Amarillo Daily News Publisher and staff listed in 1950s masthead
Amarillo Daily News details its publishing company and staff led by Gene A. Howe with Wilbur C. Hawk as general manager. The paper notes circulation, advertising, and editorial departments, along with subscription rates and delivery options for regions in the Panhandle and nearby states.
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B. Nuno
Amarillo Globe-News Publiishing Company
Sixth
Fillmore Streets
Gene A. Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dae
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Carrrier
Amariliw
Associated
Associated Press
Notice to the Public Board for corrections in columns
Public notice from the newspaper inviting readers to report erroneous reflections about individuals firms or corporations. It promises corrections will be published promptly and as prominently as any corrected reference when warranted.
Humility Quoted Verse on Kindness and Pride
A devotional line from Colossians urges kindness meekness and forbearance. An Emerson quote adds that the street exposes the proud to humiliations. The pairing reflects moral reflection in public discourse.
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Emerson
Dobbin Holds His Own
The piece argues that despite rising automobile use and mechanization, the horse remains crucial. It notes increased production of horseshoes nails and calks as evidence of a Dobbin comeback, contrasting a motorized world with the enduring value of horses as man's friend.
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Dobbin
Highway 6 convention sparks Amarillo business awakening
Amarillo hosts the U. S. Highway 6 association meeting as top business figures from Springfield Kingman and beyond urge recognition of highways as major community assets. They press Amarillo to leverage routes to tourism and commerce, noting the city sits on crucial corridors to national playgrounds and business travel.
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Amarillo
Springfield
Missouri
Kingman
Arizona
Highway 66 Association
Mysterious plot and peril in Porto Verde tale
Elise Marberry faces threats as a crime ring targets her Brazilian property. Vilak and attorney Davis Nunnally join elderly chemist Lincoln Nunnally to uncover motives behind staged murder charges and a highway leadership push linked to Amarillo. They are trapped by ruffians as a swarm of ants and vivid butterflies loom in a ruined house.
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Elise Marberry
Porto Verde
Brazil
Vilak
Attorney Davis
Elise
Lincoln Nunnally
Gaylord Prentiss
Villapa
Nunnally
Five War Era Quiz Questions From The Paper
The page presents a wartime quiz with ten questions. Questions cover U S entry into WWI, casualties, Brest-Litovsk, war declarations, and diplomatic cuts with Germany. It asks about the Lusitania sinking, Baseball's Big Four, the Panama Canal Zone width, the Panhandle State, the shekel, and population density by state.
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United States
Austria
Germany
Brest-Litovak
U. S
Panama Canal Zone
Panhandle
Union
Escape by Termites: Vilak Breaks Free in Jungle Ordeal
Vilak and Elise endure captivity in equatorial ruins as surgeon-like termites chew through leather cords binding them. Aiming to survive, Vilak discovers the insects’ appetite for oil-soaked ropes and plans a dramatic break as guards prepare to move them. The scene ends with Vilak free, hinting at an upcoming dash for escape and the wider mystery of their capture.
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Vitak
Vilak
Senhor
Jose Imperial Chapada
Elise
Nanny
Butter overfat diet guidelines from early nutrition text
The article advocates butter over animal fats for daily intake highlighting butter’s vitamin A content and ease of digestion when prepared by creameries. It notes cow milk butter is favored, urges avoiding meat fats, suggests butter on bread soups and vegetables, and warns against overheating which destroys vitamins.
Woman Arrested in Dallas for Assault to Murder
Mrs. Sam Stern horb, 25, arrested at her Dallas home on Tuesday charged with assault to murder after R. B. Darwin, a truck driver, was shot Sunday night. Darwin is in serious condition at a local hospital and says he did not know the woman.
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Dallas
Sam Sternhorb
R. B. Darwin
Darwin
Standard House Company Ready for Production
The Standard House Corporation completed its factory at 11 North Washington Street and is ready to gin turning out houses in large quantities. Dan Loeb announced that parts for more than one hundred houses were completed and ready to be assembled.
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Standard House Corporation
North Washington Street
Dan Loeb
Bride Leaves Job Amid Gossipy Talk
Mrs Tilford Moots jokes about Lindbergh's father being a congressman and wonders why someone told the truth. She remarks a bride earning a living faces pressure, noting the need for a leave of absence rather than giving up work.
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Lindbergh
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