Amarillo Globe masthead and service notices
The Amarillo Globe published evenings with Sunday morning issue in cooperation with The Amarillo Daily News. Founded 1924, notices include publisher and editor names, AP affiliation, contact numbers, and subscription rates. Delivery details note special delivery by 6 pm and mail rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Amarillo Globe
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Amarillo Band to Give Free Concert Thursday Night
Amarillo High School band with nearly 100 pieces, nationally recognized, will perform a free concert Thursday at Municipal Auditorium. Band Parents Association urges families to attend and support the musicians.
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Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Band Parents Association
Behind the Scenes In Washington
Washington debate over Roosevelt’s supreme court plan centers on whether it risks dictatorial power or preserves democracy. Opponents warn six appointed justices would bow to the President. supporters say expanding Congress and president powers protects liberty and democracy, not fascism.
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Nea Servier
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Detective Officer Ketturing's Fifth Report Continues
Epic center Port investigates the murder of British financier Bolitho Blane aboard Carlton Rocksavage's yacht. Detectives probe motives among passengers LADY WELTER the BISHOP OF BUDE INOSUKE HAYASHI REGINALD JOCELYN. Stodart cleared. Welter's maid testimony supports Welter. Rocksavage Jocelyn and Count PosDin earlier proved innocent. Ferri Rocksavage confesses hour with Jocelyn, weakening motive against him, leaving Hayashi and the Bishop as primary suspects.
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Carlton Rocksavage
Kettering
Lady Welter
Bude
Inosuke Hayashi
Reginald Jocelyn
Nicholas Stodart
Rocksavage
Jocelyn
Count Posodin
Ferri Rocksavage
Hayashi
Bishop
Ketturings
Taken by time pressure and shipboard intrigue
A fragmented report blends a New York police quip on speed with a shipboard inquiry. The text follows Hayashi in a translation proving a late letter posting, plus a detective interrogation about Blane’s death and a witness’s account of Blane visiting the bishop after sailing.
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Kettering Yimno Yamato
Keys Kettering
Florida
Neame
Kettering
Bude
Bishop
Blane
Action
New York
Imrie Fidler in Hollywood
Immie Fidler writes about on set love scenes and audience reactions in Hollywood. The piece notes that many kisses look more romantic onscreen than off, with examples from stars like Barbara Stanwyck, Jean Harlow, and Errol Flynn, and includes anecdotes about sour faces after takes.
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Mr. Youth- About-Town
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
Eleanore Whitney
Johnny Downs
Jean Harlow
William Powell
Carole Lombard
Bill Powell
Franchot
Joan Crawford
Errol Flynn
Kay Francis
Flynn
Kay
Witty Kitty and the Hollywood Lost and Found Ads
A gossiping columnist riffs on celebrity pets and coincidences in the film world. Doris Dudley and her white mutt Chuckles spark a laugh with a Lost and Found ad that reveals Hollywood quirks and sniffs. The piece references Brian Donlevy in World War II and notes on Santa Anita racehorses versus star power.
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Doris Dudley
Riviera Country Club
Chuckles
Polish Waitresses Rise in New York Dining Scene
A New York report outlines waiter and waitress roles shifting from serving to hosting and ownership. It notes ex nobles becoming restaurateurs, the lucrative tips rivaling secretaries, and training by a detachment of pros. It also sketches vaudeville acts like Paul Sydell and Spotty the fox terrier, and moons over broader cultural tastes in Astounding Stories.
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Childs
Columbus Circle
Fifth Avenue
Schrafft’s
Paul Sydell
Spotty
Courage That Is Fine and Best Is Equal to Any Test
A family tale follows Little Joe Otter and his son as they wander from their den, sliding on a snowy slope and learning danger comes from humans and other predators. The young otter is chased by a dog and must rely on courage to escape, guided by his father’s warnings about the two legged hunter.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Andy Spears
Verne Porter
Spears
Little Joe Otter
Joe
Little Joe
Old Man Coyote
Joe Otter
Otter
Coyote
T. W. Burgess
Coat of Arms Puzzle Grid Solution
A crossword style puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues across topics and answers spanning geography and objects, including nations and currency hints. The final line references North America and suggests a regional puzzle theme.
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