The Amarillo Globe Publishing Notice
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 enters second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under act of 1879 Publishes evenings except weekends with The Globe News Publishing Co GENE HOWE publisher and editor WILBUR C HAWK general manager Associated Press credentials and telephones listed for news and circulation departments.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Recognizing American Writers and a Modern War View
Harrison Smith resigns from Cape and Smith to start a publishing firm focused on young American authors amid rising optimism about American literature. A London News photo page depicts British troops airlifted to Cyprus, illustrating how modern warfare favors the strong and questions insurgent chances against airplanes.
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Harrison Smith
Cape and Smith
Mr. Smith
Illustrated London News
Cyprus
India
Safeguarding Capitalism by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues capitalism remains superior to socialism and communism but notes its flaws. He contends periodic depressions and revolutions stem from wealth concentration and advocates open policy reforms to widen wealth distribution through wages hours and prices to sustain a stable market and prevent revolutions.
Venice Muir Seeks Fresh Start In Paris Sojourn
Venice Muir flees social pressure in New York for Paris bound possibilities. Her mother pushes for charm and connections while Venice contemplates independence with Drake Farrelly’s hinted interest. Amid farewells and doubts, Venice senses a new beginning and watches a voyage toward far horizons.
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Europe
Venice
Muir
New York
Paris
Drake Farrelly
Origin of Calvins and Cross Patch Names
A fragment from a feature notes that cross patch insults influenced names like Calvin meaning bald describes how ancestors altered names for quirks. It invites readers to submit ideas and signals a series on how customs began with Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky of The News-Globe.
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Russ Murphy
Ray Senusky
News-Globe
Notables on Broadway Face Unjust Stigma and Gossip
A column notes that Broadway draws social circles to events while warning against rumors about celebrities. It defends clean artists amid whispers and defines a gigolo as misunderstood when livelihood is questioned, citing Lew Cody and others in glamorous circles.
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Broadway
Marconi Anniversary Radio Program From NBC and NBC Networks
NBC plans a two hour and a half commemorative broadcast from 3:00 to 5:30 P M marking the thirtieth anniversary of transatlantic wireless. Adele Starr joins NBC after moving from WTAM to appear with the Gypsies. Programs across WEAF WABC and WJZ feature a mix of symphony songs organ concert and light entertainment with notable performers and scheduled times.
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Associated Press
New York
Marconi
Wireless Pioneer
Atlantic
NBC
Adele Starr
WTAM
Cleveland
The
Gypsies
WABC
CBS
Morton Downey
West
Mills Brothers
Max Smollen
Toscha Seidel
WJZ
Arthur Gibson
H. Borodkin
Real Folks
Contests May Change House Majority in Four Seats
Four election contests may alter the Democratic majority of the House. The districts involved are Illinois eighth where Peter C. Granata, Republican, has the certificate, Indiana eighth with Albert H. Vestal, Republican, Oklahoma first held by Wesley E. Disney, Democrat, and Pennsylvania thirteenth held by William R. Coyle, Republican. The 219 Democrats and 214 Republicans with one Farmer-Laborite will have elections committees report on whether the officers should take the oath.
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Washington
House
Illinois
Peter C. Granata
Indiana
Albert H. Vestal
Oklahoma
Wesley E. Disney
Pennsylvania
William R. Coyle
Elections Committees
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From A Historic Page
A dense list of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and scattered word fragments. includes references to names and terms like 1A distinguished French statesman, 37 Italian foreign minister, and 18 Came in, plus many missing letters and partial phrases.
Unc Billy Possom Seeks aigg Hunger in Green Forest
Unc Billy Possom, famed for appetite, longs for an aigg a special food, as his children Aunty and Runty listen. He explains aiggs are found in nests of birds, not in the forest, and hints at the danger of reaching into human homes. Copyright 1931. The next story Temptation Overrules Common Sense.
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Unc
Billy Possom
Green Forest
Aunty
Billy
Runty
T. W. Burgess
Current Stage Life and City Real Estate In Decline
The piece notes Pepy de Albrew’s stylish evening suit and mentions Joe Frisco seeking a famed barber at Hotel Seville. It reflects on G P Huntley and Frank Tours in London, a musicless 20 minute tea scene, and Tours remaining in the pit. It then surveys Central Park's towering apartments amid real estate disorder, vacancy jitters, and fading tenants, with satirical drawings at Chauve Souris and Sardi’s caricatures of celebrities.
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G. P. Huntley
London
Frank Tours
Central Park
Circle
Ninetieth Street
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