Amarillo Globe Masthead and Editorial Staff
The item lists GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBURN as General Manager. It also notes contact lines with TELEPHONES.
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Gene Howe
Wilburn, Hawk
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1931
Page
4
Optimistic outlook urged as economy shows signs of revival
Yale economist Prof. Irving Fisher says the 1931 outlook should be steadier if slow, with debt liquidation and supply demand adjustments paving the way for revival. He notes low interest, ample credit for improvements, and early signs of recovery in autos and related industries, urging constructive spending to sustain gains.
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Irving Fisher
Yale
Prof. Fisher
Law of Supply
Peddling pessimism called unpatriotic in the nation’s mood
A leader argues against pessimism as the nation faces mental strain and recovery. Ernest T. Trigg of the Philadelphia Business Progress Association urges public sentiment to condemn rumor mongers who spread gloom. He likens pessimism peddlers to traitors to the country and Allies.
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Ernest T. Trigg
Philadelphia Business Progress Association
Washington
Radicals and Reactionaries by Glenn Frank
The piece argues radicals and reactionaries share propaganda tactics and inflexible dogmas. It claims both oppose progress through education and fear experimentation, preferring fixed opposites over gray areas. It ends noting progress comes from questioning and scientific inquiry.
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Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper
Poisoned Heir Murder Mystery Deepens in Inquest
Circumstantial evidence at a coroner’s inquest ties Jack Winslow to the murder of Dr. Kane by carbon monoxide. Jack, loving Elsa Chase, fled after a confrontation with his adopted father Arnold Winslow as Inspector Mitchell presses for answers.
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Jack Winslow
Arnold Winslow
Paul Kane
Jack
Elsa Chase
Kane
Winslow
Elsa
G. Thorne
Lucy
Evening Star
Thorne
Mr. Winslow
Dupont Circle
Chicago
Mitchell
Lambert
Boston
Dr. Kane
Miss Chase
Mrs. Winslow
Miss K
Origin and oddities of old English inns and Canary dogs
A fragmented feature notices old English inns using bushes to lure patrons with good cheer and the rise of custom. It also recounts how Mauretanian rulers named the Canary Islands Canaria from Latin canis and the dogs seen there, plus a tease for more etymology in Russ Murphy’s Globe sketches.
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Canary
Mauretawa
Canary Islands
Canaria
Islands
Russ Murphy
Breadlines on Bowery Circle Every Block
Bowery endures a brutal winter with breadlines circling every block and pawnbrokers thriving. Many lodgings house the displaced, despair turns to resignation, and some seek suicide before adapting. As factory smoke returns, signs of revival appear though rehabilitation challenges linger.
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Bowery
Fifth Avenue
Tenth
Rock Island Engineer to Help City on Subway
City officials received a telegram from R H Ford assistant chief engineer for the Rock Island. The railroad resident engineer would arrive in Amarillo late this week to work with the city on the North Fillmore Street subway project costing about 250000. Final plans and cost division were agreed upon a week earlier. Preliminary surveys are complete and tearing up pavement at the crossing will start first.
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R. H. Ford
Chicago
Rock Island
Amarillo
North Fillmore Street
Nimbleheels: a timid jumper lands in milk bath
A tale from Farmer Brown's kitchen follows Nimbleheels the jumping mouse. The timid Nimbleheels repeatedly leaps without planned landings and finally splashes into a milk pail, startling Mother Brown and prompting plans to keep him out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimbleheels
Farmer Brown
Mother Brown
Brown
Black Pussy
T. W. Burgess
Thorne Plunged Into New Mystery In Tomorrow’s Chapter
Elsa accuses the inquest of being a farce and declares Jack innocent as Thorne quietly surveys the scene. He has long awaited his entrance and now steps into a web of danger, noted for its beauty and hidden secrets.
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Thorne
Boy, 3 Escapes After Midget Car Hits Tricycle
A midget motor car driven by E R Henshel struck a tricycle operated by 3 year old Andrew Offenhiser in Palo Alto. Neither child was injured though both machines suffered considerable damage. The incident was reported to police.
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Associated Press
Palo Alto
Calif
E. R. Henshel
Andrew Offenhiser
Presidential Question 5 Pant ma's new president
Pant ma's new president is identified in a puzzle style list of clues. The text includes numbered items across topics from politics to science, combining definitions and wordplay elements.
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Pantma
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