Amarillo Globe News masthead note and publication terms
The Amarillo Globe published evenings excluding weekends, formed in 1924, with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. It lists GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C. HAWK as General Manager. Associated Press credited for news dispatches.
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Amarillo
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Globe-News Publishing Co
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Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
County Commissioners Face Renewed Redistricting Debate
The court order sparking renewed talk of redistricting in Potter County highlights public division over how precincts should be realigned. Voters urge a permanent, fair basis while cautioning against frequent changes and urging equitable representation for Amarillo centered populations.
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W. W. Lynch
Potter County
Amarillo
Boon of Booth Mystery Persists in Chicago Rumors
The piece recalls enduring speculation that John Wilkes Booth survived and that the "John St. Helen" mummy shown as a side show could be Booth. It notes historians dismiss the theory yet acknowledges persistent whispers and footnotes likely to endure for a century.
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Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
John St. Helen
John Wilkes Booth
John Wilkes
Booth
Economics and Morals by Glenn Frank
Analyzes how industrial capitalism shifts family roles and moral codes. The home economy erodes as parents and children drift from shared work, altering tutorship and discipline. Emancipated women face new idle and active roles, creating complex moral challenges for modern society.
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McClure
Venice Muir Faces an Empty Crown in Paris Return
Venice Muir, newly the center of NYC gossip after a Paris return, schemes to snag Rollo Wainwright who once ignored her. In a dinner with Lola and Jerry, Rollo romances her with charm and boasts of invitations while Venice weighs her need for genuine affection against public adulation and planned revenge.
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Venice
Muir
New York
Paris
Rollo Wainwright
Rollo
Lola and
Jerry
Lola
Roland Wainwright
Godfrey
Rolls
Waning Rialto Uses Freaks at Box Office
New York theater scene shifts to carnival tactics to lure crowds as fading Rialto venues deploy banners, camelot acts, mechanical men, tattooed attractions, and street touts. Barker crowds and low priced seat giveaways patch gaps in attendance while odd acts and razzle dazzle props flood Broadway storefronts.
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O. C. McIntyre
New York
Rialto
Gandhi
West 42d Street
8Th Avenue
Calliopes
New York Radio Outlines New Year Eve Programs
AP Radio editor notes all night welcome to 1932 with high spots from WEAF WABC and WIJZ. Listings include organ recitals greetings from nations the Tournament of Roses from Pasadena and New Year dances across 13 cities with multiple orchestras and hosts in New York San Francisco Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
WEAF
NBC
WJZ
All Nations
Pasadena
Calif
Tulane
Southern California
Don Thompson
Don Wilson
WABC
CBS
Fred Feibel
Ted Husing
Mummers Parade
Philadelphia
Germany
Frederick Kuh
United Press
Berlin
San Francisco
Ernie Smith
Wabcces
Atlantic
Pacific
Snowshoes for the First Winter
Mrs. Grouse narrates how three of her young Grouse siblings prepare for their first winter in the Green Forest. They learn from parents the purpose of new toe projections as snowshoes and face the soft cold snow for the first time, guided by aging wisdom.
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Mrs. Grouse
Grose
The Foolish Grouse in the Great White Snow
A rustic tale of Mrs. Grouse guiding young birds through winter. The headstrong Grouse ignores warnings, braves daylight snow, and risks discovery by predators in the Green Forest, learning the dangers of pride and self reliance.
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Yowker
Bobcat
R Fox
Jumiper
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle Questions and Answers
Crossword puzzle list includes horizontal and vertical clues with terms such as Yellows stone National Par ie where in the U S is, Breakwater, pertaining to the nose, dogs, stern, printed letter type, lid, striped fabric, citric fruit, inspiration reverence, silly, ten cents, by, moment, wine vessel, hypothetical structural unit, to put on, dower property, measure of area, Spider s home, not bright, on top of, person of low mentality, meadows, wool fat purified form, valet, dogma, religion, to harden, to peep weeks and many more clues.
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