Amarillo Daily News and Delly Tribune merger ad
The Amarillo Daily News announces a merger with Delly Tribune and outlines staff roles, publication scope, and advertising details. The paper serves Amarillo and the Panhandle region, with distribution coming in advance of other major papers and notes Associated Press membership and circulation audits.
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Delly Neve
Delly Tribune
Huse
Pe Mummers
Coors
Lea
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dales
Port Worth
Oklahoma City
Aosarillo
Riedbes
New Moxico
Amanrillo
Cceeessi
Evening Post
The
Daily News
Eargy News
Evening Post Impomtions
Smalilie Enty Mail
Absociated Press
Associated Freas
Inca! News
Associated Press
Public notice on corrections policy in The News
A statement pledges to correct erroneous reflections about individuals firms or corporations appearing in The News. It asserts no intent to injure any party and promises prominent corrections when warranted or corrections of wrongly published references.
The Locusts Move On Without a King Quote
A reflective aphorism notes that the locusts advance united without a ruler while contrasting the true king’s protection with loyal friends, drawing on Petrarchan sentiment about leadership and companionship.
How Rotten Are Texas Highway Contracts Questioned
Attorney General Dan Moody urged the highway commission to cancel road maintenance contracts in 33 counties amid bids higher than the lowest. The $161,136 spread among the contracts raises calls for an investigation and a possible legislative special session to reveal the highway program’s facts. Speaker Lee Satterwhite said a special session would not be out of place as the people deserve answers.
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Dan Moody
Highway Commission
Texas
Moody
Commission
Amarillo
Lee Satterwhite
Firestone Rubber Plan Seeks Liberty From British Grip
The piece notes Harvey Firestone's large scale rubber plantation plans in Liberia aiming to reduce British rubber control. If successful, auto owners nationwide, including Amarillo and the Panhandle, would see lower costs. The article underscores broad public interest in this strategic move.
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Harvey Firestone
Liberia
Amarillo
Panhandle
Mr. Firestone
British Rubber Trust
Sports as moral training and civic benefits
Sports foster fitness and character for participants and spectators alike. The essay notes sports helped civilize the Philippines and aid modernization in China and Japan, praising their global influence and moral impact.
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China
Japan
England
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Brain-Teaser Challenge
A compact crossword puzzle item listing horizontal and vertical clues. Several entries include Herons and related terms, with numerical clue markers like 55 st and 58 59. The grid references unknown letters, inviting solvers to fill definitions for terms such as redness of the skin duplicate allot obliterate and other listed clues.
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Bos
Childress Fair Nonprofit Defends Finances Local Call to Support
Panhandle Press and Dallas advocate the Childress State Fair remains non profit with profits reinvested into the fair. The Post urges residents to fund a $250 plus deficit, citing Amarillo’s $32,000 deficit repayment as a motivating example. Labor debate contrasts American labor stance with Soviet ties at Atlantic City meeting. Secretary of State context follows.
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Childress
Childress State Fair
Dallas
the Post
Amarillo
Labor
Kellogg
The
New Mexico State Tribune
Red International
American Labor Movement
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Arthur A. Purcell
Russia
Atlantic City
Moscow
Green
Shapurji Saklatvala
Washington
Efficiency and an unexpected houseguest in a family tale
John W Brooke appoints Economy and Efficiency Corp to manage his household leaving his three grown children Constance William and Alice unaware. H Hedge arrives posing as the father’s representative and gently provokes curiosity at the Brooke mansion while dinner unfolds between teasing and an eerie familiarity. The scene hints at an experiment brewing within the family dynamic and Hedge’s true aims.
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John W. Brooke
Economy and Efficiency Corporation, Limited
Constance
William
Alice
H. Hedge
Brooke Mansion
Hedge
Brookes
Mr. Hedge
Billy
Connie
Efficiency Engineer Comes to Brooke House
Hedge, a representative of the Economy and Efficiency Corporation, arrives at hardware magnate John W. Brooke’s home to impose cost cutting. He claims to run the household in his absence and previews a fifty percent waste reduction, while Constance weighs cautious options as Horace the butler endures a lecture on economic living. The scene closes with a tease for the next chapter on scientific management under fire.
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Alice
Billy
Hedge
Constance
Horace
Brookes
H. Hedge
Mr. Hedge
Economy and Efficiency Corporation
Limi Ed
Mr. Brooke
John W. Brooke
Anal
E. E
New York Doctor Reports Right-Side Heart Find
A New York doctor recently identified a heart on the right side in a patient, described as a rare anatomical finding. The quirk prompts reflections on medical anomalies and the quirky exchanges in ABE MARTIN’s humorous tirades about modern woes.
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New York
Funeral Held for Canyon Man Stock Farmer
Funeral services were held in Canyon yesterday afternoon for 86 F. W stock farmer of Randall county who died in a local hospital Thursday afternoon. Burial was in Dreamland cemetery under the direction of Griggs Undertaking Company with Rev. M. M. Beavers of Canyon Methodist Church officiating.
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Canyon
F. W Stock Farmer
Randall County
Dreamland Cemetery
Griggs Undertaking Company
M. M. Beavers
The
Canyon Methodist Church
Politeness as a two way asset in business and life
Cynthia Grey cites John Ledyard on politeness and friendship, arguing courtesy is a give and take quality. She notes politeness builds goodwill, suggesting employers should assign value to politeness like accuracy and punctuality, and that being courteous to others prompts reciprocity.
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Cynthia Grey
John Ledyard
Captain Cook
Ledyard
Letter From Ruth Burke to Leslie Prescott
Ruth Burke writes from a stressed domestic situation to Leslie Prescott. She details Walter’s overprotective behavior toward her pregnancy, his fear of childbirth, and his fixation on medical oversight, while noting Jack and Pearl Prescott's misfortunes keep Pittsburgh papers lively. Ruth asks Leslie to visit, hoping she can ease the atmosphere and advise on the shop’s poor prospects.
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Ruth Burke
Leslie Prescott
Leslie
Cello
Jack
Pittsburgh
Prescotts
Pearl
Walter
Sally Atherton
Ruth
NEA Service, Inc
Sy Carton
John Alden Prescott
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Department of State
Flapper
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REA Service, Inc
Abe Martin
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Florida
GeorGe McManu
Maggie
Darlin
Casey
Canyon Man
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