Amarillo Globe masthead and old circulation notice
The text shows the Amarillo Globe newspaper masthead from August 17, 1936, listing staff such as Gene Howe president and publisher and Norris Ewing general manager. It includes publishing schedule, mailing rates, a special delivery service, and a note that The Globe is an independent democratic newspaper delivering news impartially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Tr. Johnson
John McCarty
Norris Ewing
Amarillo
the Globe
Behind Champ Athlete Stands His Teacher
The essay honors unsung educators like Charles Riley who guided Jesse Owens. It insists mentors shape character and career, helping youths avoid fame’s traps, pursue college, and grow into responsible adults. The piece lauds countless teachers who rarely gain fame or pay yet deserve gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Owens
Charles Riley
Owens
America
Riley
Cleveland
Jesse
Well Planned Industry Shows Strong Auto Production
The automobile industry, despite typical seasonal slumps, reports a record year aside from 1929. Producers credit controlled production and stabilized distribution with new models, suggesting profits may rise even if full year output slightly trails 1929. The text frames this as industry driven economic planning rather than government intervention.
Crop Insurance discussed by U S Agriculture experts
Washington reports debate over a federal crop insurance system as Secretary Henry Wallace and others push for protection against drought and price swings. Discussions note AAA records for actuarial feasibility, concerns about uniform rates, subsidies, and enforcement, with plans for wheat insurance and a granary concept to stabilize markets.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Alf Landon
Hoover
Roosevelt
Federal Farm Board
AAA
Droulh
Supreme Court
Wallace
William M.jardine
Tseir
Jardine
Aeem
Rebel teacher Carol Torrance Finds Purpose in Ashboro
Carol Torrance takes a teaching post at Ashboro High to escape home town life and pursue independence. She meets Denis Ford a restless newspaper man and plots to keep moving, while settling into a faculty amid Miss Thomas and Principal Hall. A disruptive student named Sam hints at trouble in class.
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Carol Torrance
Ashboro
Atlanta
Denis Ford
Denis
Miss Thomas
Carol
Hall
Charlemagne
Sam
Stanton a Civil War secretary who shaped Lincoln era
The piece profiles Edwin McMasters Stanton born 1814 as Lincoln’s secretary of war who endured a harsh early life, legal career, and service through six years of Civil War strain before resigning in 1868. It notes his death in 1869 after a brief Supreme Court appointment and reflects on his public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Edwin McMasters Stanton
Lincoln
Stanton
Kenyon College
Ohio
Columbia
Pittsburgh
Buchanan
Notong
Presdent Grant
Supreme Court
Senate
NEA
Noted Boo Hoo Beggars Met
A column recounts sightings and gossip in New York society including encounters with the Boo Hoo beggar at Central Park, cabaret star Harry Richman, Charles Dana Gibson, and other figures. It notes literary and theatrical figures, retirement plans, and a costly shower impacting restaurateurs.
Danny Meadow Mouse Escapes from Snake Chase
Danny Meadow Mouse faces constant danger from predators as he runs through short grass. He notices a threatening rustle, identifies a large snake behind him, and flees along hidden paths, seeking safety and survival in a lively summer landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Meadow Mouse
You
Danny
Nanny
Nanfly
Nanny Meadow Mouse
Man Votes For Nineteen Presidents Sets Record
Mack, 96, of Ashtabula Ohio claims the record for voting in more Presidential elections than any other living person. He has cast his ballot for 18 presidential nominees. In Massachusetts at Oak Bluffs Mrs. Lee L Farnham, 84, spends summers at a cottage by a pond shore resort.
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Denis
Atlanta
Dallas
Kansas City
Pat
Washington
Notre Dame
Ciara
Gliese
Schaan
Saone
Tripe
Mawkine
Wes
Bagatelles
Gallipolis
London
George Rector
Lou Holtz
Frederick Dickson
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Gilbert Miller
New York
Pasteur
Ashtabula
Jesse
Mack
Oak Bluffs
Mass
Lee L. Farnham
Discharged Student Casts Off Belongings in Harsh Scene
A narrator notes a nineteen or twenty year old pupil being expelled by a figure named Sam as a harsh scene unfolds. The text hints at a somber mood with a reference to an embryo and a sad caller at Bet tomorrow Caret, suggesting a bleak, unsettled moment in a school setting.
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Mcintyre
New York
George Matthew Adams
Nova Scotia
George Middleton
Balzac
Hattie Bell Johnston
Russia
Walter Duranty
Cicerone
Grand Central
Billy Seeman
London
Tom Geraghty
Strand
Henry Sells
Lady
Will Hearsts
Park Avenue
Florence and Keats Speed
Sam
Marian Sims
Coat of arms puzzle with clues across and down
A mixed set of crossword like clues across and down covering heraldry language and general vocabulary including coat of arms, verbs, adjectives, animals, ships, exceptions, and various objects. Answers likely intersect to form a themed grid typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
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Amarillo Globe
Ooo
Associated Press
Teleinoner
Amarillo Daily News
Weeeeee
Globe
News-Globe
MAIL
Enery
the Cates Boy
LS. Klein
War
Edwin M. Stanton
Cates
Moronia
Sam Cates
Miss Torrance
Mr. Hall
Boo Hoo
Central Park
Leland Stanford
Broadway
Harry Richman
Manhattan
Chicago
Miami
Saratoga
West Coast
Astaires
Robert Taylors
Charles Dana Gibson
Buddy Ve Sylva
de Sylva
Nat Goodwin
Venice
Calif
al Jolson
Winter Garden
George White
Wise Lad
Watterson Rotacker
Roy Howard
McNaught Syndicate
Thornton W. Burgess
Mr. Sun
Purple Hills
DR. Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
the Health Magazine
Caret
Republic of
North America
Constellation
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