Amarillo Globe Publishing Details Branding and Rights
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 notes publication details and ownership rights. It states publishing schedule evenings and Sundays, address at 110 East Fifth Street, and Associated Press news rights exclusivity.
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Amarillo Globe Apology Over Cisco Football Editorial
The Globe features an apology and Cisco Chamber of Commerce broadside denying a Cisco player is married with three children after Amarillo’s 76 to 0 defeat. Cisco asserts players are under 19 to 20, weighs disputing figures, and condemns the false claim as slander.
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The House that Graft Built and New York’s Graft Era
McIntyre recalls New York grafts from Tweed to Nast, noting The House that Graft Built on the Grand Concourse as a symbol. He links Tweed’s rise and fall to city modernization and warns on press ethics, sharing anecdotes of bribes and editor’s discretion.
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Friday Radio Schedule Highlights From Major Cities
Friday’s grid lists WEAF Jones and Hare WSB Miniatura Symphony WGY WJY musical comedy WOC St Ambrose Choir WOS Boonville artists with all times in Eastern Central standard. Stations in Montreal Moncton Toronto Vancouver Portland Chicago and more present stories markets orchestras choirs and dance programs through midnight with numerous hour by hour lineups.
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Oye Enerrt
CNRA
Moncton
Markets
Putman
CNRT
Toronto
Romanelli
CNRY
Vancouver
B. C
Salvation Army Band
KDKA
Pittsburgh
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Lincoln
Neb
KFI
Los Angeles
Vickers Artists
KFKX
Hastings
KGW
Portland
Springfield
Mass
Beisman
Ippolite
McFenelly
WCAE
Wiliam Penn
Pleasant Valley Orchestra
WCAP
Washington
All Saints Men’s Club
WCCO
Minneapolis-St, Paul
Dick Long
WCX
Detroit
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Star Radio Orchestra
Nighthawk Frolic Weaf
New York
Wormack
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Boston
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Dallas
Crandall Municipal Band
WGHP
Skylark
WGN
Chicago
WGR
Buffalo
Yankee Six
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WHO
Des Moines
Salvation Army
Laons Cla
WHO Dance Orchestra
JAR
Providence
Sandy's Housewarming Betrayal and Delayed Threats
In this dramatic installment Sandy McNeil rebels against her husband Ben Murillo who aims to snub her old friends. She mails invitations she had resisted, confronts Murillo over control and past affairs, and endures a tense housewarming night with no guests arriving by 1 a.m. as she faces isolation and a looming ultimatum.
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Isle of Skulls
Santa Barbara
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Paddy the Beaver Faces Dam Woes After Mink Visit
Paddy the Beaver suspects sabotage as two holes appear in the new dam at the pond. Billy Mink claims the area was undisturbed and there is no sign of any humans, leaving Paddy to doubt the source of the breach and lose sleep over the mystery.
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Billy Mink Delivers News Of Dam Hole Mystery
Billy Mink brings news of torn holes in a dam to Paddy and family as they rush to the Laughing Brook pond. The story hints Buster Bear as the possible instigator while pondering consequences for Paddy and others and wonders if the dam will be torn again.
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Aspironal touted as safe fast acting cold remedy
A sensational prospect markets Aspironal as a guaranteed two minute cure for colds and coughs. The ad claims approval by laboratories and authorities, urges readers to buy at drug stores, test the remedy, and request money back if symptoms persist within two minutes. It targets adults and children claiming safety and quick relief.
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