Amarillo Globe News History Admissible Facts
The Amarillo Globe News is a long running Texas newspaper founded February 20 1924. It was entered as second class matter on the same date and published evenings except Sundays by The Globe-News Publishing Co. The staff includes GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C. HAWK as General Manager with AP credit and contact numbers for departments.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Political fear of job loss shapes Washington politics
Dr. Glen Frank and others warn that job security dominates the thinking of legislators and officials asElection prospects loom. Senators and representatives face unemployment concerns, altering how leaders act and speak as the November elections approach.
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Washington
Congress
Cutting Public Salaries by Glenn Frank
Economist Glenn Frank argues against sweeping pay cuts for teachers and civil servants, noting salaries lag living costs and that gradual reductions harm long term public service quality. He cites his tenure at Wisconsin and a 1930 salary-cost relation, urging shared sacrifice only after prosperity reaches workers.
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University of Wisconsin
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Venice Muir Seeks Social Breakthrough At a Gala
Venice Muir seeks charm at a New York society dinner where Lola Goodby nudges her toward Roland Wainwright the dashing but elusive faun. As Cerise Nails looms with flirtation, Venice struggles between surface social games and real living while a wary observer shadows her attempt to win Wainwright’s attention.
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New York
Venice
Lola Goodby
Lola
Drake Farrelly
Ann Duryea
Rollo
Bacchus
Philip
Faun
Roland Wainwright
Wainwrights
Jerry Ward
Chance
Miss Muir
Mr. Wainwright
Greta Garbo
Cerise Nails
How It Began Series Seeks Reader Ideas and Illustrations
The News-Globe invites readers to suggest ideas for the HOW IT BEGAN series and notes pages 25 through 27. Readers may write to Russ Murphy and Ray Semuaky for submissions and examples of other custom sayings, with responses to be illustrated.
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Russ Murphy
Ray Semuaky
News-Globe
Not Always Ready
New York diary sketches society figures and eccentrics in a bustling scene. It notes a venerable 90 year old heiress found with $900000 in old bills and a germophobia phobia resident of a fashionable hospice. The column blends nightlife, personalities, and city oddities.
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Aubrey Eads
New York
Harvard Oxford radio debate on war debts scheduled
Harvard debaters prepare to argue via radio with Oxford speakers in London on Saturday on canceling war debts. The discussion will be broadcast by WEAF NBC and later across about 67 WABC CBS stations starting January 4. Programs include Nat Shilkret orchestra and various musical segments nightly.
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McIntyre
New York
Herald Square
Broadway
Joe Drum
Wilson Mizner
Considine’s
Frank Ward O’malley
Jacks
Jack Francis
Kay Laurell
Martha Mansfield
Olive Thomas
Ruby de Remer
Silver King
the Knickerbocker
George Rector
Regtor’s
Nat Goodwin
Claridge
Will Hogg
Jack Kennedy
Jim
Jack
Bert Williams
Si Goodfriend
Oscar Hammerstein
Winter Garden
Melville Ellis
Laloy
Texas Guinan
Rube Goldberg
Ronald Wolf
Telegraph
Park Row
Joseph Jefferson O'Neill
Don Clarke
Herbert Bayard Swope
Werba
Leuscher
72Nd Street
Caruso
Metropolitan
Tommy Gray
Rialto
Herb Reth
Sunday World
Julian Johnson
11Th Street
Lawrence Reamer
The
Sun
Ben Hampton
World
Dewey’s
Fulton Street
Henry L. Doherty
Bridge Street
Jessie Reed
Ansonia
Metcalfe
Life
Globe
Earl
Marcelle Carroll
Bustanoby's
Castle Walk
June
Ray Lillibridge
Ben Hur
Normandy
Associated Press
Central Standard
Harvard
Oxford
Weaf-Nbc
London
Wabc-Cbs
Nat Shilkret
WEAF
NBC
Hoover
WABC
CBS
Vincent Lopez
Boswell Sisters
Kate Smith
Helen Morgan
Elizabeth Schumann
WJZ
Elizabeth Lennox
Rochestr Civic Orchestra
Crossword Puzzle Not Hard But Not Easy
A crossword clue list with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes numbers and definitions such as Fate Unmarried men collectively Substance gathered by bees Repairs of buildings and Telegraphed. Other entries cover words like Diminished Frosted a Your and Inventor of the cotton gin.
Runty Faces Predator in Narrow Escape
In this installment Runty the possum evades Black Pussy as she hunts him. He hides by a tree and learns to read the cat's movements while planning a patient escape. Juniper the Hare's rustle distracts Black Pussy, giving Runty a fleeting chance to climb to safety and survive another day.
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Runty
Black Pussy
Unc
Billy Possum
Aunty
Juniper
Hare
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Amarillo Daily News
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Teres
the Globe
Glen Frank
Wisconsin University
Wilder D. Bancroft
Cornell University
Paul Koenig
By Glenn Frank
Harriet Henry
Tacles
Simon Bolivar
Venezuela
England
Festure Service
Great Britain
C.e.butterfield
Ecclesiastic
Bedtime
David B. Hill
May Irwin
Rudy Vallee
Marcel
Ann Pennington
Zelda
Pittsburgh
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Farmer Brown
Neary
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