Amarillo Faces Aviation Growth Crisis At Air Day Rally
Amarillo must expand English Field to handle 60 ton aircraft as aviation rapidly evolves. The city, a longtime aviation hub, risks becoming a flag station if it lags behind other metropolises in new field development backed by federal grants. The upcoming air day rally tests local commitment to the future of aviation.
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Amarillo
English Field
America
Happy Jack Squirrel Finds Chatterer Missing
A Busy fall sees Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel and Chatterer the Red Squirrel quarreling over nuts and acorns. Happy Jack avoids a fight, suspects Chatterer has moved, and plans to locate him, hinting at a change in the hollow tree territory.
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Chatterer
Johnny Chuck
Red Squirrel
Happy Jack Squirrel
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Parents Not Poverty Play Role in Juvenile Delinquency
A study by Dr. Sophia M. Robison for New York City's Welfare Council finds that one year as many children from families earning $50 a week or more are on probation as those from $25 or less. In 1920, 1960 children from wealthier families were on probation versus 1248 from poorer families. Poverty is not the sole cause. parental failure and broader social factors matter, suggesting a shift in addressing delinquency.
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Research Bureau
The
Welfare Council of
New York City
New York
Washington Inauguration Plans Amid Weather and Politics
Washington officials discuss January 20 inaugurations under the Norris amendment amid weather risks and security costs. Architects have drawn the Capitol platform while Congress allocated funds for preparations and crowd safety.
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Capitol
David Yun
Congress
District of Columbia
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Roosevelt
Arthur Ballantine
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Estuar “Hiyy
Harvare Crimson
World With a Fence Novel Preview in Atlanta Ad Office
A serialized romance set in Atlanta follows Carol Torrance as she falls for Blake Thornton, despite his wife Irma’s resistance. The dinner scene and late-night conversations reveal secret longing, moral conflict, and looming decisions as Carol and Blake navigate love and duty.
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Blake Thornton
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Blake
Denis Ford
Irma
Forbidden Paradise Hideaway Between Carroll and Blake
Carol and Blake guard their fragile happiness as a hospital miracle deepens their bond. They date secretly, share quiet moments in a country wood, and argue over how to face a world that could pry into their love.
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Sherwood
Olympus
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Blake
Carol
Paradise
Para- Gee
Stories in Stamps portrays Salzburg and its music festival
An article notes Salzburg Austria, nestled between two mountains along the Salench river, famed as Austria's German Rome. It highlights its annual music festival with operas and concerts, Mozart’s birthplace, and the Magic Flute house atop a mountain, depicted on Austrian stamps of 1923 and 1929.
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Mozart
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Rome
St. Peters
Juverum
Gene Buck the Broadway Torch Bearer in 1930s New York
In a profile by 0. O. McIntyre, Gene Buck stands as Broadway’s last guardsman. He remains optimistic that Broadway is still Broadway, recalling his rise from Detroit to the Lambs table and his lone defense of tradition amid a changing scene. The piece blends Buck’s steadfast persona with colorful vignettes of street life and theater power figures of the era.
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New York
Gene Buck
Broadway
Buck
Detroit
Gene
the Lambs
Victor Herbert
Wilton Lackaye
Figures show increase in smoking by Germans
Germans smoke more than ever per official stats for 1935 36 with 7.8 billion cigars and over 37 billion cigarets passing through the tobacco excise department. Smokers spent 91 percent more on tobacco than the prior year as home grown weed increasingly substitutes foreign stock.
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Berlin
Tobacco Excise Department
Carel and Blake Face Dangerous Bridge Tomorrow
Carel and Blake plan to cross a perilous bridge tomorrow as part of a tense scene. The characters anticipate conflict and possible consequences when they confront the situation.
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Carel
Blake
Patternless Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues List
A mixed word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clue strings and numbered entries covering adjectives nouns verbs and phrases across common crossword style. Clues include foods colors actions and celestial or geometric terms, with some entries referencing classical words and abbreviations.
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