Amarillo Globe History and Publication Details
The text outlines the Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 entering as second class matter at the Texas post office on the same date. It notes Evening publication except weekends, association with The Amarillo Daily News, publisher editor Gene Howe, general manager Wilbur C Howe, and AP affiliation. It lists subscription rates and contact numbers.
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Texas
Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Howe
Senate plan uses Farm Board wheat for relief aid
The piece argues for releasing 40 million bushels of Farm Board wheat to relief agencies to feed the unemployed, noting it would combine federal aid with practical food distribution and influence on living costs amid a broader debate on government spending and welfare. It also cites a Ford led living-cost study showing American wages and living standards against European levels and laments holiday accident tolls, urging safety improvements.
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Senate
Farm Board
International Labor Office
Henry Ford
Detroit
Paris
Manchester
Berlin
America
Local Belle In Bender Offered Million Dollar Marriage Gamble
Vivian Matthews a 20 year old in Bender Kansas is described as a shy, unloved orphan living with Martha Matthews. Kentworth Hillman Johns proposes a one year marriage with Vivian promising a Paris divorce and a $100,000 payoff, a plan that shocks her yet offers a dramatic chance at a new life. Patricia Sullivan, known as Cuddles Namara, returns from Broadway to push Vivian toward self improvement. Great Britain reportedly weed 20 000 carrier pigeons during the period.
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Vivian Matthews
Bender
Kan
Martha Matthews
Kentworth
Hillman Johns Uti
Kansas University
Matthews
Vivian
Sally
Aurelia
Davie’ Jansen
Paris
Times Democrat
Patricia Sullivan
Cuddles Namara
Cuddles
Pat
Salina
Kent
Davie
Grandfather
Dovie
Viv
Viv Matthews
Kentworth Hillman Johns
Great Britain
Finance Turns to Old Heads for Guidance
Aging professionals in New York recast careers as banks and firms replace young hot shots with veterans. The piece notes George F. Baker and J. P. Morgan as examples, cites midlife calm in finance and other industries, and mentions Cissie Loftus returning to Broadway after past struggles.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Wisdon
George F. Baker
Dwight Morrow
J. P. Morgan
Bond
Reddy Fox Faces Hard Times in Winter Tale
In the Green Meadows and Forest, hunger presses on all, especially Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy. They search for food while Lightfoot the deer loses an antler in winter, learning hard times mean enduring cold, hunger, and shared struggle. Mrs. Lightfoot challenges Reddy to recognize others’ plight as winter bites.
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Reddy Fox
Lightfoot
Reddy
Mrs. Lightfoot
Antler
T. W. Burgess
Lure of gold draws prospectors anew across North America
The piece notes a renewed prospecting trend in South Dakota California Montana and the Yukon driven by higher gold value. Many seek a modest living rather than riches, with Canada seeing urban unemployed men urged home by mounted police as winter nears. The mood cheers readers with distant adventure and imagination.
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South Dakota
California
Montana
Yukon
Canada
Whiteman Seeks Radio Talent Amid Hundreds Apply
Paul Whiteman, broadcasting a WJZ NBC half hour, reports 300 to 400 applicants in St Louis this week. Anticommunist convention speakers Doak and Fish set for New York broadcast January 17. Listings include WEAF NBC WABC CBS evening programs and NBC network slots.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Paul Whiteman
Wjz-Nbc
St. Louis
William N. Doak
U. S
Hamilton Fish
Weaf-Nbc
Wabccbs
WEAF
NBC
Lumber Jacks
Carabelli
Buenos Aires
Marion Harris
WABC
CBS
Connie Boswell
Freddie Rich
Abe Lyman
John W. Davis
Jouette House
Howard Barlow
WJZ
Lettice Howell
Lew White
Memory Loss Blamed In Muller's Two Day Wander
Austin, Jan 14. Temporary memory loss caused the two day wandering of Dr Herman J Muller 41 UT professor of zoology. He was found exhausted in the hills near Austin after missing since Sunday. Muller said he slept Sunday after walking for exercise and did not wake until searchers found him. He has been pursuing genetic studies in his laboratory.
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Austin
U.R
Herman
J. Muller
University of Texas
Muller
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Gandhi Puzzle Across and Down Clue List from a 1910s Newspaper
A crossword puzzle page presents a Gandhi themed horizontal clue and an extensive vertical grid with numerous numbered hints. Entries reference continental countries, nautical terms, body parts, garments, and common objects across a broad set of general knowledge clues.
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Amarillo Globe
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Amalie Daily News
PE Wee
Peewee
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
United States
Alma Sioux Scarberry
Cissie Loftus
London
Broadway
Bedtime
Piccadilly
Miss Oftus
Heather
Barrymore
Sophie Tucker
George M. Cohan
Irvin Cobb
Paducah
Kentucky
Harding
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Hadm
Lightfoot the Deer
Peva Hay
Peahire Service
Tam
Russ Murphy
Ray Sen
News-Globe
C.e.butterfie
Gandhi
Henry Stevens
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