The Amarillo Globe Masthead and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 enters second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under act of 1879. Published evenings except Saturday in connection with Amarillo News on Sunday mornings by The Globe News Publishing Co. with staff including Gene Rowe as publisher and editor and Wilbur C Hawk as general manager. Subscription rates and delivery service policies are listed.
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Amorillo
Texas
Act of Marsh Ltd
Amarigney News
Globe News Publishing Co
Anu Mmore
Amarillo Legions Christmas Drive Shows Strong Community Spirit
The American Legion rooms overflow with toys fruit clothing and other donations for a city program to help less fortunate children. Scouts high school students and many local groups donate time and effort as the tide of love and Christmas spirit anchors the season and guides the community’s effort.
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Amarillo
American Legion
The
Legion
Your Childs Environment Shapes Personality
Guiding Your Childs development depends on both physical surroundings and psychological milieu. Parents influence each child differently through attitudes, moods, and family dynamics, creating a unique environment for every child and altered outcomes for siblings.
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Alice Judson Peale
Court House Records and Building Permits Notice
Court house records list warranty deeds from multiple parties with parcels in Mir and Holland plus values. Building permits show Walter Scott restaurant project at 114 Harrison and a servant quarters project by F W Jessee. An intention to marry is noted for H R B Glidden and Miss Borothy Ealy.
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Perry Vermillion
Amarillo
Auburn Co
Auburn Cab
L. DD. Turner
Texas
Walter Irvin Ine
Ford Tudor
Max Long
Duke Cullum
Rollie H. Scales
Frost Motor Co
Or. R. Richardson
Amarillo Motor Co
Walter Scott
Harrison
W. F. Janzan
N. Bealsey
Polk
F. W. Jessee
H. RB. Glidden
Borothy Ealy
Rita Plans a Double Act to Reunite Ray and Wife
In Ray's revue The Knaave of Jaaz Rita feigns an ankle injury to push Barbara Lowther into the lead opposite Ray. Barbara, terrified, performs the New Yorker as Rita’s ruse unfolds. Barbara wins ovations but flees the dressing room, leaving the fate of Rita’s scheme unresolved for tomorrow’s chapter.
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Ray
Jaaz
Rita
Barbara
Pete Anheim
Jimmy
Miss Gilmore
New Yorker
Barbara Lowther
Dial Press
Funeral for Ragland at Dallas Today
Funeral services for B A Ragland 55 former newspaper publisher and Texas legislator who died Sunday of an acute heart attack will be held today in Dallas He was born in Morris County Texas published papers in Pittsburg Gilmer and Ardmore Oklahoma elected to the legislature in 1890 and 1902 and was with the Dallas Dispatch at his death Survivors include his wife a daughter two sons and several siblings Burial is set for Restland Memorial Cemetery in Dallas
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Dallas
Tex
B. A. Ragland
Texas
Ragland
Morris County
Pittsburg
Gilmer
Ardmore
Ohlo
Dallas Dispatch
Mary FE. Ragland
Miss Winter Ragland
Midland
B. A, Jr
Joe Ragland
Restland Memorial Cemetery
Three Killed in Bulgaria Train Bombing
A railroad bombing between Pirot and Nish in Bulgaria killed three people and wounded eight. A peasant who handed the bomb to another passenger escaped. The incident was reported from Dragoman near the Jugo Slavic frontier.
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Associated
Presa
Softa
Bulgaria
Pirot
Nish
Dallas Boy Burned In Indian Play
Dallas December 24 An early visit of Santa Claus sent Quentin Thomas a six year old to Parkland Hospital with severe burns on his arms and legs. The boy wore a new Indian suit his parents had given him and began a pale face torture around a bonfire. The frills of his trousers caught fire and he was severely burned before his parents noticed.
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United Press
Dallas
Santa Claus
Quentin Thomas
Parkland Hospital
Quentin
Three-Legged Connecticut Cat Competes With Two-Tailed Firehouse Cat
A three-legged cat in Beacon Falls contends in local freak competition against a two-tailed cat from a New Haven firehouse. The handicapped feline proves surprisingly agile among his able companions.
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Connecticut
United Press
Beacon Falls
Conn
New Haven
Modern Pepys Hunts Necktie for Christmas
Diary of a modern Pepys recounts shopping missteps and social bites from New York. It notes Lloyd Scholl naming Russell Wilson as Cincinnati mayor, a fortune teller’s visit, a turkey dinner, and sightings of Jimmy Walker and notable figures. It also maps pilots in harbor service, Texas Guinan’s club moves, and the era’s fashion flair including a center-part revival led by Gene Markey and others.
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New York
Pepys
Lloyd Scholl
Russell Wilson
Cincinnati
Jimmy Walker
Budes
London
Texas Movie Boy at Home for Reunion
John Boles returns to Greenville Texas for Christmas with family after five years of success in talking pictures. He will go back to Hollywood on Saturday to resume production of Marseillaise and The King of Jazz as fans from miles around greet the star.
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United Press
Greenville
Texas
John Boles
Talking Pictures
Hollywood
Miles
Pilot's Good Deed Nets Silver Bracelet Gift
Fort Worth dispatch reports Pilot George Campbell earned a silver bracelet by aiding a Navajo Indian 60 miles south of Carthage New Mexico. He dropped newspapers with messages from the sky and the recipient later rode to Albuquerque seeking the flyer. The bracelet was sent to George with thanks and a request for more papers.
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United Press
Fort Worth
George Campbell
Carthage
N. M
George
Albuquerque
Burgess bedtime story about Spooky the Woodpecker
In a long tale from the Old Orchard, Spooky the woodpecker and his mate live in a hollow of a tree. A growing crack in the trunk brings cold air and discomfort, while Drummer the woodpecker expands the crack in search of grubs, forcing Spooky to face a possible move.
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Spooky
Screech Owl
Farmer Brown
Mrs. Spooky
Jack Frost
God
Cafa
Owl Family
Abe
Mr. Sun
Rea
T. W. Burgess
Compton to Describe Gamma Ray Breakthrough at AAAS
Des Moines expects Prof. Arthur H. Compton of the University of Chicago to speak at the AAAS annual convention on December 27. He first measured hard gamma rays and discovered total reflection of X rays. The renowned scientist will present findings and discuss implications for physics and science.
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Compton
Des Moines
United Press
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Arthur H. Compton
University of Chicago
Vienna jobless rise in first half of November
Vienna reports an unemployment increase of 4,60 during the first half of November, bringing the total to 60,862. This marks a rise of 1,012 compared with the same period last year.
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Vienna
United Press
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid from 1900s Edition
A scanned crossword puzzle page presents both horizontal and vertical clues with numbers. Entries include street, edits, mulberry bark, self, cotton fabric, and other terms across and down, some garbled by OCR, yielding a mixed readability puzzle card from an old newspaper.
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Amarillo Globe
Gene Rowe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
Telephones News and Business Department
Circulation Department
Amarillo Daily News
the Globe
News-Globe
BY Mail
Texas, Oklahoma
New Mexico
Henry van Dyke
Henry Drummond
Court House Records
J. B. Board Etux
Gustav B. Anderson
C. N. Harrison
O. W. King
Holland
Senate
Gene Luxury Husband
the New Yorker
Pete
Lowther
Darling
Ritg
Guinan
New York Pilots’ Association
Texas Guinan
Whalen
Miss Guinan
Montmarte
Emil Coleman
Charlie Journal
Gil Bong
Rialto
Serge Diaglieff
Stravinsky
Pavlova
Mordkin
Venice
Paris
Gene Markey
Chicago
Robert Hutchins
Chicago University
Owen Young
Ernest Glendenning
Gallipolis
Burgess
By Thornton W. Burgess
the Woodpecker
Thas
Yale
William Howard Taft
U. S. Supreme Court
Vy Ailliam
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