Amarillo Globe Publication Details and Subscriptions
The Amarillo Globe published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. It lists staff including GENE HOWE and WILBUR HAWK, notes Associated Press use, and provides subscription rates, delivery service, and cross-town postal details for Amarillo, Texas.
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Amarillo
Venus
Amary Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Wilbur
Hawk
Gene Man
Associated Press
Associated Prove i
Teleprones News and Business Department
Carriere Im
Ices Iissescer
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
News Globe
Potter County candidates sparse in Amaranth era race
The Globet 18 Independent Tribune notes only one candidate publicly declared for state representative in Potter County, G. H. "Jack" Little, who will face H. K. Btanfield of Amarillo. Other offices may have unopposed incumbents, reducing campaign costs. The piece also includes a broader column on farm and industry living standards by Glenn Frank.
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Potter County
Amarillo
G. H. “Jack” Little
H. K. Btanfield
Glenn Frank
Roosevelt
McClure
Winter Sports Puzzle Clues Across Gliders and Skaters
A mixed word puzzle with horizontal and vertical entries. Clues reference gliders, skating terms, and various words like nothing therefore and native descriptors. The grid blends sports terminology with general vocabulary, producing a thematic winter sports crossword feel.
Julia Craig Becomes Nadine White at Smith Garland Club
Julia Craig secretary to lawyer George Woodford rises to stardom as Nadine White under nightclub owner Smith Garland. Amy Sanders moves with her to a luxury apartment while Julia navigates the glamour crowd, rehearsals, and looming expectations for opening night. Tom Payson and Garland push her toward a dazzling but precarious future.
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Julia Craig
George Woodford
Julia
Amy Sanders
Peter Kemp
Woodford
Cintra Lee
Joseph
Hugo Nash
Royal Nesbitt
Evergreen Island
Tom Payson
Nesbitt
Tony Latta
Tom
Smith Garland
Garland
Amy
Nadine White
Miss White
Julia Waant
Payson
Nadine
Stories in Stamps by SS Klein and J. Card
Content portrays Cardinal Richelieu and the French Academy, with mention of a commemorative stamp on its 200th anniversary. The narrative shifts to a nightclub opening described through Smith Garland’s White Club, Julia Nadine White performing, Tom Payson and Peter Kemp in scene, ending with her song Learn to Love and a dramatic crowd reaction.
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Louis XIV
France
Armand Jean Duc Plessis
Dine de Richelieu
Cardinal Richelieu
Neverslien
Famous Society of Letters
Academy
Smith Garland
Garland
Julia
Nadine
Smith
Tom Payson
Payson
Tom
Tony Latta
Nadine White
Peter Kemp
Bathes, Boudoirs and Broadway: A Gilded Era Pulse
Metropolitan bathrooms grow as symbols of luxury with sunken marble tubs glass showers and violet ray sprays. Celebrities like Nadine and Julia navigate fame as Tom Payson backs a new venture amid show business chatter and evolving beauty trends. Two postwar gases that bypass masks are noted as nonlethal accomplices to deadly agents.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
East 66Th Street
Word Builder Confusing Clipped Excerpt
Fragmentary word game excerpt discusses using a tool sparingly and avoiding yelling. It includes guidance on betrothed behavior during flirtation impulses and mentions quarts and a failed effort to keep something from working into the speaker.
Blacky The Crow Plans Owl Eggs Theft In Green Forest
The tale follows Blacky the Crow who loves eggs and schemes to steal Hooty the Owl's eggs to reduce owl numbers. He spies during daylight, fearing mockery from friends, while his cousin Sammy Jay notices his activities.
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Blacky the Crow
Blacky
Hooty the Owl
Mrs. Hooty
Green Forest
Hooty
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Blacky Considers Stealing Owl Eggs in Green Forest
Blacky questions his odds and contemplates taking eggs from Mrs. Hooty while Mr. Hooty is absent. Sammy warns against the attempt as Blacky debates risk versus reward in the Green Forest. The tale sets up the next story, Blacky Finds Out.
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Sammy
Blacky
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Mrs. Hooty
Mr. Hooty
T. W. Burgess
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