Amarillo Globe News Dates and Pricing Listed
Fragmentary OCR shows publication details for Amarillo Globe News dated February 20 1924. Includes post office entry 1834 at Amarillo Texas details, publishing schedule evenings except weekends, publisher Aene Howe and John McCarty, editor Wesley Izzard, contact line, subscription rates by mail and carrier with various durations and prices.
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Amarillo Texas
Amarillo
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News
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School Board Sets Tonight Meeting on Amarillo College Plans
The Amarillo School Board meets at 7 30 p m to discuss college problems and the purchase of equipment for Amarillo College. George Waddill, business manager, Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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Amarillo College
George Waddill
Globe News
Globe-News
Greatest Allied Failure on the Jewish Question After the War
A critical essay argues the Allied powers failed to rehabilitate European Jewry after World War II. It condemns omissions by Britain, the United States, and the USSR, calls for a UN commission and fund for reconstruction, and urges policies to admit Jewish refugees and support resettlement in Palestine and Eastern Europe.
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Palestine
Hitler
Middle East
Great Britain
Unite States
Commonwealth
Canada
United States
Europe
U. S. Senate
United Nations Commission
Poland
Sudetenland
Old Salt Is Next Little Theater Play
Amarillo radio group at Amarillo Little Theater presents Old Salt by Norman Corwin on KGNC Wednesday 9:30 to 10. A sailor tale features DeMetrius Thatcher Lee Shirley Neely J B Lynn Paul Organ Bob Nelson Bob O Keefe and Bob Coffee with Chansonettes singing and violin by Mrs J M Hooper. Directed by Bobbie O Keefe.
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Amarillo Little Theater
Norman Corwin
KGNC
J. M. Hooper
DeMetrius Thatcher Lee
Shirley Neely
J. B. Lynn
Paul Organ
Bob Nelson
Bob O'Keefe
Bob Coffee
Bobbie O'Keefe
One World Urges Unity Despite Barriers and Bribery in Moscow
The piece argues that human urges to unite will overcome race and government barriers. It cites nine Soviet citizens jailed for taking bribes for apartments railways and boat tickets as a reminder of corruption abroad and the hope for global brotherhood.
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Brotherhood of Man
Moscow
Paris
Kopling
OPA Resumes Ceiling Prices While Meat Dairy Controls Lapse
The revived OPA says restaurant ceiling prices remain in force though controls on meat poultry and dairy served are lifted temporarily until August 20. The move sparks business fury and renewed opposition, with critics blaming OPA actions for inflation and economic strain.
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OPA
Chester Bowles
Facetious Slip Sparks Tacoma Contractor Controversy
Elvind Anderson of Tacoma defends a letter claiming a $2500 check bought influence from Rep. John Coffee, calling it a slip. The piece juxtaposes his remark with a broader warning about controlling scientific power to prevent destruction, noting force as ineffective.
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Elvind Anderson
Tacoma
John Coffee
Curse of Babel at Paris Peace Talks Highlights Language Gap
Bill Cunningham laments the Babel curse at the Paris peace conference where translators and language barriers stall progress. He notes key leaders cannot share English or Russian, causing confusion, yawns, and delegations relying on interpreters.
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Paris
San Francisco
Here
Molotov
M. Bidault
Mr. Byrnes
Mr. Bevin
Attlee
Gentelman
China
Wang Shih-chieh
Congress
United States of America
United Mature Syndicate, Inc
Pandora's box tale ends in tragedy for Portland couple
Erich Brandeis a Portland steamfitter stands accused of accidentally killing his wife with a dynamite filled Pandora's box meant to trap another man. He described the device as a basement suitcase of gadgets and dynamite. The case blends myth with a real crime as the wife opened the box and died.
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Portland
Ore
Pandora
Steamfitter
Pandora Puzzle Persists As Temptation Hits Home
A 1946 King Features Syndicate meditation on Pandora s box moralizing about prohibition and the OPA. It argues temptation persists and the black market imposes a price on the American housewife. The piece warns that gods of old and modern authorities alike could spark demand by removing goods like butter and meat.
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Pandora
Polk Street Professor Recalls Lake Fishing and a Gubernatorial Question
A storytelling fishing trip near Buf faloo Lake features Lou Chance and Tillman McCafferty recalling a tale of a negro boy who buys a marriage license and considers changing names. The speaker compares his governor vote to the license choice and worries about Texas natural resources and forest destruction.
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Lou Chance
Tillman McCafferty
Buffaloo Lake
Tillman
Texas
CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES LISTING
Puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and partial word prompts for a crossword. Clues include political terms, animals, tools, verbs, and common phrases across themes and abbreviations.
Sheriff Faces AWOL Pair in Aurora to Fort Sheridan Case
Kane County Sheriff George E. Powell waited a week for the military policeman to return a private first class from Aurora to Fort Sheridan for trial on charges of being AWOL. The MP was AWOL, too.
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Geneva
Kane County
George E. Powell
Aurora
Fort Sheridan
Rose Angelle Crowned Miss Galveston for Texas Contest
Miss Rose Marie Angelle was chosen Miss Galveston yesterday to represent the city in the Port Arthur statewide contest for the Miss Texas title.
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Galveston
Rose Marie Angelle
Port Arthur
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