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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1929
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe-News shows publication and imprint details including editors GENE MOWE and Wilbur OC. Hawk, with notices of post date February 20 1924 entered as second class, and pricing for subscriptions and combined papers. The piece reflects a late 1929 Monday date and distribution notes.
Dr. Henry Van Dyke calls for a return to community singing as a peace movement. He argues choral groups unite people, soothe emotions, and inspire national harmony, drawing on wartime singing as a model for postwar peace and prosperity.
Washington Day Book profiles Senor Teller Tellez ambassador extraordinary to the United States. The Mexican envoy, in his early forties, has deep experience from Tokyo to Washington and has made his embassy a cultural clearinghouse. He is famed for humor with reporters and a passion for antiques.
Barbara visits the Golden Dollar club to see Ray after a troubled night and learns Rita Gilmore, a singer, captures his attention. She realizes Henderson’s deception damaged her trust, while Rita’s charm complicates Barbara’s feelings and questions Ray’s loyalty.
The article argues that involving children in family budget talks teaches realistic money values and responsible spending. It emphasizes cheerful, sensible parental finances as essential to the child's positive attitudes and lessons in budgeting.
Two small trash fires started by boys in mischief this morning at 5 40 cost the department nearly as much as conflagrations. A truck runs the same cost regardless of fire size. The blazes occurred at 1223 Taylor Street and 1401 Fillmore Street and were reported by news carriers.
Work began today on a new water extension line for Ellwood Park. The 1350 foot line will run east and west through the park center to improve irrigation by delivering water to more growth in a shorter time, according to City Forester Temple Robinson.
Eugene Vest, son of E J Vest assistant chief of police, left yesterday for Rector Arkansas to visit relatives there.
A diary style column notes a soggy mood and small ironies in New York life. The piece recounts driving with wife, a car blaze near the Daniel Webster monument, and amused, supportive motorists, followed by literary gossip about Eugene O Neill Kaufman and others.
In the Green Forest tale, Reddy Fox schemes with Mrs. Reddy to use Hooty the Owl to help trap a turkey. They plot to keep Hooty unaware of the hunting plan while the owl watches to lure the game, aiming for a neighborly assist.
In the Rothbury mine riot near Sydney New South Wales a miner was killed and 54 injured nine seriously as miners attacked guards and rioters clashed with police. Six policemen were hurt and a parliamentary member Mr Badeley was struck. a special train with police arrived later and order returned as miners withdrew to Greta.
Springfield Missouri city council condemns an attempted joke that tore up 450 feet of fresh concrete paving. It offers a 25 reward for arrests.
Swiss reporter notes Frau Luise John has walked over 12 000 miles in 153 pilgrimages to the Maria Einsiedeln shrine. The long marcher travels from Basel to the sacred site, recording extensive journeys across decades.
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Four states hunt desperado Fred R. Burke who allegedly killed over a dented fender while fleeing in his Lake Shore Drive mansion near St Joseph Michigan. Authorities say Burke hoarded about 320000 in bonds from a bank holdup and stocked an army arsenal. The man known as Dane collided with George Kool of Muchanan Michigan while rushing to meet a wife returning from Chicago.
The Rev H W K Sandy, representative of the British Wesleyan Mission at Taye in Hupeh's southeast, has been seized by bandits who are said to hold him for a large ransom.
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