Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Editorial Leadership
The Amarillo Globe is presented as a second class matter since February 20 1924 and published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in coordination with The Amarillo Daily News. The Globe-News Publishing Co. lists Gene Howe as Publisher and Editor and Wilbur C. Hawk as General Manager with contact lines for news business and circulation.
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Fire prevention bulletin and school board decision dominate city page
A Texas fire prevention bulletin warns of 530 fires caused by matches in 12 months with $734,000 in losses, noting injuries and deaths especially among children and higher insurance costs. Waco school board rejects using the high school gym for general social activities, affirming buildings serve public purposes and should be used only with broad support.
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The Office Boy's Penny fable and a German view
Economist Glenn Frank recounts a parable about a penny circulating through an office to settle debts and restore prosperity. Dr. Schulze Gaevernitz, from Freiberg and Berlin, discusses American views on economic dislocation and supports inflation and debt cancellation as paths to normalcy.
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Germany
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Venice Muir Builds a New Image in Paris Entourage
Venice Muir aims to win popularity by fabricating an intriguing past in Paris. She collaborates with Guy Bryson to present a chic American social pose, meets the Marquis de Thenardier, and navigates a swirling social scene at Mrs Coates’s party. Venice struggles with loneliness and fear of failure as she plans a bold social move.
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How It Began Swindling Classics And Beginnings
A feature notes how craft as a trade term evolved from skill in a craft to deception in trade. Tomorrow's installment explores why great writings become classics and the idea that half can be more than whole. Readers may suggest other sayings for future illustration by Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky at The News Globe.
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Ray Senusky
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Past sins in glamorous Gilded Age tales by Edward Van Every
New York writer Edward Van Every surveys sensational 19th century crime and vice across American cities. He catalogs glittering brothels, graft, murders, and spectacle from mob bosses to burlesque stars, recalling Edison’s era as gaslit theater and social excess.
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Jekyll and Hyde
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Radio Clock Around the Radio Clock
Radio listings from New York announce Alfred E. Smith Davis and Cox to be heard at the Jackson Day dinner in a Washington broadcast on January 8 via WEAF NBC The week brings new programs on WABC CBS including The Bath Club with Alexander Gray and a Sousa band change Shilkret concert and lyric dramas Peer Gynt Also scheduled are various programs on WJZ and guest speakers and orchestras with Dr Alfred N Goldsmith Leonard Joy and Dr Sigmund Spaeth featured
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Peer Gynt
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Fred Berrens
Harriet Lee
Howard Barlow Symphony
WJZ
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Leonard Joy
Sigmund Spaeth
Flagman R J Legg to retire at Polk Street crossing
Marcus Legg flagman at Polk Street crossing for the Rock Island will retire December 31 upon reaching age 70. A letter from H McMullen Rock Island superintendent in Dalhart explains the change due to the North Fillmore Street subway reducing crossing needs and requests city permission to discontinue the assignment. The report also notes a U S government plan in 30 months to build 10 destroyers at about 49.5 million dollars.
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Polk Street
Rock Island
United States
Crossword puzzle clues and yesterday's answer mixed text
A dense list of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries with scattered fragments of yesterday's answer about a banana, including partial words for England exchequer chancellor, Polynesia chestnut, sea eagle, allege title to, and various clue numbers and word fragments.
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Aunty the Possum in Farmer Brown's House
An aged tale from the Green Forest follows Aunty the possum as he is carried into a house by Farmer Brown's Boy. He feigns death to avoid detection, endures confinement, and outwits a cat named Black Pussy while plotting escape. Aunty's peril and cleverness highlight a clash with mankind.
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Farmer Brown
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Green Forest
Brown
Rascal
T. W. Burgess
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