Amarillo Globe Newspaper Masthead and Notice
The Amarillo Globe published as a second class matter since 1924, issued evenings except Saturdays and Sunday mornings in conjunction with The Amarillo Daily News. The Globe-News Publishing Co. operates from Sixth and Fillmore with Associated Press news, telephone lines for news and business, and a circulation figure of 6262. Subscription price listed at 1.00.
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Texas
Amarillo
Amarillo Globe
Lee
The Deep Sea Broadcast Opens On The Sea
A vivid local color broadcast from a floating studio aboard a ship shows real sea noises and live fishing action as nets are hauled. The crew sings and roars with the sea, promising homebound audiences a new television era blending travel and entertainment.
Van Sweringen brothers build vast privately owned railroad empire
About fourteen years ago O. P. and M. J. Van Sweringen moved from real estate into railroads aiming to link Cleveland to suburbs. They bought Nickel Plate, expanding to an 18,000 mile system from New York to Salt Lake City and Chicago to New Orleans. They wield vast influence, near transcontinental reach, but do not seek a full nationwide line yet.
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O. P
M. J. van Sweringen
Cleveland
Cleveland Brothers
New York
Salt Lake City
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
el Paso
Galveston
New Orleans
van Swearingens
Saints in the Rough as War and Science Challenge Faith
C E Montague argues that world war spiritual leaders faced with brutal experience can grow in meaning, likening science to war as it disrupts old certainties. The piece urges collaborative spiritual guidance to awaken meaning within the vast mass of scientific facts.
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C. E. Montague
Inverness Copse
Montague
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Nightclub suspense in Jacqueline's London encounter
Jacqueline meets Teddy Montrose amid a Circe raid and a missing Mrs Porter Mason. She fears police, recalls climbing from a hotel ledge, and wonders if a diamond necklace linked to Circe scenes is at stake. Teddy offers steadiness as she hides past secrets and weighs contact with Scotland Yard.
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Jacqueline
London
Teddy Montrose
Montrose Shipping Lines
Circe
Scotland Yard
Teddy
Mr. Montrose
The
Majestic
Circe’s
Porter Mason
Mrs. Mason
Night Club
Taft Death Mask Artist Struck By Washington Visit
Italian sculptor Edgardo Simone who made Taft’s death mask arrived in Washington two months ago and has already sculpted busts of Justice Holmes, Justice Stone, General Pershing, and George Wickersham. He sought Justice Stone’s help for permission to make the mask and completed it at Taft’s home within an hour. He plans a Taft bust for the Supreme Court. The Taft home crowd gathered as photographers, a taxi, and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson moved through the curious scene.
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Herbert Plummer Washington
Edgardo Simone
Taft
Simone
Washington
Holmes and
Stone
General Pershing
George Wickersham
Justice Stone
Robert
United States Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
Charles MacVeagh
United States
Japan
Sidetracks of Valentino Sideburns in Radio World
A lighthearted column listing radio artists and public figures in a 1930 New York scene. Sketches roam from Valentino inspired sideburns to a Lexing ton avenue barber offering free manicures, with sharp portraits of Elsie Ferguson, Marc Connolly, and Mrs. Grover Whalen. It notes park lunches, fashion notes, and the era’s theatrical hotels financial strains.
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New York
L. M. Giannini
Lexington Avenue
Elsie Ferguson
Marc Connolly
Pittsburch
Grover Whalen
Amelia
Binney
Joe Leblang
West Forty-second Street
George White
Aphrodite Hat
Necklace of Diamonds Necklace Beads in a String
A line describes a string of beads that unfolds into a necklace of diamonds. The compact image conveys a gleaming, precious piece drawn from a literary moment.
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Richard Starr
Discipline by patience teaches a child to accept limits
Betty sobs for the tricycle Charlie owns. Mother explains it is Charlie’s turn and suggests another activity. The piece argues that daily frictions train self control and curb spoiled behavior more than artificial lessons.
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Agnes Lyne
Betty
Charlie
Mother
Mrs Quack Nesting Stay Sparks Caution
Mrs Quack and Peter Rabbit discuss secrecy as Mrs Quack sits on her eggs hidden near the Smiling Pool. She reveals she and Mr Quack stayed behind the flock, chose a lovely nest site, and expect to hatch in about three weeks. Peter helps by keeping the secret and noting the danger from predators.
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Peter Rabbit
Mr. Quack
Peter
Mrs. Quack
Laughing Brook
Reddy Fox
Old Man Coyote
Mr. Maack
Smiling Pool
S J Baptist Revival Grows in Interest
The San Jacinto Baptist Church revival led by the Sumrall Brothers shows rising interest. Rev T D Sumrall of Happy preaches while his brother Rev D D Sumrall directs singing. A large chorus supports services with local soloists from First Baptist Church. Everyone is invited.
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San Jacinto Baptist Church
Sumrall Brothers
T. D. Sumrall
Happy
D. D. Sumrall
Jack Sailors
J. D. Riddle
First Baptist Church
Crossword Puzzle Highlights From Variety Bazaar
A readable crossword from Variety Bazaar displays horizontal and vertical clues such as Ten cents simpleton vehicle chum afresh limb equable wing titles of sky fold of cord finish coveney to permit hastened bitter herb to stroke sorrow parts in drama elk Jightly demon good will bread nominal value humid nuisance to mature believers collection of creeds cardinal cuckoo to him relish end of a cnwl to tax to handle angry because public command chart college grad wates to remove beard ere delirium prevent benches in churches to darn hinged strap beer wooden club and more.
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