The Amarillo Globe Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20, 1924, entered as second class matter the same day at Amarillo Texas post office. Published evenings except Saturday in connection with The Amarillo Log on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co. Subscription rates shown. combines with The Amarillo Daily News option. The paper declares itself an independent democratic newspaper publishing news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
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Sterling's Labor Record Endorsement by Texas Labor Chief
Chas McKenny Texas labor commissioner declares Ross Sterling the best of 11 governor candidates for labor policy. He praises Sterling's treatment of unorganized workers and predicts an administration Texans can be proud of, pledging loyal support.
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If Caesar Could Speak to Foreign Relations
Glenn Frank imagines Julius Caesar writing to the U S Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. He would warn against imperialism and jingoism, urging a world politics of cultural cooperation and intelligent preparedness over naked power, while valuing knowledge and culture as a national strength.
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crippled boy pushes 115 miles in 19 hours
Alvin Kimbrow a 17 year old from Union City Tenn made a 115 mile trip to Memphis in 19 hours using a hand pushed vehicle built from a two foot board and roller wheels He endured intense heat up to 110 degrees and refused rides pushing rocks from the road to continue He has been crippled since infancy from poliomyelitis and now travels solo in a makeshift pushmobile
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How It Began Idea Series Seeks Reader Ideas
The Globe invites readers to submit ideas on the origins of customs or sayings. Russ Murphy will respond with illustrated answers in this series. Send suggestions to Russ Murphy care of The Globe.
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Hollywood extras seek work amid city’s glamour and risk
Dan Rorimer, a Hollywood writer, meets Anne Winter from Tulsa and Mona Morrison as they pursue extra roles at Continental and Grand United. Eva Harley shares hard living tricks and the group considers living in a bungalow. director Garry Sloan’s interest looms while Dan navigates friendships and ongoing industry roughness.
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Washington Letter on Coolidge and naval treaty travels
Washington Letter notes Calvin Coolidge remarks on tourism earnings keeping money at home could create jobs. Senators and Representatives sail for foreign parts as the naval treaty occupies policy minds. Indiana’s Watson plans a sea voyage while Robinson tours the Philippines, drawing Beveridge parallels in a light political sketch.
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America
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Copenhagen Notes From a Telegraph Editor's Visit
The piece recalls a Sunday flight from Berlin to Copenhagen, a sea plane ride, and the city’s charm. It notes Copenhagen as the Athens of the North with Ny Carlsberg Glyptothek, Tivoli Gardens, and Hans Christian Andersen statue, plus reflections on leisure, wealth, and a police reporter’s memory. Also describes film set scenes with Dan, Collier, Wood, Atwood, and Adamson during a Grim Holiday retake.
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Guiding Your Child Through Julie's Defiant Mood
Julie, six, views the world with suspicion and hostility toward peers and adults. Her unhappiness stems from feeling unloved after a younger sister arrived, and she resents attention given to Helen. The article urges loving, firm, consistent guidance to nurture cooperation and prevent escalation.
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Sulien
Peter Rabbit Doubts His Eyes and the Black Chipmunk
Peter Rabbit questions his sight after spotting a black chipmunk near the old wall at the Old Orchard. Chatterer the Red Squirrel denies black chipmunks exist, while Peter recalls white and black-coated relatives, suggesting doubt about what he saw and prompting a reflection on perception.
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Jacob's Ladder Puzzle Clue List Remixed Mix
A fragmented word list presents mixed clues for a crossword style puzzle. Entries include verbs, nouns, and descriptors across horizontal and vertical hints with scattered numbers and stray terms like bee, sailor, elm, sesame, spring, and ringworm, creating a dense, puzzle oriented page snippet.
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