Amarillo Globe News of January 15 1930
The Amarillo Globe News publishes as a evening paper with Sunday morning edition. The staff includes publisher editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C. Bawk. It notes Associated Press use and distribution details for January 15 1930.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Willmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Bawk
Associated Press
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
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Amarillo bond vote approves school expansion despite dissent
The $550000 school bond passed yesterday to fund new classrooms and additions in Amarillo ahead of September. Critics opposed a West Amarillo high and lack of immediate Bivins Addition plans, but a second election would delay work. The board aims to study needs and adjust the program while generating jobs for bricklayers and carpenters. Economic reflections on M. Poincare follow.
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Janis High
Westmarillo
Bivins Addition
Margaret Wills
Amarillo
Measures of Growth by Mrs Agnes Lyne
Mrs Agnes Lyne argues happiness alone cannot prove healthy development in children. She warns against overprotected or evasive behavior, urges balance with responsibility, money values, and social fit. For adolescents Emancipation from elders should occur gradually while maintaining core family lessons.
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Agnes Lyne
Washington Day Book Notes on Congress and Stenographers
Washington Day Book observes how official stenographers occasionally log audience reactions like laughter and applause in stenographic transcripts of congressional speeches. The piece notes the editor’s influence on insertions and the subtle role of these interjections in shaping impressions of remarks.
Paying Toll Chapter 15 Ends in a Snowbound Dilemma
Anne Wilmot travels to Scott Glenn's cabin during a storm and seeks shelter with him. Glenn misreads her repentant mood as indifference and distances himself. A washed out train blocks help while Morse plots against Glenn and his dam, leaving Anne and Glenn facing a perilous night.
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Anne Wilmot
Scott Glenn
Glenn
Anne
Morse
Sheb
Leon
Douglas
Jarvis
Mr. Glenn
Marge
Ruth Cross
Mountain Pass Rescue Turns to a Second Chance
Anne and Glenn escape a perilous washout as night falls in the mountains. Glenn carries Anne, who admits fear yet refuses to show cowardice, while Morse watches with stern misgivings. A rescue party arrives, revealing tension and unresolved feelings as Anne hints at further intrigue in tomorrow’s installment.
Remarks on Haiti Applause Cited by House Member
The discussion centers on Representative Huddleston's Haiti remark about President Borno. Representative Reedy of Maine requests correction of the Congressional Record to remove an Applause notation after the line suggesting Haitians might slash the President to pieces and would applaud such a result.
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Huddleston
Haiti
Borno
Reedy
Maine
Insular Affairs Committee
Debate over Applause Annotations in House Records
The House disputed the use of Applause notations during debates. Speaker Longworth warned such tags require actual applause, while Representative Underhill and others questioned their propriety. Beedy’s Haiti speech later shows several Applause marks, raising doubt about who inserted them.
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Longworth
Underhill
Beedy
Haiti
Huddleston
Himelf
Dick Seay Named On Plan Committee
Dick Seay was appointed by the city commission to the city planning commission after the departure of former member John G. McKenzie. The move fills the vacancy and adds Seay to the planning panel.
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Dick Seay
City Commission
City Planning Commission
John G. McKenzie
Programs Are Big Interest At Theaters
New York theater programs rise as literary, illustrated inserts amid waning stage grandeur. Frank V. Storrs funds free programs with heavy advertising revenue and broad circulation. Features include short stories, poems, fashion notes, finance comment, cast bios, and cover art from noted artists.
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C. McIntyre
New York
Frank V. Storrs
Opera
Social Register
Wall Street
City Water Department Shows Profit in December and Eight Months
A city water report says December net operating profit is 179.85 with 8500 interest and 5065 depreciation from net operating revenue. For eight and one half months, net income available for surplus is 37095.86, with 70100 interest and 43052.50 depreciation during the period. Total December operating income reached 21659.02, expenses 8554.29, leaving 13104.73 net operating revenues and 540.12 non operating income. Distribution and plant divisions accounted for major expenses.
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Water Department
City Commission
Palo Duro
Double Rites Today for Flier Sister
Burial of Mrs. Alice Busey aged 86 and her brother Emmett Myers will follow funeral services at 3 p m today at the First Christian Church. Mrs Busey death delayed services for the aviator. Rev Clark Buckner Rev G C Shurman and Rev A J Cross will officiate. Pallbearers named Z Z Polz Lowell Stapf Joe Cannon Ed King Wade Johnson Arthur Smith.
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Alice Busey
Emmett Myers
First Christian Church
Burgess Bedtime Stories A Footprint Sparks Quiet Trouble
A gentle night snowfall awakens Chatterer the Red Squirrel who finds the Green Forest blanketed in white. He ignores the quiet danger it poses and heads toward Farmer Brown's corncrib, eager for breakfast as he scampers along the old stone wall.
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Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Farmer Brown
Elegant songwriter and wife faced with domestic drudgery
A 1930s-voiced scene contrasts a glamorous songwriter producer with his wife in a tale of creative egos. The piece blends theater satire with ordinary life and ends with a children’s tale about Chatterer the Red Squirrel from The Green Forest, leading to a new story: Chatterer Feels That He Has Been Wronged.
Looks Easy Yet Isn t Horizon tal Marked by Artifice
Puzzle text lists varied clues with numbers and partial words such as Marked by artifice 8 Scarf 9 Container 16 Faucet 12 Destiny 13 Wine vessel 14 Always 16 To eject 17 Eccentric wheel 18 Bare 19 Woman who inherits 22 Spinning toy 25 Merrily 26 Spring 28 Clearer 30 To win all tricks 32 Explodes 34 To invent 35 Argument 36 Emitted fumes 1 Perches 2 Fangs 8 Gum Arabic 4 Marmoset 5 Paint 6 Paragraphs 7 Den 8 Greek T 41 By 12 Robber 15 Told 20 Heron 21 Ingot silver 23 Exterior 24 Examines 26 Large nails 27 Acted as a model 29 Growing out 31 To prevent 33 Observed 34 Opium 39 Note in scale
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