Amarillo Globe January 9 1929 front page note
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details in an independent democratic newspaper with daily and Sunday editions. Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C. Hawk guide editorial policy and Associated Press news use.
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Amarillo Globe
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Who is Intelligent the relief for the aliens
An editorial discussion urges Congress to grant citizenship eligibility to thousands of American residents born abroad trapped by pre 1921 immigration laws. It notes many are Americanized but unlisted, cannot be deported, and calls for action. It also questions restricting voting to the intelligent and critiques a Philadelphia judge's liquor conspiracy ruling.
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Foreign Language Information Service
Congress
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Pennsylvania Education Association
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York
Stand and Deliver in the Valley of Starcourt
Gerane, seeking peace from Colonel Starcourt, hesitates fleeing a highway confrontation with a masked man. She confronts memories of her father and social intrigues in a forested valley where Starcourt receives wary, courteous attention from locals. The encounter with a robber alters her resolve, forcing new questions about her feared past.
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Gerane
Starcourt
Marget
Colonel Starcourt
Elsie
Rosa
Professor Gratz
Jenifer
Selim
Neva
Barnabas Hutch
Flavia Melby
Jan Melby
Matilde
Mies Dayos
Herod
Singed moths not always back from Broadway flame
A scattered portrait of displaced show folk and echoes of Broadway life. The piece catalogs actors, dancers, and entertainers who left the stage for distant lives in Europe, America, and Asia, from Hollywood mansions to Brittany farms, with whimsical anecdotes and a warning that fame fades without returning.
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New York
Broadway
Americas
Europe
Hollywood
Grace Fields
Vafos
Fontabhleau
Joan Sawyer
Middle West
Day O'Brien
At Mortis
Jack Gavin
Maine
Lou Hauser
Brittany
Tommy Millard
Shanghai
Brooks John
Virginia
Lang
N. M
Spender
Jack
Albuquerque
Manhattan Isle
London
Savoy
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments From A Historical Page
Readable crossword hints mix with a dramatic combat narrative. The fragmentary text includes clues like thriving, hawthorn fruits, jewels, and a document of ownership, alongside an extended dialogue with a bitter captor expressing violent intent and threats toward a hostage family.
Word Puzzle Clues From Yesterday's Answer 36 To Put On
A compact list of crossword style clues with numbered entries and hints across multiple definitions. Includes terms for birth, plots, volumes, tensions, and everyday items such as beverages and building tools. The reader is invited to deduce the matching words from the given hints.
Guiding Your Child Party Rules for Young Guests
Practical advice from Mrs Agnes Lyne on planning children’s parties. It covers age appropriate activities, durations, group size, and a mix of quiet and active play. Emphasizes starting with puzzles, alternating game types, and keeping one child engaged to avoid disruption.
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Line Synder
Laughing Around the World With Irvings Cobb
Munsey's editor Bob Davis, famed letter writer, returns a plagiarized poem with a sharp note. Davis cites the work as overly familiar and quips it shows a George M. Cohance coincidence.
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Irvings
Cobb
Hooty the Owl Misjudges Peter Rabbit Night Raid
In moonlit Farmer Brown's barn Hooty the Owl waits by a swinging door and mistakes Black Pussy the Cat for Peter Rabbit. The attack ends badly for Hooty as Black Pussy defends itself and escapes to the house, leaving Hooty hungry and dazed.
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Hooty the Owl
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Farmer Brown
Hopety
Parner Brown
Tam
Veter
Bowser
Black Pussy
Black Tunny
Hooty
Black Pusey
T. W. Burgear
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