Amarillo Globe Teletype Office Lines Scrambled
The provided OCR text from the Amarillo Globe appears to be a garbled line listing departments and telephones. It lacks a coherent event or names, making a proper news item impossible from the fragment.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
6
The provided OCR text from the Amarillo Globe appears to be a garbled line listing departments and telephones. It lacks a coherent event or names, making a proper news item impossible from the fragment.
A feature notes reckless driving in Amarillo as drivers hurry through town while tourists pass through. It cites Oklahoma City as a model where motorists stop and yield to strangers, showing hospitality despite busy days, and urges Amarillo to adopt similar etiquette to improve visitor goodwill.
Glenn Frank argues dead leaders would urge a balance of decentralization and centralization in modern politics. Hamilton would push a new centralization for national economic coordination while supporting decentralized expertise in business and industry to prevent panics and foster unified action. The piece critiques current leadership and calls for a national agency of research and counsel.
Dan Rorimer, a Hollywood writer and ex New York journalist, helps Anne Winter from Tulsa seek extra work at Continental Pictures. Anne hopes for lines from director Garry Sloan as she shares a bungalow with Mona Morrison and Eva Harley. Dan warns Sloan could shape Anne’s career while Sylvia Patterson’s ambitions loom. Anne eyes a potential breakout as Mona and Eva plan their living arrangement.
Washington correspondent notes that after adjournment roughly 430 House members rush home while the Record and Appendix keep publishing. The main issues for November loom as tariff and veterans pension laws dominate the speeches left behind. Reports to voters and reflections on effective congressmanship punctuate the item.
Berlin shows no obvious gloom despite unemployment and rapid growth from 3 to 4.5 million people since WWI. The piece notes costs, cafe life, notable places like Vaterland and Horcher’s, luxury hotels, and social scenes, interspersed with travelogue glimpses and contemporary reflections.
The article argues that children learn to save by experiencing spending first. Start with a small allowance to let kids feel immediate pleasure from spending, then save toward meaningful purchases or gifts. As children mature, they will value saving more and extend the saving period.
Jim Crow fears the flock as they accuse him of desertion after choosing life with Farmer Brown. The old leader cautions patience while crows howl for punishment, insisting they must not act in haste. Jim Crow laments safety and meals at the farm versus the crowd’s hostility. The tale shifts toward a new episode: Just in Time.
A compact listing of crossword clues for a puzzle titled Central Cross with 4 horizontal entries and multiple verticals. Includes several numbered entries, partial answers, and yesterday’s solutions referencing terms from spring, flora, and common crossword vocabulary.
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