Amarillo Globe Masthead and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe published evenings except Saturday and Sunday mornings by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company at 110 East Fifth Street, with Associated Press content and post office classification details from 1924 added. It notes entry dates February 20 and February 26, 1924, for second class matter and founding.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Subscription Rates Amid scattered text
Rates list for one week one month three months six months and one year with sections for daily and Sunday delivery in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Prices appear garbled with decimal errors and unclear figures.
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Careless
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Red Grange heads toward millionaire status and risk
Red Grange will join the millionaire class as rewards mount for his football prowess and a $800000 signing in film. Critics warn sudden wealth may harm him though the public applauds his rapid fortune and appeals of opportunity for community efforts through the Community Chest.
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Red Grange
Stage folk in New York find fame in failures and comebacks
New York debuts expose stage life as a realm of sublime naivete and improbable comebacks. Actors pine, lunch at Lambs, and old favorites return in limousines while a West Point officer recalls globe trotting. Tex Richard, a Kansas City promoter, edges into Broadway's glare. The piece ends urging investment in the Community Chest.
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New York
Belasey
Atlantic City
Weber
Fields
the Lambs
Southampton
West Point
China
Turkey
France
England
Germany
Java
Formosa
Bombay
India
Montmartre Hill
Tex Richard
George L. Richard
Richard
Kansas City
Longacre Square
Dawson
Nevada
Metropolis
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Thursday Radio Program Highlights Across US Stations
Compiled list of radio schedules for December 10 across major networks. Entries note station call letters, locations, and program blocks from morning through late night including concert, drama, and children's segments. Silent stations listed at end.
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CNRM
Montreal
CNBC
Calgary
KDKA
Pittsburgh
KFI
Angeles
KFKX
Hastings
KGO
Oakland
KGW
Portland
KHJ
Los Angeles
Hickman
KPO
San Francisco
KSD
ST. Louis
WEAF
KTHS
Hot Springs
First Methodist Choir
Meyer Davis
McEnelly
WCAD
Canton
N. Y
WCAE
William Penn
WCBD
Zion
Ill
Waldorf Orchestra
Vincent Lopes
WEAO
Columbus
Dallas
Bentor
Detroit
Marinera
WGN
Chicago
Jaze Scamper
WGR
Buffalo
WGOY
Schenectady
Entertainment
Orchestra Revue
WHO
Des Moines
Raleigh Quintet
WHO Trio
WHT
WIP
Philadelphia
Uncle Wip
Glee Club
Joe Ray
WJAR
Providence
WJR
Petite Symphony
Sandy McNell and Murillo Key to a Housewarming Clash
Sandy McNell, of Spanish descent, marries Ben Murillo for family gain while sacrificing love for Timmy. Murillo asserts control, plans a housewarming with his family, and excludes Timmy and Sandy’s old friends, tightening his grip as Sandy resists yet fears her fate. He pressures her with a public display while she endures humiliation and panic over their growing bond.
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Sandy McNell
Ben Murillo
Timny
Murillo
Judith Moore
San Francesco
Sandy
Sany
Benny
Benvenuto Murillo
Morillo
Murillos
Beatrice
Ben
Ife
Timmy
Heinie
Dick Charman
Arliss
May
Hennie
Dick Chapman
Mrs. Iweta Seales Moves Residence to Van Buren Street
Mrs Iweta Seales announces relocation from 1924 Harrison to 908 Van Buren Street and invites old and new customers to visit. Phone 1046.
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Iweta Seales
Harrison
van Buren Street
Buster Bear Damages Paddy Beavers Swamp
Buster Bear tears through a newly built dam in the Green Forest causing a pond to shrink while Yowler the Bob Cat watches from a hiding place and grins. Paddy the Beaver and family rest unaware as Buster claims the swamp is his to destroy for sport.
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Buster Bear
Yowler
Bob Cat
Buster
Paddy the Beaver
Paddy
Dam
Beaver
T. W. Burgess
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