Amarillo Globe Telephones Friday April 4 1950
Amarillo Globe reports on events connected with telephones on Friday April 4 1950. Details focus on service status and city actions affecting communications. No further context provided.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1930
Page
4
Twenty Years From Now Predictions In Amarillo
A 1930 meditation on future tech like home radios, color films, and commercial aviation. It notes bold forecasts of television and sound in motion pictures and air travel, suggesting readers would have seemed crazy twenty years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
King George of
England
London
Justin McCarty
King
Pacific Coast
Intolerant Gamecocks by Glenn Frank
The essay argues suspicion fuels intolerance and sectarian conflict. It cites historical anecdotes about religious prejudice, urges cooperation, and notes that nations share a common fate in war, urging readers to recognize all are on the same side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Macaulay
Africa
Lisbon
Trevelyan
Eaeronmnen
West Virginia Senator Goff Delivers Tariff Speech
Washington report notes Guy Despard Goff of West Virginia, a plump, smooth faced senator, delivered a 98 page senate floor speech defending the protective tariff theory. He aimed a biting rebuke at opponents and at the Democratic insurgent Republican tariff coalition for their stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirke Simpson
Washington
Guy Despard Goff
West Virginia
Aioe Ines Marely
Goff
Senate
Jacqueline Grey Steps Into Wealth in London Tale
In a London hotel, Jacqueline Grey inherits 500 pounds and moves from model life to luxury at the Majestic. She meets Mrs Porter Mason and Arthur Carew, while Lenny Raymond schemes for marriage to her, unaware of her modest true wealth. Teddy Montrose, ruined by creditors, pursues a passing romance with Jacqueline during a night out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Grey
Byrams
Majestic
Porter Mason
London
Jacqueline
Lenny Raymond
Arthur Dunn
Teddy
Teddy Montrose
Alamo Theater
Mascagni’s
Byram
Arthur Carew
Mr. Carew
Chicago
Bounder
Richard Starr
Poetry and praise fill Senate remarks on tariff creed
A Congressional Record excerpt portrays a West Virginian senator delivering an eloquent, psalm-like defense of protective tariffs. The writer notes the speech, whether by design or for party reasons, elevated rhetoric before the senator closed with a questions about Reed Smoot and the future leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congressional
Old Guard
Parting Ways For Sisters Eunice And Lucille
Agnes Lyne Eunice fourteen and Lucille eleven are growing apart as Eunice seeks female companionship and adult interests. The elder seeks silk stockings and parties while Lucille remains a child who enjoys baseball. Parents should pace privileges and help Lucille find new friends to ease the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes ‘Lyne Eunice
Lucille
Eunice
Lucile
Mental Dam Is Broken by Running Water
A dip into New York society and theater world sketches as a strolling observer notes figures like Jules Bache and Georges the Algonquin head-waiter, plus pithy riffs on fashion, culture, and a gossiping urban mood. The piece closes with whimsy about a rich hotel patron and a whispered dental misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
P. G. Wodehouse
Jules Bache
Georges
Bill Brady
Grace George
Parlot
Charles M. Schwab
Emily Post
Fred M. Knowles
Phil Dunning
Missouri
Dr. Rockwell
Omar
Reading
W. R. Coe
Fifth Avenue
Erlanger
Jack Dillon
Farrar and Rinehart
Hoover Talks by Phone to South America
President Hoover and chiefs of Chile and Uruguay established a cross continental telephone link inaugurating a new communications system. Yrigoyen of Argentina could not join. Chilean and Uruguayan leaders exchanged greetings with Hoover. Public access to the service was announced after the call. Miss Lillian Muncie of South Bend, Indiana, joined Cotten Bruner Atwood in Amarillo as secretary, residing at 2104 Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Chile
Uruguay
Yrigoyen Sr
Argentina
Carlos Ianez
Juan Campisteguy
Joseph P. Cotton
Tid Hermosilla
Rufino T. Dominguez
Cotton
John Campbell White
Buenos Aires
Lillian Muncie
South Bend
Indiana
Amarillo
Cotten-Bruner-Atwood
Muncie
Jackson Street
Oil on Water Causes Birds Trouble in Burgess Tale
Mrs. Quack explains to Peter Rabbit how oil pollutes water, harms birds and fish, and is difficult to remove. The tale, set in 1930 Burgess stories, notes ships as a pollution source and laments careless human behavior while praising Farmer Brown's generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Quack
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Farmer Brown
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Trailing in Puzzle Grid
A scrambled crossword puzzle item presents horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and several partial word hints including Amatory to 1 Spirits to Myall tree and Was indebted. The list includes pronouns verbs and nouns such as To impel To stop and Lily plant along with terms for animals days materials and nautical terms.
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