Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Dates
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas post office under act of March 3 1879. Published evenings except Saturday in connection with The Amarillo Globe News. publisher Gene Howe editor Wilbur C Have general manager Associated Press rights noted. Subscriptions listed with rates and terms.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Giving Away Money and the Philanthropy Boom
A survey by Evans Clark of the Twentieth Century Fund notes the United States hosts about 108 philanthropic foundations with more than $1 billion in funds. They distribute roughly $60 million annually, half to education, across ten major fields including education, individual aid, research, health, and child welfare, with organized foundations dominating but substantial sums also pass through individuals and informal channels.
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Evans Clark
Twentieth Century Fund
Edward A. Filene
Boston
America
If the Dead Could Write by Glenn Frank
A satirical piece imagining letters from historic leaders to modern political and social groups. It suggests postmortem communications could expose outdated ideas, provoke reconsideration, and reveal the need to reverse reverence for fathers of politics, economy, education, and religion.
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Glenn Frank
Karl Marx
Socialist Party
Julius Caesar
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Cincinnatus
Federal Farm Board
Midas
American Manufacturers Association
Peter Abelard
The
Association of American Universities
Horace Greeley
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Hippocrates
American Medical Society
Martin Luther
McClure
Bathrooms in German Hotels Take the Cake
Travelogue notes a stay in Weimar and Leipzig, describing culture, sights, and urban contrast. The writer jokes about German bathrooms, observes Leipzig’s size, opulence, and quiet streets, and hints at a Hollywood story in progress through Dan Rorimer and Ziggy Young.
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Dan Rorimer
New York
Continental Pictures
Hollywood
Ziggy Young
Anne Winter
Tulsa
Okla
Dan
Ziggy
Anne
Continental
Rorimer
Grand United
Grand United Lot
Grand Central Rotunda
Swanson Chosen To Open London Naval Pact Debate
Washington letter notes Sen Claude Swanson of Virginia was selected to open debate on the London naval treaty. Swanson, veteran naval expansion advocate and senior on foreign relations and naval committees, is seen as a key figure to keep the issue above party politics amid 1932 election considerations.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
Senate
Claude Swanson
Virginia
Swanson
Norfolk
Naval Committee
Joe Robinson
Robinson
Twin troubles in language development among twins
A new study indicates language development in twins tends to lag behind that of single children. It notes twins often imitate each other, suggesting the need for adults to provide rich conversations and exposure to other children through nursery or kindergarten to prevent a limited self-contained world.
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Agnes Lyne
Crossword Puzzle Mostly Short Puzzlers Horizontal and Vertical Clues
Puzzle style item lists numerous crossword hints across horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and partial phrases. Clues include musical composition dry gossip rage estimated perfect score healthy require farewell unoccupied stops for nothing essays burdened oleoresin conjunction blade of land small body to sin region to possess series of pastry epieal events observe grinding machine rodents pass every golf device to wash lightly at that point one who sets glaze to total EB bird signs to overlay
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Cock's
Crow Brings Aid In White Grub Hunt In Burgess Tale
In a Thornton Burgess bedtime tale, Jim Crow returns to Farmer Brown’s Boy and aids in the grub hunt. The crow’s mischief is tempered by helpful acts as the farmer notes the bird’s good deeds and questions its nesting season harm. Mother Brown feigns disapproval while secretly glad to see him back.
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Pau
Collier
Jim Donnelly
Continental Pictures
Rorimer
Wampus
Donnelly
Dan
Jim
Zigey
Ziggy Young
New York
Mother Brown
Jim Crow
Brown
Crow
Farmer Brown
Farmer Bruns
Farmer Trown
Green Forest
Palmer Brown
Reed Smoot Tames Wool Mill Machines in Spare Time
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah used his free hours to study his family’s woolen mill. He learned to operate every machine, mastering the factory’s processes.
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Anstead
Senator Reed Smoot
Utah
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