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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1926
Page
4
Radio program listings across stations feature orchestra and concert schedules
A dense OCR list catalogs daily radio offerings by cities and stations. It notes WEAF New York orchestras and chamber programs, Chicago and Detroit features, and various regional ensembles, with times and program types. Amounts, band names, and program notes indicate a broad, era-spanning broadcast schedule.
South Hutchinson oil field cited in belittling claims
Sam Humphreys objects to testimony by oil officials who claimed only 8,250 wells would be needed in the South Hutchinson pool at an estimated cost of 246 million dollars. He cites an Oil & Gas Journal analysis stating 14,000 wells are needed for maximum production, costing over 500 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Humphreys
Santa Fe
South Hutchinson
Humppreys
Oil & Gas Journal
Dogs Outpace Cattle in Imports for 1924 25
The Bureau of Animal Industry reports that in the year ending June 30 1925 more purebred dogs were imported than any other purebred domestic animal. A total of 1666 dogs entered the United States compared with 1426 cattle.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Grand Duke Nicolaievitch Named Lead in Monarchist Overthrow Plan
Paris April 7 Grand Duke Nicolaievitch is to be the supreme figure in a movement to reconstruct imperial Russia and topple the Soviet regime. The congress of Russian emigres asks him to lead monarchists in reviving the fatherland. He is an uncle of the late Emperor Nicholas I and commanded Russian armies on major fronts. He resides at the Chateau de Choigny near Paris as talks surround Maurras supported tactics and émigré discussions unfold in Paris.
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Grand Duke
Nicolaievitch
Paris
Impeariag
Russia
Congress of
Nicholas
Prigetor
Nicholas I
Chateau
de Choigny
Calvary
Bene- Pearr
Marti
New York Day by Day for MecIntyre
Fragmented OCR text shows uneven notes and nonsensical lines about dawn, trucks, gardens, and vague references to persons or places. The readable parts do not establish a clear event, person, or organization to summarize into a coherent item.
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New York
Rail column praise from John Moore in The Globe
Traveling salesman S L Burns from Clovis New Mexico writes April 7 1936 praising John Moore the railroad columnist for clear, crisp writing and a lively kick. He says he buys The Globe on the road to enjoy its snap and highlights Moore as first of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Sandy Sorrow in a Silent April Chapter
The excerpt portrays Sandy's memory filled dreamlike sequences of love with Douglas and loss as she fades. Two weeks after bringing Sandy home, her guardians watch her weaken and cling to hopeful moments while fearing the cough that signals approaching death.
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Sandy
Douglas
Sands
Chance encounter saves Mary Forrest on rainy street
Mary Forrest narrowly escapes death when a passerby rescues her from traffic, then shares coffee and conversation at a cafe. He proves kind and protective, urging she accept help while she reveals she seeks secretarial work after a tough day. Her birthday mood lifts amid the unexpected kindness.
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Mary Forrest
Demad
Janey
Mary Worrest
Georgia
Florida
Prease
Mary
Mrs Quack laments pollution threats to ducks and waters
Mrs Quack tells Peter Rabbit how hunters with guns and humans pollute rivers and lakes, making water unsafe for ducks and fish. She recalls oil slicks and contaminated streams, noting safety only improves north of human settlements where waters stay clear and clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Quack
Mrs. Quack
Peter Rabbit
Great Ocean
The Human Weasels and the Waterfowl Debate
A dialog unfolds about water pollution and rights of birds as Mrs Quack challenges Peter Rabbit. Deter advises land life while Mrs Quack argues her webbed feet and life on water complicate change. The tale hints at harsher stories to come from Burgess 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deter
Mrs. Grouse
Peter Nabpit
Peter
T. W. Burgess
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Pandy
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Be Thornton W. Burgess
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