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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1929
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists subscription rates and contact details for news and business departments. The notice summarizes pricing for one week one month three months six months one year and notes association with the Amarillo Daily News. It specifies editorial and AP news rights and publication terms.
The Globe lauds Amarillo City Commission for moving tax due dates from January 31 to May 31 to ease the overall burden. The shift enables installment-style payments across city county and school levies, with calls for school alignment and broader fiscal planning among local governments. The piece also credits veterans groups, women’s clubs, and merchants for downtown holiday decorations funded through cooperative effort.
Washington daily notes Rep Harold Knutson’s hobby of collecting canes from around the world. He gifts excess canes to veterans and passersby on his Capitol Hill walks, keeping only a handful for himself as his unique habit evolves.
Barbara, after learning Ray plans to score a revue with Rita in a principal role, chooses to divorce him for Rita’s sake. Ray and Rita confront feelings as he faces a Mexico divorce, preparing for a future together while he rediscovers his bond with Rita and reflects on Barbara’s sacrifice. Rita visits Barbara’s wife tomorrow.
Mrs Agnes Lyne argues against excessive punishment shaping child behavior. Harsh discipline fosters fear and dishonesty, while extreme severity can crush normal aggression, provoke fantasy escapes, and contribute to mental disorders in youths. Psychiatrists link many issues to parental severity rooted in the parent’s past.
Wisconsin produced 60 percent more tame hay in 1929 than in 1928, according to figures released today by the state crop reporting service. The report, filed from Madison, cites the substantial year over year gain as a key agricultural statistic for the state.
New York crowds celebrate Grover Whalen for curbside theater traffic as his plan, though risky, improves flow from one hour to sixteen minutes in six weeks. Restaurants suffer, taxis shift but recovery follows, while Whalen’s civic gamble earns praise amid changes and controversy.
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In New York six inch below knee skirts debut at a fashion show by United Cloak and Suit Designers ahead of Paris trends. Jacques Worth protests a New York fashion league to resist changing styles. Philadelphia’s Miss Clara R. Macon links air mindedness to a future race of better men and women. Vanderbilt’s second wedding to Anne G. Colby set for Dec 27 will be simple with no wedding party.
In the Old Pasture dusk settles as Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy depart while Hooty the Owl tails them from the sky. He suspects a turkey raid and pretends to hunt, all to spy and play into Reddy’s clever plan to nab dinner while farmer's asleep. The scene sets up a long pursuit toward the turkeys.
Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, chief of the U S Veterans Bureau, who organized the wartime effort that carried 2 082 000 U S soldiers across the Atlantic, started his career as a private.
The Soviet Union plans automatic wage deposits into savings accounts to be drawn as needed. The State Planning Commission and Council of People's Commissars are developing the scheme to encourage thrift and simplify wage payments. Trusts and cooperatives will fund large savings accounts, fueling the industrial drive.
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