The Amarillo Globe masthead and publication details
The Amarillo Globe Founded February 20, 1924. Entered as second-class matter, February 20, 1924, at the post office in Amarillo, Texas. Published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. Publisher and Editor Gene Howe. General Manager Wilbur C. Hawk. Associated Press member. Subscription rates listed.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Too Much Traveling by Texas State Employes
Austin reports reveal Texas state workers rely on 30 cars monthly with ownership by employees, not the state. Expenses exceed 2500000 dollars yearly, including over 1000000 in car allowances and 1500000 in travel costs, totaling 2500000. The annual travel miles reach 8250000, equating to 330 workers each driving around the world.
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Texas
Austin
Raymond Brooks
Capitol
Brooks
Money for the millions
The author argues that without a marked rise in purchasing power for the masses, prosperity cannot be restored. He notes 1921 to 1929 saw vast gains concentrated among a tiny, wealthy minority, with most families earning under 5 000 dollars and able to spend only part of the nation's large manufactured goods output. The piece calls for spreading buying power across the population.
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Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Hidden Laughter and Aveney Meeting at Georgie’s Party
Jenny Revell attends Georgie Revell’s twenty fourth birthday dinner as Eddie Townsend’s fate sits unresolved. Garth Aveney’s steady gaze and hazel eyes draw Jenny in while Ryder Vale and Georgie flirtate. Jenny faces a moment of quiet attraction amid party chatter and social constraint.
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Georgie Revell
Eddie Townsend
Matching
Jenny
Georgie
Ryder Vale
Vale
Miss Revell
Jenny Revell
Garth Aveney
Ryder
Cinderella
Townsend
Eddie
Aveney
How It Began Series Teaser from The News Globe
A fragment announces a series titled How It Began with captions promising illustrations of how customs begin. It mentions names Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky and invites readers to write with ideas or to view exemplars in future installments.
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Globe
News-Globe
the Globe
Russ Murphy
Ray Senusky
Liquor Case Tops Court Docket In 47th District
John Vines faces liquor law violation trial as the opening case in the 10 week April term of the 47th district criminal court. Other second week defendants include George Fox robbery F R Hamilton liquor laws Willie Lee Jones assault with intent to murder Tom Watson swindling and Ben McDonald driving while intoxicated. Third week adds George Johnson liquor violation transferred from Randall County and Arthur Rowe liquor violation. Fourth week includes Lorena King alias multiple names in liquor related matters.
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John Vines
George Fox
F. R. Hamilton
Willie Lee Jones
Tom Watson
Ben McDonald
George Johnson
Randall County
Arthur Rowe
Lorena King
Ray C. King
Jessie Winans
Ray GC. King
P. E
Blind terrier carries hope to deaf mute
A veteran vaudeville figure writes from New York about his loyal Boston terrier Patsy who became his hearing and voice after losing hearing and speech on the Orpheum circuit. Patsy guides him at home and in danger, proving dogs have souls and offering comfort and companionship.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Daily Grist
Emery Arcade
Cincinnati
Mother
Missus
Orpheum
Patsy
Boston
Guiding as Your Child in a Dangerous Phase
A psychologist explains how a quiet, well behaved child may enter a dangerous developmental phase. The child retreats into a fantasy world, resists real tasks, and then rebels or misbehaves when faced with classroom demands and social pressures.
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Agnes Lyne
Local theft and liquor cases reset for June dates
Somes charged with theft. Tom Mitchell's liquor law violation trial reset for June 13, as is Opal Cooper's embezzling case. Horace Miles' charge of failure to stop and render aid completed settings yesterday in its sixth week.
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Somes
Tom Mitchell
Opal Cooper
Horace Miles
Real Battleground in Hunan Province
Hunan near Idaho in size houses about 400000 bandits. The city Tyang has changed hands between gangs about 70 times in the last year, signaling extreme instability and ongoing gang warfare in the region.
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Hunan
China
Idaho
Tyang
Crossword Puzzle Clues Excerpted List of Hints and Answers
A dense set of crossword hints and enumerations arranged as horizontal and vertical clues. Includes government tax references, animal terms, measurements, musical notes, and misc entries with several partial phrases and numeric indicators.
Paddy the Beaver and Jerry Muskrat Discuss Kinship
In a rooftop chat Paddy the Beaver tells Jerry Muskrat that family ties matter less than actions. He argues Robber the Rat is an outcast while honesty earns respect, and he offers friendship over supposed relation. They note water living bonds and highlight distinct tails as proof of non relatedness.
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Jerry Muskrat
Paddy the Beaver
Paddy
Jerry
Robber the Rat
Robber
Danny Meadow Mouse
Jery
Weare
T. W. Burgess
Jepthah
Chaplin
The
Los Angeles Examiner
New York
Memorial to a Fatherly Voice Across The Pages
A sentimental 1932 reader letter from an anonymous contributor reflects on cherished memories of European cities and devoted readers who keep up with a beloved columnist. The writer salutes the paper as a surrogate father and thanks the editor for companionship and guidance.
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