Amarillo Daily News History and Publishing Details
The Amarillo Daily News merged with Daily Panhandle and Daily Tribune in the mid 1940s, with staff including B. Nunn and J. L. Nunn as publishers and L. Nunn as general manager. The paper, a morning edition serving the Panhandle and surrounding states, notes distribution via mail and carrier with subscription and combo rates, and emphasizes Associated Press affiliations and a public corrections policy.
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Bisth
Fillmore
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
Astern
Maxico
Colorado
Ane
Estern
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Clase Mentier
New Mexico
Bveaty Post
The
Daily News
Cerrier
Cone News and Post
Absociated
Associated Prese
Inca
A THOUGHT Better is the poor that walketh in light
A brief line contrasts virtue and wealth, noting that the poor who walk in light are better than the perverse rich. The phrasing echoes archaic proverb style. No specific people or places are named.
Amarillo Welcomes Rail Boosters From Panhandle Cities
The Daily News welcomes visitors from Liberal Dumas Guymon and other North Panhandle towns for the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the Rock Island line from Amarillo to Liberal. Officials will decide permit actions affecting Panhandle growth as Amarillo and surrounding areas push development across Texas Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Liberal
Dumas
Guymon
Rock Island
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Plains
Interstate Commerce Commission
North Panhandle
The Lexingon Carrier Tradeoffs For Naval Power
The Lexington became a plane carrier under the Washington treaty, sacrificing heavy armor and guns for speed and propulsion. It emphasizes speed over gun battles, relying on other ships for defense and avoiding direct combat with gun-armed vessels. The piece reflects on progress and American manufacturing dominance.
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Lexington
Washington
Follow Somebody And You Fall Ee A Ee
A brief note warns that following a person or trend may lead to missteps or consequences. It cautions readers about imitating others without caution and suggests thinking independently to avoid negative outcomes.
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Three Letter Word Count Clue
Puzzle list of horizontal and vertical clues prompts scanning for three letter words. Entries include Ponderous volumes opening quaking dressed to expose air long marrow halls in churches liquid measure part of most common verb string instrument to sunburn stopped talked wildly to invade short rest to harass to capture deity part of verb to he lets half an em ghastly those versed in civil law maneuverer drank to excess intention flower leaf hastened engine room creaser to resc ue to finish royal seats bleaching chemical cavity acidity citric fruit above stomach of a bird to repulse.
Twenty Five Years Ago Today Echoes From A Funny Page
A fragmentary reminiscence notes how time changes people and phrases from a bygone era. The text blends folk speech with a odd list of clue-like words, including Turkish money and various domestic terms, suggesting a playful or puzzle-oriented column from a historical paper.
Texas Gubernatorial Outlook Near Primaries
Panhandle Press notes rising interest in Texas governor race nearly a year before the primary. It highlights a unique situation with Gov and husband serving, Lynch Davidson as a leading candidate, and Dan Moody as a rising statewide figure.
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Vernon
Texas
Ong
Lynch Davidson
Ferguson
Davidson
Dan Moody
Moody
Fergusons
Too Much Efficiency By ESCO Rath
Industrial tale follows the Economy and Efficiency Corporation as it redesigns processes at John W. Brooke Hardware and Machine Tool Company. A silent electric juggernaut upgrades files and desks, saving costs and proving the firm’s claims of dramatic efficiency gains and future promises.
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ESCO
John W. Brooke
Sherwood
Economy Andfficiency Corporation, Limited
Mr. Sherwood
Mr. Brooke
Neve
Brooke
John W. Brooke Hardware and Machine Tool Company
E. and E. Business
President Sherwood
Abe
Breach of Promise Suits Critique by Cynthia Grey
Cynthia Grey argues that breach of promise lawsuits resemble legal blackmail more than genuine harm. She notes the public airing of private letters and details, the cool courtroom demeanor of plaintiffs, and questions the moral grounds for such suits while urging readers to view them skeptically.
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Cynthia Grey
America
Elements Found in the Sun by Spectroscope
A spectroscopic analysis identifies copper nickel zinc lead and tin in the sun, outlining a diverse elemental composition. The observation supports broader understanding of stellar material and solar chemistry.
Letter From Leslie Prescott To The Little Marquise
In a late night scene, Leslie Prescott and allies discuss Jack’s accident and a plan to sleep after a taxing crisis. Sally Atherton urges rest while Syd and Jack weigh next steps including hospital visits for the injured, with Mrs. Atherton deciding to depart alone to avoid rumors.
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Leslie Prescott
Syd
Jack
Marquise
Mr. Prescott
Stimpson
Jimmie Condon
NEA
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William
George
Giano
Gia
Onin
Heem
Tewlami
NEA Service, Inc
Duke
Outlaws
Abe Martin
Garret
Lair
White
Indo-China
Ewene
Hardware King
E. and
B. Potentate
E. and E
Canyon
Flapper
Fanny
Sally Atherton
Leslie
Leiter
George McManus
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