The Globe 1936 Amarillo Publication Details
The Globe News Publishing Co. based in Amarillo Texas publishes The Globe evenings except weekends. The paper lists staff including Gene Howe president and publisher T Johnson editor John McCarty associate publisher Norris Fwing GM and is an Associated Press member. Subscriptions vary by region with daily Sunday options and special delivery service. The paper bills itself as an independent democratic newspaper publishing the news impartially.
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Amarillo
Texas
Arting Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Jimore
Gene Howe
Publioner
T. &. Johnson
John McCarty
Norris Fwing
War scare may avert the next European conflict
The piece argues that while world tensions rise and weapons grow, a dreaded next war in Europe may not occur. Observers note the danger is visible, but foreign offices and common people favor peace and seek to localize tensions to avoid catastrophe.
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Europe
Looking Back Ten Years On Television Progress
A reflection on August 1916 through 1926 events and the then fledgling talkies. Included are Gertrude Ederle’s Channel swim, the Hall Mills case, John Gilbert in The Big Parade, Warner Brothers first talkies, a Will Haye talk, and performances by Mischa Fenman Efrem Zimbalist Martinelli Anna Case. Two readers weigh in with sardonic humor on the TV future and everyday life.
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Gertrude Ederle
Hall-Mills
John Gilbert
Warner Brothers
Will Haye
Philharmonic Orchestra
Mischa Fiman
Efrem Zimbalist
Martinelli
Anna Case
Behind the Scenes In Washington
A 1934 NYA Service summary notes Roosevelt faces PWA and WPA conflicts as Ickes Hopkins factions clash over funds and project rules. It cites confusion over labor share requirements, funding splits, and political pressure ahead of an election.
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Washington
Roosevelt
PWA
Ickes
Hopkins
Mr. Ickes
Wich
WPA
Tekes
Budget Bureau
Labor Organization
Crafta
Wpra-Pwa
Boen
Tie
Gates
Hohen Wat
New Home in the City Sparks Carol's Bold Move
Carol relocates to a new apartment and begins work under Blake Thornton at the Sherwood. She decorates her space, contemplates Milly’s support, adjusts to self-sufficiency, and starts a summer assignment designing for children’s shops while navigating first day nerves and studio dynamics.
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Blake
Irma
Florida
R’arin
Gus Holmes
Blake Thornton
Miss Heath
Laura Heath
Laura
Fall Favorite Season of 0 C
A diary style column notes fall’s approach and a mix of cultural tidbits. It highlights tributes to performers and venues in New York City, mentions the Triborough Bridge excitement, and lists personalities like Ruth Etting, Cab Calloway, and Paul Whiteman alongside social observations on city life and jazz.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Charles G. Norris
Bohemian Grove
Carolyn Wells
Hattie Bell Johnston
Julian Street
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Maury Paul
Dick Berlin
Kansas
G. B. Shaw
Connecticut
Faith Baldwin
Betty Rogers
Raymond Dickson
Gilbert Whites
Triborf
Metropolis
Jimmy Cagney
Bagatelles
Arthur Brisbane
Ford Prick
Colorado Springs
Roe van Buren
Paul Whiteman
Ward O'Malley
Park Row
Cab Calloway
Bill Robinson
Harlem
Major Bowes
STORIES IN STAMPS By I S Klein on San Diego stamp
The piece recounts legends of an island of gold and early explorers Coronado and Cabrillo, tracing Spanish and Portuguese explorations to the San Diego area. It notes the 1769 settlement and the 1935 quadricentennial exposition tied to a U S stamp commemorating the event.
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Spain
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado
Mexico
United States
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo
Panama
Mysterious Gift Box Sealed to 1961 in County Courthouse
In Watseka Illinois a sealed six by eight inch box left by Major Matthew H Peters carries the inscription Do not tear off this wrapper until April 18 1961 the 100th anniversary of the Civil War. No living person knows its contents. The box sits in the Iroquois county courthouse historical room as part of a Civil War era artifact collection.
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New
Carol
Sherwood
Milly
Pat
Jil
Tse
Jill
Matt
Watseka
Til
Iroquois County
Matthew H. Peters
Danny Meadow Mouse Finds a New Home in Rusty Oil Can
Danny Meadow Mouse digs from Miner the Mole tunnel and finds a sunlit edge of Green Meadows. He enlarges a rusty oil can into a perfect mouse hole and builds a nest, hoping for comfort and company with Nanny in mind.
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Danny Meadow Mouse
Miner the
Danny
Killy
Billy
Shadow the Weasel
Mr. Blacksnake
Nanny
T. W. Burgess
A Good Soldier Horizontal Solid Clue Puzzle
A vintage word puzzle list features numerous clues across horizontal and vertical entries with references to military terms minerals and tools. It includes numbered hints for words such as Moon valley mineral spring and writing tool along with definitions for symbols and positions.
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Moon Valley
God of Wa
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