Amarillo Globe publication details and masthead
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 is issued evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. Published by The Globe News Publishing Co with GENE HOWE as publisher and editor and WILBUR HAWK as general manager. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with AP news dispatches credited or not credited.
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City plans curb on new building via zoning code push
Amarillo moves to require planning commission review of all permits as a prelude to a zoning code. Officials say the code will encourage building and provide site security, while public hearings will precede map and plan adoption. Advertising, they argue, fuels public opinion and shields against oblivion.
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Amarillo
City Planning Commission
Planning Board
Beauty and Religion by Glenn Frank
A Protestant by temperament seeks renewed ritual and beauty in worship. The piece argues Protestantism overemphasized truth and duty while neglecting beauty, urging balanced ritual that avoids both gaudiness and fanaticism. It cites Vogt and Fosdick and adds a note on war’s label as murder versus death.
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Glenn Frank
Jesus of Nazareth
van Ogden Vogt
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Dancing A Shadow Chases a Murder in Winslow House
Detective Thorne infiltrates the Winslow mansion to uncover the killer of Dr. Paul Kane. He breaches a hidden attic, discovers a secret room, and captures a terrified woman whose identity will be revealed in the next chapter.
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Paul Kane
Jack Winslow
Arnold Winslow
Elsa Chase
Jack
Winslow
Kane
G. Thorne
Thorne
Chicago
Winslow Mansion
D. Appleton & Co
How It Began: Origins of Honeymoon and Sayings
A feature noting the origins of the term honeymoon and the saying Nine Tailors to Make a Man. The piece cites Robert Winthrop Chanler and Lina Cavalleri, mentions a telegram reading Who's Looney Now, and links the eagle emblem to Roman myth and American symbolism.
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Robert Winthrop Chanler
Lina Cavalleri
John
Robert
Jupiter
Metropoliten
Corey Seat
Russ Murphy
Globe
The Bowery Lore and Its Fiery Theatrical Past
A look at The Bowery in Manhattan once famed for theatre and promenade. It recalls Bowery Theatre, notable actors like Edwin Forrest and Cushman, price wars, riots at Astor Place, and a shift from prestige to a street of pawnshops and bread lines.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Manhattan
Bowery
Bowery Lane
Fifth Avenue
Bull’s Head Tavern
Black Horse Inn
Elizabeth Street
Lady Macbeth
John Drew
Booth
Edwin Booth
McCready
Astor Place Theatre
Bowery Theatre
Astor Place Opera House
Special M E Services to Be Wednesday at Polk Street Church
Evangelistic program starts with adult Sunday school classes led by Judge S A L Morgan S D Vaughan F P Works and Otis Trulove. Weekly Wednesday evenings at 7 80 o'clock feature an organ recital February 25 workers night March 4 evangelism address by Rev W M Pearce March 11 Bishop H A Boaz sermon and March 18 young people night.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Ira F. Key
S. A. L. Morgan
S. D. Vaughan
F. P. Works
Otis Trulove
W. M. Pearce
H. A. Boaz
Amarillo Boys Debate at Lubbock for Texas Tech clash
Amarillo Junior College sent Bay Walling and Kenneth Woodward to represent at Lubbock in a debate against Texas Tech freshmen. They will argue the motion that all nations should adopt free trade. Walling and Woodward recently beat New Mexico State Normal at Las Vegas. Mrs. Bess Orr coaches the team.
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Bay Walling
Kenneth Woodward
Amarillo
Texas Technological College
Walling
Woodward
New Mexico State Normal
Las Vegas
Texas
Bess Orr
Peter Rabbit Learns from Chatterer on Seeds and Skunks
Peter Rabbit learns from Chatterer the Red Squirrel that spruce seeds have wings and wind disperses them. He praises the plan but later searches for Jimmy Skunk, only to realize the odor he follows misleads him. The tale ends with a misdirection about Jimmy’s location.
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Peter Rabbit
Chatterer the Red Squirrel
Peter
Chatterer
Green Forest
Mr. Smarty
Jimmy Skunk
Jimmy
T. W. Burgess
Brief Confessional Column Snippets From 1931 McNaught Syndicate
A fragmented 1931 column recalls riot talk, tavern rates, and social chatter. It notes Brandreth taverns in New York, a $2.50 American plan at the Astor, and wry jabs from editors about a tiresome speaker. The author reflects on career fragility and lingering grudges with a lingering, personal tone.
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Brandreth’s
Broadway and
Canal
Astor
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Overview
A dense listings page presents crossword clues and solutions for horizontal and vertical entries. It includes references to beans, desserts, animals, and numeric riddles, along with a section titled BRAWLS YESTERDAY'S ANSWER noting famous honeymoon falls and assorted wordplay.
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