Amarillo Globe and Globe News Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe and News announce publication data including founders and staff roles, circulation pricing, and delivery options for Amarillo Texas. It lists SENE HOWE as President and Publisher, JOHN MCCARTY as Assistant Printer, WESLEY ARDARD as Editor, and RAY PARR as Editor of The Globe. The notice also specifies subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and mail delivery terms.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe and News
Legal Action Urged for Industrial Disputes and Arbitration
Newspaper argues for compulsory arbitration in basic industries and utilities to protect public welfare. It cites a hypothetical property dispute and contrasts civilian law with labor conflicts. Senators Ferguson and Fulbright propose federal labor courts or armed with a Supreme Court of Labor to resolve disputes.
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John Doe
Ferguson
Michigan
Fulbright
Arkansas
Supreme Court of Labor
United States
John L. Lewis
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Illinois
New York
Weight Evidence and Courtship Advice Cited at Harvard
Harvard professor Earnest Hooton argues that women may fare worse with a fat husband who values comfort and family life. The remark invites comparison to Hermann Goering as a provocative example in a broader social discussion.
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Earnest Hooton
Harvard
Hermann Goering
Stepdaughter Case Highlights Stepfather Possessive Illusion
Dr. George W. Crane analyzes Mildred W 24 secretary who fears her stepfather who harasses her friends and accuses her of affairs He shows unusual possessiveness toward her and renews old courtship moods He is urged to involve Mildred’s mother and seek indirect compliments to defuse the situation
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Mildred W
Dr. Crane
Mildred
America Falling Apart Says Bill Cunningham
Bill Cunningham argues that rising living costs and stagnant wages threaten the nation. He cites miners' pay, a large treasury, and an untouched welfare fund while blaming leaders for job losses, nursing shortages, and teacher strikes.
Hollywood Civilization and the Hollywood Image
George E. Sokolsky argues that Hollywood’s core problem lies in its culture of exhibitionism and publicity not wealth itself. He condemns press agents, scripted performances, and publicized scandals, urging a return to national service, character, and honest art free of imitation and foreign influence.
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Sam Goldwyn
Hollywood
John D. Rockefeller
Henry Ford
Booth Tarkington
Bernard Baruch
Sarah Bernhardt
Europe
Bing Crosby
Unclear excerpt discusses a political stance on government and jobs
The passage references 400 000 people with a cost of about $190 each for train fare to jobs. It condemns Lewis as detrimental to the common good and argues that abandoning orderly processes harms democratic gains and risks tyranny if government ends.
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Middle States
America
Washington
Lewis
Bananas Grow in Iceland in Heated Greenhouse
Three tropical bulbs imported in 1939 have produced fruit in an electrically heated Iceland greenhouse, proving bananas can be grown in cooler climates.
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Iceland
Tropics
Painting by Crane Donated to Amarillo High School
Members of the Amarillo Art Association donated the original Pearl Morning by Bruce Crane to the high school. The National Academy recognized painter created a blue green gold hazy morning landscape with an exquisite gold frame. The donors, active for 27 years, started Amarillo’s first art exhibit and have since sponsored many shows including a Taos colony gallery.
Life Insurance Co. Insure in Sure Insurance Ad
A. L. Biggs Unit Manager of Life Insurance Co. announces Sure Insurance services from 711 Fisk Building with phone 8811.
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the Life Insurance Co
A. L. Biggs
Fisk
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Word List
Pictured chairman of Reconstruc tion Finance Corporation Charles 10 Evasion 11 Rescue 13 Type measure 14 Help 18 Store part 19 Pace 20 Fatigue 21 Bog 22 Era 23 Malicious burning 26 Broom 28 Accomplish 29 Preposition 30 Sugary 33 Speed 37 Statute 38 Through 39 Open space 41 Work units 45 Observed 46 Maiden 47 Small bottle 48 Finishes 49 Debarred 52 Pennants 1 Refuges 2 Level 3 Negative 4 Lowers 5 Redact 6 Speed contest 7 Crack 8 Toward prefix 9 Tidy 11 Couch 12 State 15 Prejudice 16 Therefore 17 Be full 24 Poem 25 In no way 26 Exclamation 27 Greek letter 30 Metallic dross 41 Always 31 African town 42 Cereal 32 Pitcher 34 Exhausts 35 Golf term 36 Sea eagles 40 Mountains 43 Festive 44 Low quarter 45 Wiseman 50 Right ab 51 Down
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Charles
Polk Street Professor On Heredity In A Child
A Polk Street professor extols heredity noting his daughter reflects traits from each parent and grandparent. He cites dispositions from the father and a love of books from himself while blaming the mother for certain poor grades and limited mental capacity. He praises his side of the family as the source of the child’s good character and cautions about inherited traits.
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Wife
Satan
Joe Killough
Daughter
Heredity
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