Amarillo Globe publication and circulation details
The Amarillo Globe News outlines publication times and business offices, noting it is published evenings and in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. It lists editors publishers and rates for subscriptions and delivery service.
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Amarillo
Texas
March Sun
Amame Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
T. &. Johnson
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Norris Ewing
Carriere Im Amertile
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Globe
Epecta
Teas
Chishoma
New Morico
Globe
Newe-Globe
Allred supporters steady in Texas governor race
The piece notes Tom Hunter of Wichita Falls may seek a third gubernatorial bid against Gov. Allred. It argues Allred’s first term pleases most Texans and that Hunter and other opponents lack solid platforms. It also critiques Billy Rose’s Frontier Centennial plans and defends Texas merit over birth in festival promotion.
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Tom Hunter
Wichita Falls
Hunter
Jimmie Allred
Texas
Allred
Roy Sanderford
Liteon Forces
F. W. Fischer
Tyler
Billy Rose
New York
Fort Worth
Lone Star
J. C. Estlack
Rose
Clarendon
Sava
Estlack
Star-Telegram
New York Times
Chicago Tribune
Los Angeles Times
Golden Rain
Iris Lanning leaves her Pennsylvania home for New York society with Allan Beckley and Morgan Black in mind. Phina leases a Long Island estate from Mrs. Morgan and plans a summer of lavish hospitality. Iris discovers a rare boudoir in a vast house as memories of past eras intrude.
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Iris Lanning
Pennsylvania
Phina
New York
Allan Beckley
Morgan Black
Long Island
Allan
Mrs. Morgan
Iris
Goya and the stamps and a novelist’s romance
The piece surveys Francisco Jose de Goya y Lucientes as a revolutionary Spanish master whose life spanned from rebellion against Inquisition rule to late works in color. It notes his deafness and wartime exile in France, plus a memorial stamp set. A separate narrative follows Phina, Allan, Iris, and Morgan in a dramatic domestic scene combining romance with social leisure.
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Francisco Jose Gove Y Lucientes
Spain
Goya
Largest US Army Post and Expensive Broadcast
The largest army post is Schofield Barracks Hawaii. The cost of the most expensive broadcast program, a series of world famous artists funded by A Atwater Kent, is about $500000 for the series including artist and staff fees.
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United States
Schofield Barracks
Haali
A. Atwater Kent
Philadelphia
Aiden
Bleak Life to Bright Lights by McIntyre in 1936 diary
A literary diary from O. O. McIntyre recounts social scenes in New York and Samoa plus notes on performers. It mentions Dick Berlin, Sadie Thompson, Maybelle Manning, Tom Harvey, Jack Howard, Elsie Yawkey, Grace Moore, Bella and Samuel Spewack, and Harold Bowes as radio figures. The piece reflects on theater, film, and the public’s appetite for stardom and fame.
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New York
Dick Berlin
Pago Pago
Samoa
Sadie Thompson
Maybelle Manning
Tom Harvey
West Virginia
Ohio
Alice Roche
Jack Howards
Hattie Bell Johnston
Elsie
Tom Yawkey
Boston
Harry Burton
Rebecca West
Stefansson
Peter Rabbit Escapes to the Briar Patch Amid Hound Chase
Peter Rabbit endures a wire cage as Shadow the Weasel prowls outside. Farmer Brown's Boy moves him to the Briar Patch with Bowser the hound in pursuit. Peter gains freedom and heads toward the familiar Dear Old Briar Patch, learning a lesson along the way.
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Peter Rabbit
Farmer Brown
Peter
Shadow the Weasel
Shadow
Parmer Brown
Bowser the Hound
Briar Patch
Bower
Bowser
Briar
Bowes
T. W. Burgess
Fragment from a diary about a luncheon and tensions
The snippet shows dialogue about visiting someone and the unease in a luncheon setting. Sigrid causes trouble while Camilla focuses on editing, and the scene hints at ongoing personal tensions as the narrative continues on page 9.
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Sigrid
Camilla
Word Builder Memory Drives Resolve In Strange Beautiful Land
A memory of youth fuels a decisive act as the figure surveys a land he finds strange and beautiful. A roadside oil gush prompts an explosive reaction, the owner roaring like lions and racing away, while a foreman blocks the gate with a scowling gaze.
Famous Writer and World Famous Fish Puzzle
A crossword style grid lists clues for across and down entries. The theme hints at a famous American author and a set of varied terms from entertainment to geography. Each clue points to a specific word, with entries spanning animals, actions, places, and objects across a broad vocabulary.
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News and Business Department
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the Globe
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McClure Newspaper
Synica Ue
Ella
Morgan
Ias
Owen
Camila
Bella
Samuel Spewack
O. O. McIntyre
Delaney Street
St. Joan
Grace Moore
Mansfield
Edward Ellis
Alexander Woollcott
Edwin Hill
Major Bowes
Bagatelles
Frank Godwin
Kathleen Norris
Max Miller
California
Connie Mack
Cheerio
McNaught Syndicate
Bedtime
Thornton Burgess
Morris Fishbean
Journal of the American Medical Association
the Health Magazine
Word Builder
Wrath
Self
Patty Berg
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