Amarillo Globe History and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe was founded February 20, 1924 and entered as second class matter. It published evenings except Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News, with The Globe-News Publishing Co. listing Gene Howe as publisher and editor and Wilbur C. Hawk as general manager. The Associated Press supplied news dispatches. subscriptions and telephones are listed.
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Roosevelt Blockade Hopes Face Shifting Rival Moves
Analysts debate anti Roosevelt strategy as Maryland Governor Ritchie and other leaders vie to deny Roosevelt a solid convention majority. If Ritchie edges Pennsylvania delegates or secures a strong second ballot showing, Roosevelt risks losing control and a possible challenge by spring. 1154 delegates total with 770 to nominate.
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Vivian Matthews finds power in fashion during an extravagant honeymoon
Vivian Matthews, 20, travels with Kent Johns III as they wed in Paris amid wealth and allure. Celeste the French maid elevates Vivian’s look, sparking envy, flirtation, and a tension between love and independence as the makeover unfolds. Kent remains distant on their supposed honeymoon while Vivian discovers self confidence through couture and city life.
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Paris
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Mann Barkow
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Columbo to quit hotel orchestra for NBC WABC radio mix
In New York Columbo exits the Waldorf Astoria orchestra after this week to focus on his radio contract with six broadcasts weekly on WEAF WJZ NBC. The schedule lists Nick Lucas, Vincent Lopez, Arthur Tracy and more as current program fixtures. A note from a mysterious artist Mann Barkow invites Celeste to pose, sparked by Vivian’s first bold romantic impulse.
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NBC
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Vincent Lopez
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CBS
Arthur Jarrett
Freddie Rich
Colonel Stoopnagle
Budd
Frances Shelley
Arthur Tracy
WIZ
Floyd Gibbons
General Honjo
Mancubria
Mukden
Taxpayers’ League
Benny Kyte
Mann Barkow
Celeste
America
Vivian
America's Manifest Destiny by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues Americans need a unifying mission to overcome economic disarray. He warns against messianic zeal while urging a national push to align production and distribution with the age of power and machinery. He calls for leadership to mobilize citizens toward a shared economic crusade.
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How It Began in Early Norse Warrior Customs and Everyday Tools
A fragment from a 1923 feature notes Norse berserkers who mimicked wolves, shouting and striking shields as part of frenzy rituals. It also mentions boot jacks derived from jack meaning a young servant, and early telescope ideas from ice viewing tubes. Readers are invited to suggest other origins for this series.
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Thames
Rugs Murphy
Ray Senusky
Clobe
Burial Rites Become Jazzed Broadway Funeral Service
New York reports on Frank E Campbell Funeral Church where lavish decor and theatrical flair turn burials into displays of modern jazz. The article notes colorful rooms, art treasures, and a shift from somber mourning to celebratory pomp under Campbell’s leadership.
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Oo. O. McIntyre
New York
Broadway
Lincoln Square
Valentino
Frank E. Campbell
Paris
London
Berlin
Petrograd
Anna Held
Vernon Castle
Charles W. MacArthur
Campbell
Berthold Baer
Paddy the Beaver Teaches Thrift for Hard Times
In a Burgess bedtime tale, Paddy and Mrs Paddy plan and work through winter, stressing thrift in good times to weather hard times. They store food, reinforce their dam, and advise neighbors to prepare for future need, not rely on luck. They argue prudent labor yields comfort and security.
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North Wind
Jack Frost
Mrs. Paddy
Billy Mink
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle From Today's Variety Bazaar
Horizontal clues list terms from 1 to 63 with several misspellings and OCR errors. Vertical clues run 1 to 61 covering items from helixes to doctor and include entities like a far east country that left the gold standard. The page appears as a puzzle grid with partial answers and irregular spacing.
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