The Globe's Platform for Amarillo City Growth in 1924
The Amarillo Globe outlines a 14 plank platform aiming to make Amarillo a more imaginative and prosperous city. Proposals include expanded city services, traffic and street improvements, a dedicated downtown plan, a new high school stadium, expanded library and arts, and broader recreation facilities. The paper invites public letters up to 600 words supporting or opposing the planks.
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Amarillo
Bino
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Bunun
Excuisa
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Globe
Ameria
Toward Peace by Law Lawyetts Form International Bar Association
Nations totaling twenty two form the International Bar Association with aims to affiliate with the United Nations and assist it in legal aspects of international cooperation. The group seeks simpler procedures and protection against inequities, marking a step toward peace and justice by law.
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Lawyetts
International Bar Association
United Nations
A Challenge to Leo Tarnine Day Ends in Disqualification
A quirky sports legal note states Judge Dockweller is disqualified from further hearings in a California divorce case involving Mrs. Leo Duracher. The piece alludes to parallels with baseball figures and Dodger fans, hinting at broader league moves.
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Leo Tarnine
Leo Duracher
Judge Dockweller
California
Len
Leo
Dodger Farrs
Wages of Carlessness and Public Letters
A fragment from a 1960s autograph sale features a Hoover quote about wage policy and a warning from Capston Bownus. It includes remarks on education, teachers, and religious tension with brief notes from Rev. Ronent Krtus. The text blends disjointed spelling errors and mispunctuation with era commentary and policy ideas.
Recreation famine platform for Amarillo youth
Carl Johnson urges Amarillo to expand youth recreation to curb delinquency. He calls for more tennis courts and permanent nets, improved swimming access via nearby lakes, and transforming Thompson Park into a beautified area with picnic spaces and a swimming pool, arguing for ample entertainment to aid city progress.
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Globo-News
Amarillo
Texas
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Amarille
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Carl Johnson
East
Hoof and Mouth Disease Threat to North America
The author warns that hoof and mouth disease, or Rinderpest, is spreading from Mexico toward the United States. Citing a 1945 Mexican import breach and 1946 shipments, the piece urges joint US Mexico action, immediate quarantine, cattle slaughter, and cross-border vigilance to avert an epidemic. Strong emphasis on shared risk and urgent collective measures.
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United Statas
United States
Zebu
Brazil
Department of Agriculture
Yange
Asia
America
Gongricht
Seed Catalogs and Garden Trials in Abner Farm Tale
Billy Rose relates trials of farming and seed trading with Mr Burnee. The narrative covers beetles on crops, a spring planting effort, tomato pride, and garden mishaps amid a year of power shortages and a Stork Club remark. References to Abe Lincoln era imagery and a Mt Kisco farm anchor the anecdote.
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Bath Street
Eleanor
Hattie Carnegie
Mt. Kisco
Stork Club
Bleanor
Fenever
John Steinbeck
Mennor
Ann
Farming Fever and Comic Tales of a 15 Acre Truck Farm
The narrator recalls a summer on a small truck farm where workers quit to play tricks on tomatoes and jokes from famous names pepper the tale. He notes 15 acres yielded enough vegetables to feed him that fall while critics teased his farm life. The piece ends with a reflective jab at quintessence of farm humor.
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Ginny
Reynolds
White
Willie
Simon Legree
Jimmie Durante
Chawin
Orson Welles
George Jessel
Quentin Reynolds
Eleanor
Binsteln
Quig
Harry Outlins
Snophar
Billy Havel
Polk Street Professor Reflects on Labor and Joy
A Polk Street professor in applied psychology recalls a past job washing dishes in a restaurant, finding happiness in simple, non dangerous chores. He notes modern tests to guide career choices and hopes more people learn from school to seek fulfillment over status.
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Boxer
Belkin
Pease
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid Summary
Puzzle shows horizontal and vertical clues with numbers for a mixed theme. Entries include references to a U S official saviour pastry and education groups, plus several abbreviations and Latin/foreign terms. The grid lists puzzle items such as a church council and Greek islands alongside common words and abbreviations.
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U.S
Council of Economic Advisers
Church Council
California
National Education Association
Police Benefit Ball At Nat Hanover Garden Night Club
March 17 event where policemen sell tickets by phone or at the police station to raise funds for officers uniforms. Proceeds go into the policemen's fund. city furnishes only two badges and an ID card.
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Halnbow Garden
Siayinir
Winter Drift Warning Prompts Timely Preparations
Local readers urged to prepare for winter weather as crews warn there is still time to address drifts and hazards. Officials emphasize vigilance and quick action to mitigate snow impacts.
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