Amarillo Globe News Publishing Details and Rates
Founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office. Published evenings except Saturday with Sunday morning issue by The Globe News Publishing Co. Sixth and Fillmore. GENE HOWE publisher editor WILBURN HAWK general manager. Telephones subscription rates by carrier in Amarillo payable in advance 1.00 for 25 vere 6262 B
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Thought-Producing Books Drive National Progress Claim
An engineer of high reputation argues that national progress rises with the rate of publication of thought producing books. He shows a diagram comparing the upward curve of U S progress since 179 with the increase of such books in libraries and stresses continual learning and re schooling as keys to success.
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Hoover
United States
Idolizing the College by Glenn Frank
Editorial arguing that many students in colleges lack business to be there and that society should select applicants more intelligently. Frank says private colleges may lead reform faster, warns state universities must balance science and democracy and avoid Fordizing higher learning while containing political influence.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Too Much Adult Interference With Children Says Observer
An editor argues that many mothers hover over children and over control play meals and company visits. The piece condemns excessive mothering and repeated intrusive questions about schooling, urging more space for child independence.
Teddy Returns Prosperity Lets Jacqueline Retreat From Love
Jacqueline forgives Teddy as he reveals sudden good fortune, buying Prinkipp and backing him to win a major race. She realizes their love cannot last as her precarious position and future loom, and she prepares to leave him and London. The chapter closes with Teddy celebrating wealth while Jacqueline faces an uncertain road ahead.
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London
Arthur Carew
Jacqueline Grey
Jacqueline
Paul Dexter
Teddy Montrose
Happy Teddy
Teddy
Twirp— Carew
Derstand
Prinkipp
Richard Starr
Washington Letter on Confederate Valor and Old War Records
A Kirk Simpson Washington letter discusses a forthcoming book honoring Confederate soldiers. It highlights faded archives, handwritten promotion papers, and a case of Sergeant Luke F. Wright at Murfreesboro in 1863, with endorsements from Breckenridge Hardee and Bragg.
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Washington
Richmond
Breckenridge
Hardee
A. P. Hill
Bragg
Wilcox
Robert E. Lea
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
War Department
Luke F. Wright
Wright
Tennessee Artillery
Murfreesboro
R. E. Graves
Taft
Wealth and loneliness haunt New York women in midlife
In New York on April 24 middle aged wives of wealthy men face isolation despite luxury. They endure a cloistered life with loyalty to marriage, while husbands chase scandal and nightlife. The piece links their fate to enduring social norms and Hollywood’s influence on Broadway.
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New York
Broadway
Daughter of Mussolini Weds Count Galeazzo Ciano
Benito Mussolini’s daughter Edda married Count Galeazzo Ciano at St. Joseph Church Rome. The ceremony drew Italian dignitaries, with Capito line tapestries and palm flowers decorating the church. The procession included Mussolini, Count Ciano, and Donna Racheelo Mussolini.
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Associated
Presa
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Edda
Galeazzo
Ciano
Holy See
St. Joseph
Duce
Villa Torlonia
Signorina Edda
Count Ciano
Donna Racheelo Mussolini
Countess Ciano
Enrico Bossi
Giovenale Pascucci
Burgess bedtime stories about Mrs Quack and her ducklings
A Burgess tale follows Mrs Quack with ten eggs that hatch into lively ducklings. She guides them from nest to Laughing Brook and Smiling Pool as Unc Billy Possum prowls nearby seeking the nest, while Farmer Brown's Boy feeds them corn and the babies learn to forage. The next story, A Baby Disappears, is announced.
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Mrs. Quack
Peter Rabbit
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Farmer Brown
Smiling Pool
Unc
Billy Possum
T. W. Burgess
Dawes Opens First Law Case in Lincoln Neb
Charles G. Dawes then ambassador to Britain argued his first legal matter in Lincoln Nebraska representing a shipper of horse collars. The dispute involved just 127 dollars with William Jennings Bryan serving as counsel for the railroad.
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Charles G. Dawes
Britain
Lincoln
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Muscle Shoals Dam Named After Whose Honor
Crossword style list of clues referencing rivers and geography. includes questions about the Mackenzie River and the Muscle Shoals Dam, plus scattered words like sacred, famous Chicago singer, and various verbs and nouns suggesting a puzzle page.
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Horizonta
Muscle Shoals
Mackenzie River
Chicago
Eng- Sixth Pressland
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