Amarillo Globe Freighted Rates and Staff Lineup
The Amarillo Globe edition details publication notes and staff, including publisher Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C. Hawk. It lists Associated Press affiliation, office location at 6th and Fillmore, and subscription rates for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico, with a date of Friday April 1, 1927.
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Amarllo
Texas
Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Clarify Chinese Civil War News and U S Roles
Editorial urges patience for China news and cautions on interpreting reports. It notes the conflict is a civil war with civilian suffering, says Britain and the United States protect nationals rather than intervene, and argues Soviets have limited influence over Cantonese. It calls for trusting American representatives and delaying judgments until clearer information emerges.
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Nanking
China
England
America
Russia
Hope For The Crippled and The American Worker
Welfare Council of New York City reports progress in placing physically handicapped men in jobs. Ford Motor Co. is highlighted for employing 13 000 men who are physically below normal, showing employers widening acceptance of handicapped workers.
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Welfare Council of
New York City
Ford Motor Co
Join the Army and Eat Like a King at West Point Menu
Congress raised the dough boys food allowance and a West Point regular detachment menu shows a lavish weekday dinner including noodle soup oysters chicken a la Maryland mashed potatoes creamed peas dumplings chili sauce pineapple salad hot biscuits bread and butter coffee and milk. The piece quips the army should adopt a navy like slogan and cites Napoleon on armies living by their stomachs.
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United States Army
Congress
West Point
Maryland
Navy
Missouri Heir Refuses Life After Missouri Inheritance
John J. Shackleford, told his mother died and left him 2500 dollars and forty acres near Hardin Missouri, declares he is dead and asks authorities to say he is dead. He left home twelve years ago after learning the estate went to his mother from his father’s will.
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Associated Press
Denver
John J. Shackleford
Hardin
Missouri
Shackleford
John J, Shackleford
De Pinedo Seeks Black Bottom Rhythm Lesson
In New Orleans on April 1, Signor de Pinedo expresses interest in learning the black bottom dance after noting its name evokes black shirts. The remark reflects cultural interplay in the era's music and dance scenes.
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Associated Presa
New Orleans
Signor de Pinedo
Unwilling Adventuress Aboard Arcadia on Europe Run
Doris Mackay and Hartley wake on the Arcadia to find a kiss and a note from Mrs. Fielding stirring tension. Hartley suspects Camilla’s ploy and vows to stop the ship, while Doris weighs her odds and awaits a plan as they head toward France with uncertain companionship.
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Doris
Hartley
Europe
Camilla
Henry
Elsie
Mrs. Hartley
France
Transportation to be foremost problem in rehabilitation of China
The article urges that modern transportation development will be a top challenge for any forward-looking Chinese recovery plan. It notes China’s 7,500 miles of rail versus the United States’ 250,000, with most people clustered near the coast and major rivers. Rail lines are sparse and theft is common, hindering nationwide integration and economic growth.
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China
Washington
United States
Mongolia
Julian Arnold
Department of Commerce
J. E. Baker
Ministry of Communications
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
France
Germany
United Kingdom
Spain
Italy
Russia
Japan
Siam
Baker
Coastal Plain
Manchuria
Shanghai
J ®Ping
Formosa
Arnold
Bowser the Hound Voices Homesick On Farm
Bowser, a hound with a deep voice, is homesick after being taken in by Farmer Brown's family. Blacky the Crow observes Bowser's mournful baying across the yard and worries about Bowser's longing for his old home. Blacky suspects Old Man Coyote stirred trouble but feels powerless to help Bowser.
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Bowser the Hound
Bowser
Farmer Brown
Mrs. Brown
Blacky the Crow
Blacky
Coyote
Blacky Tries to Get Help in the Green Forest
Blacky heads toward the Green Forest and Old Pasture near Farmer Browns in search of Old Man Coyote. He keeps hearing Bowser’s homesick voice as he seeks assistance, ending with a note of longing.
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Blacky
Green Forest
Farmer Brown's
Old Man Coyote
Bowser
Passenger Requests Impersonation at Sea
A passenger asks crew to remain in seclusion and impersonate a non existent Mrs Hartley with a passport for Havre, claiming reservations. The request implies identity deception during the voyage and raises security concerns aboard.
Proberts and Patter on Conversational Habits and Fashion
A 1927 NEA Service column muses on talk topics from self-centered chats to money matters and back fence gossip. It notes attitudes toward style, long hair, and march toward bold spring colors. The piece also jokes about a Jefferson City statue dispute and a quirky etymology for Yankee.
Miss America V Sets Salt Water Mile Record
At a Miami Beach resort the speed boat Miss America V established a new record of 78.02 miles per hour for a one mile straightaway on salt water.
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Associated Preas
Miami Beach
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