Amarillo Globe Sees Auto Tourism Grown Thru West
Mrs. W B Amacker of the Panhandle Automobile Club reports at a Colorado Springs convention that western clubs host tourists heading to the West and that highways through the Panhandle boost travel. She cites a 20 percent rise in travel and 25 percent rise in per capita spending, noting 2.7 million visited national parks in nine months of 1934 versus 2 million in 1933 and mentions motor tax funds and potential amendments on ballots in several states.
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SEPARATE AIR FLEETS
President Roosevelt endorses the Baker board report on army aviation which rejects a unified air corps. The plan favors expanding the existing Army Air Corps while the Navy develops its air arm separately. The article notes the civilian challenge of judging the issue and suggests future developments may clarify air force structure.
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Production and Prices in the Modern Economy
The author argues for maximum production and lower prices as the defensible policy in a power age. He warns against politically raised prices or reduced production, saying mass production must meet mass consumption to avoid surpluses and waste.
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Ferguson: A Curious World From William This
A brief feature by William This Curious World presents Ferguson insights from 1994, highlighting cultural service themes and the author’s perspective on civic life and curiosity.
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Ferguson
Worldly hunter and photographer vow future pact
Ivy Green assists hunter Harvey Bowers as they discuss plans for a dangerous camera hunt after Singapore. They debate love, risk, and whether to wed as Bowers reveals deeper feelings and proposes marriage, signaling a turning point in their relationship.
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Wong Bo
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Bowers
Ivy
Eye doctor links headaches to eyesight patterns
A British eye specialist reports that 240 of 1000 exam patients complain of headaches. He notes headaches behind the eyes are common when related to vision, with rare cases at the back of the head and occasional morning onset from overwork or dissipation, and that tiredness heightens pain awareness.
Guiding Your Child to Handle New Siblings
Analyzes Johnny a two to four year old coping with a new baby in the family. Emphasizes preparing him for the arrival, easing rivalry, and fostering protective, grown up feelings to reduce nervous strain and insecurity. Mentions a contrasting line about a kingly insect in African jungles.
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Johnny
Aristocracy of Past Seen
O O Mintaye portrays aging urban elites along Murray Hill and Broadway, noting retired aristocrats living on small incomes, their faded glamour, and social detachment. He contrasts this with aging commerce on Sixth Avenue, the quiet nocturnal city, and a waterfront jungle of cats and ships at night.
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A Fresh Start for Jerry Muskrat and Mrs Jerry
Jerry Muskrat grudgingly helps plan a new house with Mrs Jerry after Paddy the Beaver points out the first site’s flaws. They choose a safer location nearer shore and plan a sturdy, winter capable home to endure floods and supply materials Iike rushes. The tale emphasizes cooperation over complaint as work quiets grumbling.
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Mrs. Jerry
Paddy the Beaver
Jerry
T. W. Burgess
Fortification in Asia Crossword Puzzle Clues
A list of crossword clues across and down referencing fortifications in Asia and related terms. Includes numbers for positions and various definitions like sea eagle, frost bite, and dancing entertainment in India, with many entries cross referencing historical and geographic terms.
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India
Macadam Roads and Dreyfus Case Facts
The text lists three quiz questions with concise answers. It notes soil erosion in the United States removes about 121 billion pounds of plant food annually. It asks which Scotch engineer gave his name to a road type and answers John Loudon Macadam. It also asks what Alfred Dreyfus was accused of divulging, answering state secrets of France to a foreign power.
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John Loudon Macadam
Alfred Dreyfus
Dreyfus
France
Word Builder Fire and Sacred Books Puzzle
The passage combines two World Builder prompts about extending words with two new letters. It notes a fire at a race track caused by a foolish act of lighting a cigarette and a red haired man who cherished books so much that he punished crass feats.
TWA Starts Fast Mail Across U S
TWA announces a coast to coast air mail schedule reducing round trips by three hours by cutting five stops. Mail from Los Angeles reaches New York in 16 hours, and the reverse in 18 hours, with landings at Chicago Kansas City and Albuquerque. A trivia note states a male horse has 40
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TWA, Inc
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Albuquerque
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