Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Subscribe Rates
Publication data for The Amarillo Globe and The Amarillo Daily News notes evenings except weekends, origin in Amarillo Texas, and standard Associated Press partnership. Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C. Hawk listed. Rates shown: weekly 25 cents, monthly 1.00, combination 1 week 7.50 and 2.50 monthly respectively.
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Amarillo
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Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo Globe
Amarilo Daily News
Panhandle gas plans and Manchurian trepidations dominate frontier news
The piece links Panhandle gas development and pipeline proposals to economic and political tensions across Texas and the nation. It also notes Manchurian fire risks with European stakes and cites statements from Italian foreign minister Dino Grandi and Governor Alfalfa Bill Murray on disarmament and unemployment.
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Middle-West
Panhandle
New York State
Italy
Dino Grandi
Cost in income from low mood estimated at 43.6 billion
Glenn Frank summarizes J George Frederick's two year estimate of income losses from the 1929 31 downturn. Wages 9.6 12.0 billion, executive profits 9.0, rentals 4.0, corporation earnings 9.0 total 43.6 billion, about one third of national income.
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Glenn Frank
J. George Frederick
Frederick
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Venice Muir Seeks Glamour in Paris for a Soiled Past
Venice Muir, an American social climber in Paris, hones a dangerous disguise to craft a famed past. She partners with Guy Bryson, a penniless American, to play out a costly scheme at Ciro’s and beyond, while wrestling with love, ambition, and the lure of high society.
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Venice
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Ciro’s
Marquis de Thenardier
Miss Muir
Louis-Le-Grand
Rene
Roland Wainwright
Drake Farrelly
Princess Nina Mdvaniya to appear on WJZ NBC drama
A princess who fled Russia will tell her escape via radio in a dramatized appearance on WJZ NBC on December 26. The program features the princess in the leading role with the broadcast marking her radio debut and detailing her father's position as governor of the Georgia province at the time of her flight.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Russia
Nina Mdvania
D. Thomas Curtin
Wjz-Nbc
Georgia
Showman Yet Broke Is Off To New Start
Al Woods once a Rialto force of showmanship begins anew after bankruptcy. Born Albert Herman, he rose with melodramas and vaudeville, rivaling Belasco and Frohman. He mentored by Julian Eltinge, built theaters, yachts, and a famed Eltinge theater name before facing financial collapse.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Rialto
al Woods
Albert Herman
Edna
Woods
Belasco
Frohman
Savage
Julian Eltinge
Wood
Eltinge
Fifthy Avenue
Samuel Hoffenstein
Europe
America
al Smith
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Herbert Samuel
England
Runty the Possum Sneaks into Farmer Brown's Henhouse
In a Burgess tale, Runty the young possum hides under straw in a henhouse. Farmer Brown's Boy searches the nest and discovers Runty playing dead to avoid capture. Unc Billy Sumps muses on Runty's cleverness and the trouble ahead as the animal is kept as a pet.
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Billy Possum
Farmer Brown
Runty
Billy
Rascal
Green Forest
Onc
Aunty
Lil Rascal
Ali
Mother Brown
Chuck
T. W. Burgess
Claremont Restaurant Through a Prohibition-Scarred Lens
A narrator recalls a famed New York supper club atop Grant's Tomb, The Claremont, once famed like Cafe de Madrid and Armenonville. Prohibition dulled its luster though tea time remained popular. Guests included a marquis and a princess as Grantland Rice called for a duke.
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Claremont
Grant
Cafe de Madrid
Armenonville
Theodosia Burr
Hudson
Grantland Rice
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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