Nevada
Jeanne Bowmen
Oo. O. McIntyre
Lucius Beebe
Ted Woodyard
Long Island
Steve Hannagan
Ritz
Charlie Journal
Tommy Lyman
Anna Held, Jr
Peekskill Hills
Manhattan
Anna Held
Cafe de la Paix
Miss
Gellett Burgess
Boulevard Raspail
American Authors League
Burgess
Societe Des Gens de Lettres
Fontainbleau
Bowery
Ouida Juanita Ouilette
Northwest
Weeda Waneta Willette
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Chagrin
Reddy Fox
Hay
Courthouse Records
T. W Burgesses
Uttle Bro
Cemae
Word Builder
David
Christ
Iceneral Tsai
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