Neglected Trees Plague Amarillo City Park
Citizens lament the neglect of trees in City Park Amarillo as hundreds die or dwindle. About 10 000 trees were planted by the city and schoolchildren who care deeply for their welfare. Proper maintenance including watering from an adjacent lake and weed control could restore the grove's beauty for Panhandle pride.
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Amarillo
Unsung Hero Teaches Dignity Through Debt Repayment
Gray Carroll a Tulsa lawyer who died recently rose from $25 000 debt to paying $50 000 total after twenty years of work and thrift. In 1928 he hosted a dinner for 125 friends saying every cent is paid I am happy. He repaid all creditors with 6 percent interest reflecting his belief in perseverance.
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Babe Didrikson Wins Legal Victory For Independent Status
Babe Didrikson, 19, once the Olympic champion with multiple events, gains legal recognition to sign contracts. Her father and coach testified to her independence despite hurdles, underscoring her versatility and resolve as she manages business affairs.
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New Fortunes Rise From New Fields Says Glenn Frank
The article argues the next decade's striking fortunes will stem from new industrial fields. It outlines four stages of development from basic research to mature exploitation and notes several innovations poised to reach market readiness as external demand ripens.
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Nothing Venture drama at the Luxe in a fearful dinner
Nan fears for Jervis as she recalls a plot to kill a man she believes is him. They dine with Ferdinand Francis at the Luxe while Nan pieces together dangers from Jervis and Rosamund Carew, amid lingering doubt and shifting trust.
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Surgery for Cataract by Dr Copeland VO
Dr Copeland emphasizes cataract causes and prevention, noting unknown primary cause and that cure requires surgery not medicines. He warns traumatic cataract from eye injuries and urges timely operation while the fellow eye remains capable. He advises consulting a physician and eye surgeon for treatment decisions.
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Glamis Castle Closed Over Tax Fears and Theatrical Echoes
The piece muses on Glamis Castle's closure due to taxes, wonders about its fate if shut, and riffs on Macbeth era imagery. It riffs on Glamis, Lady Macbeth, Ellen Terry, and public interest in crime, while noting the castle’s uncertain future and public fascination with historic sites.
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Vista Changed To Gloom In Central Park Dawn
New York scene shows a once tranquil dawn transformed as jobless and submerged people bivouac in Central Park. The article notes mostly men, some women, sleeping then fading as light arrives, altering the park’s familiar beauty.
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Central Park
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Bedtime stories and farm favors in Burgess tales
A collage of Thornton Burgess juvenile yarns blending a Cowbird tale with Chippy the Chipping Sparrow rescue and Farmer Brown's Boy moral lessons. The piece weaves in a radio era anecdote and a brief note on Mexican diplomatic changes in San Antonio.
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Broadcasting Plans Return to Eastern Colleges in Radio Schedule
The Associated Press Radio Editor notes the Eastern Intercollegiate Association lets game broadcasts proceed per member, networks line up schedules with Roosevelt campaign speeches from Topeka and Salt Lake City, and daily program lineups across WEAF N B C WABC CBS and WJZ NBC include talks, music, and features through midweek.
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New York
Eastern Intercollegiate Association
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Kan
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CBS
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Youth dies in truck crash near Tivoli bridge
Loren Ryon, 20, Victoria high school graduate and former football star, died from injuries after the truck he drove crashed into a Guadalupe River bridge near Tivoli. He was the son of Dr. H. Ryan, a Seadrift physician.
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Premier of Sweden Resigns Amid Security Concerns
A Swedish premier recently resigned amid security concerns while other items note weapons, a clog with a thick sole, and various crossword clues. The list spans terms from spring to constellation and includes terms for parts of footwear, fabrics, and musical instruments.
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