Globe News Publishing Co. stamps second class entry in Amarillo
Founded February 20 1924 and entered as second class matter the same day at the Amarillo Texas post office under the 1879 act. Published evenings except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday mornings by The Globe News Publishing Co. Gene Howe is publisher and editor with Wilbur C Hawk as general manager. Rates listed show 25 1.00 1.95 3.90 7.80.
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Fifty Thousand U S Children Need Vision Help
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness reports 50,000 American schoolchildren have defective vision, yet only about 4,000 receive special instruction. Many struggle in class, feel stigmatized, and fear losing their sight as boards and texts appear smaller. Fourteen states provide support. thirty four do not.
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Lewis H. Carris
The
National Society For the Prevention of Blind
United States
Toward business statesmanship by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that business statesmanship is needed to fix economy in an age of science and machines. He condemns red-baiters and simplistic crusades and calls for readjusting economic processes to changing conditions and global interdependence. He warns laissez faire ideas are bankrupt and urges bold leadership.
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John Stuart Mill
John Morley
Westward Passage Romance on a New England Farm
Olivia, married to Harry Ottendorf, rekindles a past affair with her ex husband Nicholas Allen, a famed novelist. They elope to Nick’s farm, face divorce hurdles, family tensions, and Olivia’s fear of breaking her family apart while confronting money, independence, and uncertain happiness.
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Harry Ottendorf
Nicholas Allen
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New York
New England
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Livvy
Hiad
Radio conventions broadcast plans highlight Chicago coverage
Networks outline days of transmissions for Republican and Democratic conventions in Chicago with hourly programs and commentary. NBC and CBS lead announcer staffs with Graham McNamee and Ted Husing. schedules include music, talks, and entertainment from multiple stations.
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Central Standard
New York
Chicago
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CBS
How It Began Harpies and Ancient Myths Referenced
A fragment from The News-Globe advertises a series titled How It Began focusing on the word harpy and its origins. It notes harpies as mythic creatures with female heads and bodies. Readers are invited to submit other ideas to editors Russ Murphy and Ray Sen arky for illustrated responses.
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Ray Senarky
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Sean
Thoughts and Portraits From a Broadway Gossip Column
A stream of notes from New York on April 22 recalls figures like Dolores, Dolores, Dolores and Genevieve Tobin. The piece mentions Mayor Walker, De Zemler, Claire Luce, Fred Knowles, Irving Caesar, Harry Wagstaff Gribble, Peg Entwisle, and Paul Muni among many others, with vignettes of fashion, hatless scholars, and a zeppelin over the Hudson.
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New York
Dolores
Gus Edwards
Roxy
Mayor Walker
Pepys
de Zemler
Gold Coast
Henry L. Doherty
Claire Luce
Rochester
N. Y
Fred Knowles
Genevieve Tobin
Irving Caesar
Deac
Aylesworth
Whitney Warren
Helen Kane
Grand Central
Clare (Jay) Gould
Norman Terris
Art Samuels
Harper's Bazaar
May Christie
Brock Pemberton
Jack Yellen
Pianidosi
Harry Wagstaff Gribble
Peg Entwisle
Mr. Gribble
Miss Entwisle
Agna
Glangas Menter
Columbia
Warden Lawes
Sing Sing
Paul Muni
Broadway
Hudson
Politeness and danger signals in a Jerry Muskrat tale
Jerry Muskrat narrowly escapes danger after a splash signals Old Man Coyote, and Paddy the Beaver explains danger signals and seafaring wisdom. The tale blends Thornton Burgess style with sly humor about Coney Island figures and the value of acting quickly when threatened.
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Jerry
Paddy the Beaver
Old Man Coyote
Paddy
Beaver
Jerry Finds refuge in Green Meadows and lost home
Jerry explains he has no home after floods soaked the Smiling Pool and Laughing Brook. He seeks the Green Forest described as he and Mrs. Jerry fled downstream, while Paddy hesitates about living far from home and values trees and safety. The tale shifts to Paddy's curiosity about the missing home and Jerry's chance to explain.
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Jerry
Paddy
CROSSWORD PUZZLE No Blacks HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL
Puzzle clues list with horizontal and vertical entries including memorial, states, verbs, animals, and various objects. The page presents a fillable crossword with numbered hints and corresponding wordplay tasks.
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