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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe began as a classic newspaper with February 20 1924 founding entry and post office records. Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C Hawk lead operations with Associated Press licensing and Sunday morning publication from The Globe News Publishing Co.
An Oklahoma City Times editorial extols the surviving Goodnight buffalo herd of Texas founded by Col. and Mrs. Goodnight in 1876. The piece urges public action against slaughter and notes the herd’s 186 adults and small calf crop as owners plan to sell. It also includes unrelated retail installment statistics and quotes Durant Mellon and McCormick.
A summary of Jacob Bankopt's remarks on unemployment from the fifty-eighth National Conference of Social Work. He critiques private charity and public relief, notes the ineffectiveness of regularized employment, and warns the U.S. may need federal action. He calls for unemployment insurance, tariff reform, and international trade planning as lasting solutions.
Pierre Donovan traces Bruce Carey to Red Butte after a desert chase with Ann and sheriff frames a telegram holding Bruce’s group for the Camden bank murder. Pierre forces Bill to dig a grave, uncovers a lost gold vein, and reveals Ann’s father is the soon to be released culprit.
A German Wagner opera from the Wegener Festival will be rebroadcast in the United States on August 18, featuring at least the third act of Tristan und Isolde. WEAF NBC will carry the transmission from Beyreuth, Wagner’s birthplace, with a slate of radio programs to follow on major networks and stations.
A 1921 feature note describes the How It Began series by Metropolitan Newspaper Feature Service and The Globe. It invites readers to suggest origins of customs or sayings to be illustrated in future installments.
The writer tours Cannes on the Riviera from Aug 5 noting swaggering hotels luxury cars and a cosmopolitan mix including an Indian prince and American visitors. He highlights tax impositions on visitors car culture and striking perfume town Grasse nearby but admits the perfume scent dampened his mood.
Flip the Terrier meets Spots the Little Skunk and learns independence as Spots explains scent gun use and mutual respect. Their meeting with three dogs reveals how Spots earns wary yet cautious regard, and Flip vows to be a better boy after a lavish tour gone awry.
The puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues including Native city of Columbus disfigured largest river of Europe and other wordplay items. It features entries for colors, animals, musical terms, and domestic crossword staples with typical crossword notation and a dated puzzle style.
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