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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1925
Page
5
The Amarillo Board of City Development adopted a resolution against building a carbon black plant in the Panhandle oil and gas fields amid debate over gas waste, field potential, and regional fuel needs. The Globe notes the board’s influence and urges careful consideration of the broader economic impact.
The Globe proposes covering half the cost for a five member, unbiased business committee to tour carbon black districts. Rob Emmett condemns the offer as too liberal and urges a thorough inquiry into gas waste east of Amarillo before any decision. He notes wasted gas could heat New York City and be used by opponents to gain support.
A dense listing of February 11, 1925 radio programming across Chicago and nearby cities. Programs include orchestral concerts, soprano performances, talks, weather segments, and children's stories with stations WMAQ KYW WFAA KDKA and others listed along with times and performers.
In Calgary at 9:00 P. M. travel tales headline the boardtime program featuring the Tw Orpheus Quartette. The event marks a final news segment for stocks and market updates.
A dawn to late evening schedule lists KGO KHZ KGW and WAHG WHAZ stations with orchestra performances, radio dramas, children's programs, play reviews, organ recitals, and news. Stations note program changes and list managers at Tenth and Grant with general notices of time slots and performances.
The writer recounts a failed oil deal in New Mexico and a harsh reception from readers accusing him of women-baiting. He defends his stance on O. W. and notes breakfast vs dinner biases while praising Mexico City's sports figures, culminating in Concepcion Saucedo's dramatic tale and Hortensia's notoriety.
C O McIntyre describes New Yorks East Side as loud and colorful despite poverty. He compares it to Londons East End, notes plentiful entertainment and libraries, and contrasts hopeful urban life with dreary streets abroad. He observes panhandlers along Park Row and the famous Storm King area by the Hudson.
Puzzle No 98 presents a diamond demon cross word with many fragments and clues relating to metals, objects, and terms. The page promises a solution to puzzle 97 and hints at a filled grid with labeled vertical and horizontal entries.
Guide to solving a crossword by scanning horizontal and vertical clues for obvious words. Horizontal entries run from the clue number to the first shaded stop on the right, vertical entries run downward to the shaded stop below.
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