The Amarillo Globe and Daily News Publishing Info
The Amarillo Globe News provides subscription rates and delivery options with evening publications and combined morning editions. It announces prompt service via 6262 and emphasizes independent democratic reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
News-Globe
the Globe
Two Paths for National Recovery in NRA and Mussolini Plans
Compare the American NRA strategy of controlled inflation with Mussolini’s deflationary program in Italy. The pieces show how each aims to restore balance between income and expenditure, wages and prices, and how a stronger executive may be required to implement drastic national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Mussolini
Italy
Rome
Washington
United States
Europe
Congress
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Judith Lane moves toward a risky divorce and a new company
Judith Dale leaves Norman Dale amid doubts about the Bevins will scheme and Lampere influence. She allies with Clia to form a new business after Norman’s stirring letter suggests he may divorce. Judith gains a new board role with Seathborne’s reveal looming and the truth about him to come tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Dale
Norman Dale
Big Tom Bevins
Rio Diablo
Norman
Morton Lampere
Bevins
Judith
Clia
Reno
Judy
Glencourt
Lampere
Delphy
Miss Clia
Mr. Norman
Hillendale
Galveston
Miz Dale
Mathile
Big Tom
Bevinses
Mother
Mrs. Dale
Miss Judith
Slim
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Treasure Isle
Slim Sanford
Judge Morgan
Red-Head
Maritellan
Morgan
Justin Cunard
Cunard
Lsten
Tom Bevins
Understanding Scarlet Fever Germs and Immunity
Dr Fishbein explains that over the past decade science has identified the scarlet fever cause as a streptococcus. The germ is expelled from infected throats and inhaled by others, and individual resistance determines whether infection occurs. Even non infected children can carry germs and spread them to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insull
Gotski
Red Trotzky
Wilhelm
Making a Pitch and Other Urban Slang Notes
McIntyre recounts a day in New York with wife and friends at Coney Island and Roseland tea, then assesses slang trends like "making a pitch" and "lousy." He notes Broadway tastes, city life scenes, and lists figures from journalism theater and society, concluding with a polite copyright notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. McIntyre
New York
Coney Island
Rosamond Pinchot
Miriam Hopkins
Nancy Hoyt
Cobina Wright
Buford Lorimer
Gloria Braggiot
Julien Hyer Speaks at Lions Parley in COLORADO Texas
Julien Hyer of Fort Worth former Lions International president addressed a mass meeting of delegates in COLORADO Texas at the 21st district convention. Attending were Herbert Walker Sam Braswell and Marian Peters as a candidate for governor. A Plainview delegation led by Sherman Umphress announced its attendance. The convention opens tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Tex
Julien Hyer
Fort Worth
Lions International
21St
Texas
Herbert Walker
Pampa
Sam Braswel
Clarendon
Marian Peters
Midland
Plainview
Sherman Umphress
Plainview Duty
Jerry Muskrat Fights Fear for Escape in Flood Tale
In Thornton W. Burgess tale Jerry Muskrat, the frightened water creature flees a two legged hunter after floodland forces distance. His desperate attack stems from fear not aggression, underscoring his longing to return to Smiling Pool. The scene ends with Jerry safely reaching water and a note of the next story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Muskrat
Jerry
Meg
T. W. Burgess
Acid cure and Middle Ages questions from School Days
The notes define the acid cure as curing rubber quickly without heat, used for patching inner tubes. The Middle Ages span from AD 476 to AD 1492. The Washington Monument was designed by architect Robert Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
A. D
America
Washington Monument
Robert Mills
Word Builder in Play Tension Lifts with Laughter
The playwright explains how there are times when a pause at a play relieves tension. It helps, especially when a chorus of hysteria fills the scene.
Word Builder Snippet Sparks Flirty Radio Banter
A slangy blonde taunts a shy crooner with playful ribbing about his chances with women. She says if he dives in and performs his act the audience will praise him as a gift to the ladies, describing risqué radio banter from yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridie
Cuban Outbreaks Kill One Injure Several in Havana
A Sunday bombing wave in Havana left one dead and two injured with extensive property damage. Police blame racketeers rather than political groups as three of five bombs hit shops including American owned Snider's Antique Store. One blast hit the residence of Pedro Mendieta, nephew of the president, and another targeted a minor official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Pedro Mendieta
Snider
Around the World Puzzle Clues Summary
A crossword style puzzle lists clues across and down with answers ranging from historical aviation to plant life and legal terms. Notable entries include first woman to fly around the world, Eckener piloted flights, and various geographic and linguistic hints.
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Amaine
Globe-News
Imore
Genf Howe
Wilburn, Hawk
Associated Press
BY Mail
Oklahoma
Mexico
Seeey
Elmer S. Best
Minneapolis
Commission
Federal Communications
Senator Schall
Republican
Minnesota
Dr. Frank
Glenn Frank
Pacific Coast
Crater Lake
Oregon
CIAL
Morag
Judith Lane
Jeanne Bowman
Seathborne
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
Gotham Coins
Jay O'Brien
St. Moritz
Palm Beach
George M. Cohan
Bernard Gimble
Dinty Moore
Jack
Joel
Rector’s
Churchill
Shanley
Jim Moore
al Smith
Sam H. Harris
Herbert Swope
George McManus
Morris Gest
Bagatelles
Montague Glass
Robert Cortes Holliday
Joyce Kilmer
Howard Chandler Christy
New Fox Terrier
Ink
Benham
Connecticut
Deac Aylesworth
Kent Cooper
John Chapman
Westbrook Pegler
Alfred Segal
Cincinnati
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Lions
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Word Builder
Spikenard
Spain
Eckener
Alexander
Zaimis