Amarillo Globe history and publication details in brief
The Amarillo Globe News lists its founding date February 20 1924 and publication details. It notes ownership by Globe News Publishing Co with publishers and managers named and mentions Associated Press protection. Subscription rates and regions are outlined along with contact data.
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Amarilo
Texas
Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
Amarillo to Host Denver-New Orleans Air Route
Rocky Mountain Airlines of Denver announces Amarillo as a planned regular stop on the Denver to New Orleans passenger and freight route. The city could gain a central role in expanding commercial aviation as nations modernize air transport.
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Rocky Mountain Airlines, Inc
Denver
Amarillo
Russia
America
United States
Europe
Amarilo
A Clean Slate for Borger
Governor Moody ordered the Rangers withdrawn from Borger after a special commission found conditions satisfactory in the oil town. The move signals Borger’s return to peaceful status and exonerates Sheriff Owenby of Hutchinson County as Moody ends Ranger presence.
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Amarillo
Dan Moody
Borger
Moody
Joe Qwenby
Hutchinson County
Owenby
Globe urges cheaper water as temporary city rates probed
The Globe defends a low cost water policy while noting the new city schedule lowers bills for small users by 30 to 40 percent up to 60 000 gallons. City officials say the plan is temporary and aims to test costs and revenue with no profit, promising further cuts if August shows profit and a 30 to 60 day public patience window.
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Amarillo
Lee Bivins
J. H. Harris
W. H. Brymer
Globe
Commission
Does Leisure Create Culture or Just Bell Whetted?
Aldous Huxley argues that while leisure enables culture, mass production and entertainment create canned leisure that does not automatically yield real culture. He notes Americans and Europeans, amid prosperity, spend leisure on trivial amusements rather than substantive cultural growth.
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Aldous Huxley
America
True Servility Revealed in a Curbed Master’s Rule
The tale centers on Bedwell, a reasonable yet exacting master who employs a versatile servant. When the servant asks for soap, Bedwell rebukes him for overfamiliarity, illustrating a strict, almost punitive dynamic in a small domestic setting.
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Bedwell
Sonia and Franklin Crane Entangled in Love and Lies
In 1926 fiction excerpt Sonia Marsh in San Francisco pursues romance with Franklin Crane while Don Stillwater and Walter Henderson vie for her affection. After aiding Crane in a scandal, she faces pressure from past ties, a confession, and a looming moral reckoning as Don plans a return.
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Sonia Marsh
San Francisco
Franklin Crane
Jed Thomas
Don Stillwater
Walter Henderson
Berkeley
Sonia
Crane
Henderson
Bon
Don
Berlin
Stockton
Bay
Barbs on Labor Aids and Night Skies in 1927
A humorous piece notes clean sweeps in baseball but few on the front porch. It recalls Joshua making the sun stand still while Will Hays aims to quiet the stars at night. Mr Ford, a tractor maker, also makes a fine retraction and questions why no self renewing note is invented in an era of labor saving devices.
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Don
Franklin
Senia
Darling
Grandula
Joshua
Will Hays
Mr. Ford
NEA Service, Inc
Polk Street
Ian
Palo Duro
Amarillo
Uncle Sam
Indiana
Ohio
Jimmy Skunk and the Woolly Bear Down the Crooked Little Path
Jimmy Skank, full of grasshoppers, pauses to watch a Woolly Bear cross his path. Peter Rabbit questions the danger, while Jimmy contemplates eating the hairy caterpillar if room allowed. Woolly Bear escapes as they talk, leaving an idle moment before the next tale.
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Jimmy Skank
Jimmy
Fanny Little
Jimmy Skunk
Woolly Bear
Peter Rabbit
Peter
T. W. Burgess
Amargo Tales and Post Office Crowd Daze
A narrator surveys Amarrillo scenes from a doctor waiting room to downtown life. Humorous portraits of anxious patients, fashion, gossip and street commerce mix with bustling post office queues and out‑of‑town newspaper buyers seeking a link to home.
Heflin Denies Killing Family Cook in Autobiography Pitch
Washington reports a sensational anecdote from an Alabama senator J Thomas Heflin biography on his boyhood. The account recalls Heflin as a strict family breadwinner who cooked after Aunt Rose’s slap and faced rumors his cooking killed a cook.
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J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Horatio Alger
The
New Menace
J. Thermas Heflin
United States
Louina
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