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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 enters as second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office under the 1879 act. Published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays by The Globe News Publishing Co. editor publisher Gene Howe and Wilbur C Hawk as general manager. Associated Press news is credited as exclusive to AP dispatches.
The piece denounces hit and run drivers as among the worst, noting Budapest police plan to empower officers to shoot fleeing motorists. It then critiques the marriage of Princess Ileana to Archduke Anton, calling the wedding regal yet pathetically symbolic amid Romania’s royal decline and Queen Marie’s cautious diplomacy.
A tribute praising Stephen Moulton Babcock as a pioneer in dairy science and vitamin research. The piece lauds his playful rigor, insatiable curiosity, and selfless contributions to farmers and society, placing him among history’s great scientific pioneers. It notes his refusal to publish about his key discovery despite potential wealth and his enduring influence as a teacher and mentor.
Pierre discovers Bruce’s bank theft and murder as he confronts Colorado Bill in a desert camp. A brutal murder, a gold strike, and a plotted cover story unfold. Pierre wrestles with Roy Donovan who now claims to be his father and seeks to force a deadly bargain while planning to turn Pierre over to the law.
A fragment from a Globe series explains phrases and banking origins. It notes that fear or deceit is likened to playing possum and traces early English banking from merchant cash deposits to Lombard Street goldsmiths, with hints of royal mint events and the rise of banking practices.
By O. C. McIntyre, the piece evokes Marseilles as France’s vibrant, chaotic seaport just behind Paris. It paints bustling Canebiere life, Corne chir, diverse sailors, and a mosaic of faces, contrasting grim industry with lively street drama and memories of distant voyages.
The German consul general in New York and a group of noted German artists in the U S will be heard in a Germany broadcast on Tuesday August 11 at 230 PM Central, via WEAF NBC with Schenectady shortwave. Also radio listings include Mary Charles, Saint Saens symphony, Gypsies and more on WEAF WJZ and other networks.
Flip the Terrier spots a small black and white coated visitor in bushes. The tiny stranger stands his ground and warns Flip that rushing in would be unpleasant, recalling Jimmy Skunk and urging caution before trouble begins. The scene sets up the next story Jimmy Skunk's Little Cousin.
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