Amarillo Globe publication and contact details
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 enters as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under March 8 1879 act. Published evenings excluding Saturday in connection with Amarillo Daily News on Sunday mornings. Publisher editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C. Hawk. Subscription rates listed for various periods and carrier delivery.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amartila Baily
Globe News Publishing Co
Annillmore
San Jacinto Park Chosen as City Playground Gift
The City Commission approves a three block San Jacinto park site to be laid out by the park board. Located near San Jacinto school, the playground will serve students and extend the city’s network of first class parks. The park board’s proven record assures a beneficial development.
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San Jacinto
Park Board
End of Colleges Says Bell Prefers University Based Model
Dr Bernard Bell warden of St Stephen's College part of Columbia argues the era of independent small colleges is over and suggests education will follow corporate consolidation. He envisions small intimate colleges within a university, linked to research scholars, to avoid isolation and maintain high standards.
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Bernard Bell
St. Stephen’s College
Columbia University
General Motors
Bell
Dr. Bell
Fatherless Tots in Mine Town to Be Shown There
A miners settlement in Mcalester Oklahoma will brighten Christmas with a giant tree to prove Santa exists for about 170 children left fatherless by a disaster that killed 61 men. Civic groups raised 60000 dollars to aid bereaved families, announced treasurer J G Puterbaugh.
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United Press
Mcalester
Oka
J. G. Puterbaugh
Guiding Your Child The Use Of Fear
Mrs Agnes Lyne argues fear in children should teach caution not panic. Do not overstate horrors of traffic but brief warnings promote curbstanding looking both ways and obeying traffic signals to maintain self control in danger.
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Agnes Lyne
Aes
The Final Act of a Stage Romance Ends In Celebration
Rita Gilmore engineers a reunion between Barbara and Ray and invites Pete Anheim to marry her. Ray, elated, accepts as Barbara shines on stage, while Rita’s memory haunts Ray briefly. The scene closes with Barbara's triumph and Ray’s aching nostalgia transforming into devotion.
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Rita Gilmore
Barbara
Ray
Pete Anheim
Pete
Rita
New Yorker
Dial Press
The Knave of Jazz Triumph Lights a Grand Night
The final curtain confirms The Knave of Jazz as Ray dominates the stage amid a cheering crowd. Rita Barbara and Pete loom in this tangled night of marriages and reconciliations as Golden Dollar club marks its 100th performance with Ray honored and Ricardos’ joy noted.
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Golden Dollar Club
Ray
Barbara
Ricardo
Italy
Bill Foster
Unemployed balk at Santa Claus roles in Hartford
In Hartford on December 24 a municipal employment office scene shows fifteen destitute men asked to play Santa Claus. One by one they refuse citing pride or doubt, until a single ragged elder accepts the job despite need.
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United Press
Hartford
Conn
Santa Claus
Assault With Saber Is California Charge
Percy Walker, 45, faced police court trial in Santa Rosa on charges of attempting to assault an aged man with a sabre. Walker was arrested after Peter Larsen, 72, alleged a cavalry sabre was used when he refused to pay a bill Walker claimed was due him.
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United Press
Santa Rosa
Cal
Percy Walker
Walker
Peter Larsen
Laredo Trades Booms After Ban Lifted
Laredo merchants report a brisk Christmas trade as the border ban with Nuevo Laredo is lifted. Cross border traffic resumes tax free for household goods and small articles through the customs house after Mexico closed its consulate in protest of District Attorney Walls threats against Plutarco Calles. The consulate remains closed.
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Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
Mex
John A. Walls
Plutarco Elias Calles
American cars chosen for Iraq to Mediterranean desert survey
American automobiles have been selected to transport the Iraq Petroleum Company mission for a thorough survey of the trans desert route from Iraq to the Mediterranean. The selection highlights a logistic step in the project conducted in Jerusalem on December 24.
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United Press
Jerusalem
Iraq Petroleum Company
Iraq
New York Men Turn Window Snoopers in Shopping Areas
In New York along Fifth Avenue Madison Park and Broadway men crowd window displays longer than women do. Highball sets pocket flasks and ornate lighters command attention while jewelry houses showcase opulent items. Also noted are miniature bars cigar lighters and decorative gambling cabinets enticing passersby.
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New York
Fifth
Madison
Park Avenues
Broadway
Milady
Ott Kahn
Irvin Cobb
Clarence Makey
Gatti Casazzi
W. R R. Hearst
John Golden
Charles Dana Gibson
John McK. Bowman
John D. Rockefeller
Will C. Hogg
Ring Lardner
Arthur Hopkins
Carter’s
Galaxy
Idea for Novel Sparks on New York Street Crossing
A writer recalls an idea for a novel arising as he crossed crowded 42nd Street at Fifth Avenue. A magazine editor received a short story from a chorus girl beginning with a vulnerable wife line. A Toledo gentleman notes he once avoided a column for wearing spats but now approves.
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New York
42Nd Street
Fifth Avenue
Crossword Puzzle Puzzling Questions
Horizontal clues list answers for common crossword entries with definitions such as grape center in Spain female deer region to value stir moose foretokens to hum foot lever to coagulate pertaining to old age unit deviated from its course can body of water woolly to control to tolerate er arrival inventor's document to deduct from vertical clues include country for the capital constellation upright shaft beer first nan laborer in Latin America urchin verb born husband Mary Queen of Scots poem solely hurried to hie native me alleged force half an 26 Not bright 27 Wing part 29 Comfort suture pronouns to lead upstart to drink fashion striped of insect s e x card wine vessel to secure
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Spain
Lemberg
Mary
Nimrods Obey Law But Lose Big Elk Shot
Five Anaconda hunters pause at eight o clock as a herd of 25 elk appears within gun range. The elder Beal declares it illegal to shoot before eight, preserving fair play and resulting in no elk taken.
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United Press
Anaconda
Mont
Chaunsey Beal
Paul
Fred
Charles Roeder
Less Sager
Jardine
Beal
Mere Slip of a Sheriff Wins Fat Men’s Contest
Waxahachie Texas December 24 Sheriff Joe Lee weighing 296 pounds captured the fat men’s contest his disappointment came from not being in his usual form He noted he had weighed as much as 842 rounds.
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United Press
Waxahachie
Tex
Joe Lee
Spooky and Drummer Battle For a Hollow Tree
Drummer the Woodpecker pecks into a rotted crack and breaks through Spooky the Screech Owl’s hollow. Spooky warns him off with hissed warnings, and Drummer escapes as the owl contemplates a new nighttime home after the den is spoiled.
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Spooky
Drummer the Woodpecker
Drummer
Gimpse
Sacred Heart Christmas Midnight Mass Program
Sacred Heart Cathedral outlines a Christmas Eve program beginning with 11 45 p m services. Thomas Gavin leads with Josephine Probst singing listed hymns and Mass pieces. officiants include Rev R A Gerken and other clergy. Apostolic benediction follows after midnight mass.
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Sacred Heart Cathedral
Thomas Gavin
Josephine Probst
Gan
Franz Grub
Shepherds
Greorg Hugle
Adol Adams
Ris
R. A. Gerken
D. D
C. Gutierrez
Seco
John Slott
F. X. Hen
Hofer
Charles Anthony Knapp
Maurice Sherif
Amarillo
Robins Brave Cold Endure Montana Winter
Two robins at Echo lake in Anaconda Montana show resilience to freezing weather. They shelter in a snow covered barn at a summer resort and feed on scattered scraps, choosing to endure winter rather than migrate.
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United Press
Anaconda
Mont
Echo Lake
Montana
Rescuer Saves Pet in House Fire in Tennessee
In Dy ersburg Tennessee on December 24 Douglas Brewer escaped injury with burns to hands and neck while his home burned and his dog was rescued after he crawled under a burning porch to save the pet.
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United Press
Dyersburg
Tenn
de Douglas Brewer
Berneath
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