Amarillo Globe History and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe, founded February 20 1924, entered as second class matter the same day. Published in Amarillo Texas evenings with Sunday morning edition via Globe-News Publishing Co. Publisher editor Gene Howe. General manager Wilbur C Hawk. Associated Press member. Subscription rates include carrier and combo with Amarillo Daily News.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Handkerchiefs as truce flags to curb pedestrian risk
An Evanston traffic chief proposes pedestrians carry white handkerchiefs as a signal to motorists to slow or stop, a plan amid concerns over regulation enforcement. The piece contrasts this with a harsher view of past eras and notes Egyptian mummy teeth suggest rougher times before modern dental fixes.
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Evanston
Accident Bureau
Amarillo
The Danger of Thought by Glenn Frank
The author argues postwar youth shows unfamiliar liberty and looseness, tracing it to seven modern movements in politics economics theology biology philosophy psychology and physics. He contends scientists and philosophers shaped morals even without popular awareness, and outlines a planned weekly discussion on how these ideas filtered into everyday life.
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McClure Newspaper
Venice Muir Faces a Secret That Shatters Her Return
Venice Muir, after Paris escapades and a tragic death, learns Guy Bryson has kept a crucial secret from her. The revelation threatens her newly found desire for genuine affection as she returns to Paris and awaits a fateful dinner.
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Venice Muir
New York
Paris
Guy Bryson
Louis-Le-Grand
Guy
Venice
Harriet Henry
How It Began Feathers in Cowls and Mosaic Origins
A lighthearted survey explains quirky origins from ancient Gauls adding feathers to cloaks for special occasions to mosaic tile naming from muses grottos. It notes early British licensees around 1190 for noble tournament entry and invites readers to submit ideas for future installments.
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Percy
Critics Named Cause of Flop By Producer
New York diary style column notes a day of social goings on among theater and film figures. Mentions Helen Hayes Gilbert Miller Paul White Morton Downey and others while voicing a critic’s view that critics write to entertain peers and their public impact is limited.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Pepys
Gil
Val O'Farrell
al Smith
Empire Aerie
Dave Picton
Texas
Paul Whiteman
Chicago
Edward Woodward
Duncan Fraser
Paulette Madoc
Countess Pabenchelli
Iataly
Hans von Hahn
Eddie Duchin
Helen Hayes
Gilbert Miller
Helen Menken
Harry Silvey
Morton Downey
New Year's Eve Radio Dance Party Plans Across NYC Networks
New York reports a five and a half hour New Year radio dance party with 22 orchestrations from 13 cities, starting 9:30 PM and ending 3:00 AM, plus midnight street celebrations in New York and Chicago. Programs on WEAF NBC, WABC CBS, and WJZ NBC feature multiple acts and guest speakers including Alfred P. Sloan Jr. and Guy Lombardo.
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Associated Press
New York
Wabc-Cbs
Chicago
Seattle
Wash
WEAF
NBC
Lumber Jacks
Avid Harum
Michigan
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Jesse Crawford
WABC
CBS
Singin
Sam
Guy Lombardo
Jack Little
WJZ
Taxpayers’ League
Theodore W.W. Noyes
Washington Evening Star
Santa Claus
Death Valley
Jack Whiting
Crossword Puzzle EK Is Useful Here Horizontal Clues From Classic Grainy Page
Puzzle text lists numerous across and down clues including meals motion picture center, waltz, rental contract, donkey beasts, grain, ice runner, deer, legume, seventh note, harden, through, and many others. The grid appears scrambled with numbers and partial entries, reflecting a vintage newspaper crossword.
Boy Dies After Toadstool Meal in Houston
A 5-year-old boy, George Cunningham, died after four days of poisoning from toadstools mistaken for edible mushrooms. Three neighbors, Mr and Mrs J C Collins and Mrs S D Baker, remained seriously ill.
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Houston
George Cunningham
J. C. Collins
Aunty the Possum Learns Not to Boast in Forest Tale
In a Green Forest tale a boastful possum named Aunty is challenged by Flip the Terrier after bragging of bravery. Runty pretends to be dead but Flip recognizes him, finally Playful Runty rides Flip’s back and proves his boast. The story mirrors caution against vanity in a 1931 McNaught Syndicate world.
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Globe
News-Globe
Venice
Rosemary
Mrs. Coates
Guy
Rene
Little Possum
Farmer Brown
Bowser the Hound
Flip
Terrier
Madison Avenue
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Green Forest
Possum
Runty
Aunty
T. W. Burgess
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