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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1931

Page

4

The Amarillo Globe History and Publication Details

This excerpt outlines publication details for The Amarillo Globe News including founding date February 20 1924 a second class matter filing post office entry and night publication schedule with connections to The Amarillo Daily News The Globe News Publishing Co GENE HOWE publisher and editor and WILBUR C HAWK general manager are named along with Associated Press affiliation and basic subscription rates and mailing notes.

Amarillo Texas Globe-News Publishing Co Sixth Fillmore Gene Howe Wilbur C. Hawk

Seven Texas DAR Women Honored by French Government

Seven Texas women prominent in the Daughters of the American Revolution were named Officers of the French Academy by the French government for services to French expansion. The honorees included Nettie Foster Stratton Baker of Navasota and six committee members who aided the La Salle monument project near Navasota.

Texas Daughters of the American Revolution Nettie Foster Stratton Texas Baker Navasota Tee Ward Templeman I. B. McFarland Houston C. B. Jones Greenville J. T. Rountree Paris M. 8. Carruth Dallas J. M. Webb Amarillo Baker G. P. F. Jouine Cavalier de la Salle Frank Teich Little East Texas National Organization Jourine Nettie Foster Stratton Baker United States Academy Cabinet M. Roustan France Claudel, Washne Rouen LaSalle Herbert E. Bolton Neches Brazos

Low Mood's Cost in Capital Wealth by Glenn Frank

A reader asks for dependable figures on two years of national low mood. Frederick estimates four capital losses from Oct 1929 to Oct 1931: $60B depreciation in NYSE values, $25B drop in curb and out of town exchange values, $50B shrinkage in real estate and personal property, and $50B reduced manufacturing value due to 6 to 8 million unemployed. Total wealth loss pegged at $185B.

Glenn Frank J. George Frederick Frederick New York Stock Exchange McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Venice Muir Seeks a Past and Parisian Set

Venice Muir plans a calculated past to win social footing in New York after posing as an experienced socialite in Paris. In a Prague of perfume and parties she accepts help from American Guy Bryson as she imagines a glamorous debut while confronting her shy inability to express herself.

Venice Muir New York Paris Europe Cafe de la Paix Guy Bryson Wilmington Madame Venice Muir Guy Ciro’s Merci M'sieur Breeson

How It Began Ancient Egypt Receipts Reveal Early Credit

Recently unearthed writings show receipts issued by Pedikhonsu for part payments on merchandise. He appears as the first merchant on record to sell goods on this basis. The feature notes tomorrow explore clay models and the law of possession.

Russ Murphy Ray Senusky

Windsor May First to Make Movie Cartoon

Diary notes mention Windsor McKay as the first to introduce the animated cartoon with a depiction of a dino saur swallowing civilization. The entry also cites personalities like Helen Menken and Helen Keller, discussing talkies, Tin Pan Alley additions, and social encounters in New York.

Windsor Maay Mcintyre New York Pepys Bob Dallas Billy de Beck Josephine Gwynne Erskine Paris John Farrar Clarence Budington Kelland Karl Hoblitzelle Esther Walker Mayor Walker A. C. Blumenthal Norma Terris Dr. Wagner Tin Pan Alley Father Connor New Jersey Pierre Norman Windsor McKay McKay

Aunty the Possum Sneaks into Farmer Brown’s Henhouse

Old Mother Nature narrates Aunty the smallest possum hiding in a nestling box inside Farmer Brown’s henhouse after eating two eggs. Unc Billy watches from outside the wall and wonders what will happen as the old rooster wakes and the hens stir. Aunty fears discovery and hides under a straw nest while two empty eggshells reveal his mischief. The farmer soon notices the shells and searches the nests for the visitor. Copyright 1931 T. W. Burgess.

Billy Possum Farmer Brown Billy Aunty Mistress Moon Mr. Sun Green Forest Rascal Unc Brown's Bay Runty T. W. Burgess

Radio Clock by C E Butterfield Broadcast Schedule

William Green AF of L president delivers a radio address Wednesday night on WJZ NBC as part of Adolphe Dumont's concert program. WEAF NBC offers a Pilgrims re enactment in sketches and extended David Rubinoff contract through 1932 with NBC staff marriages planned. Program lineup lists Lanin orchestra Lerett Howell Cab Calloway Mills Brothers Lombardo channels and shows schedules across WEAF WABC WJZ stations with various featured acts and speakers.

New York William Green American Federation of Labor Adolphe Dumont Wjznbc WEAF NBC David Rubinoff William S. Rainey Francis Lynch Howard Lanin Music of Georgia Lettice Howell Cab Calloway WABC CBS Kate Smith Mills Brothers Guy Lombardo WJZ American Taxpayers’ League James M. Beck Pennsylvania Roy Bargo Wanderers Real Folks Peter van Steeden

Arlington man dies from burns after Arlington fire

W M Tyra age 25 of Arlington died in a Fort Worth hospital from burns after a blaze in an unoccupied Arlington residence Saturday night. The fire origin was undetermined. George Koontz of Memphis was noted as SMU’s only football team member with a home not in Texas.

Burns Fort Worth W. M. Tyra Arlington Burns George Koontz Memphis, Tenn Southern Methodist W Hose Homes Texas

Crossword Puzzle Clue List With Saturday Answer

A scanned crossword puzzle page presents numerous horizontal and vertical clues. The list includes long words, short terms, and a Saturday answer section covering definitions such as Gets up, Units, Conjunction, and many others.

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