Amarillo Globe Newspaper Publishing Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under Act 1879 published evenings except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday mornings by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore. The text includes fragmented OCR noise and stray characters.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
End of the World debate links science and faith
In a discussion of religion and science, Sir Arthur Eddington posits a finite cosmic end while Dr. Millikan counters with a creator at work. The exchange highlights tension between scientific and religious views, amid other 20th century U.S. policy and economic optimism remarks.
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Sir Arthur Eddington
The
Mathematical Association
London
Sir Arthur
Robert A. Millikan
Social Surplus and Shifting Income to Consumers
Glenn Frank argues that industrial solvency requires redistributing national income to the consuming millions and expanding leisure. He cites letters from business leaders agreeing the old radical idea is sound policy and calls for wiser distribution of social surplus purchasing power to revive demand.
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Glenn Frank
McClure
Coroner Ties Loose Ends In Winslow Mystery
Wealthy retiree J Arnold Winslow fears his adopted son will marry Elsa Chase a paralyzed guest at his Washington home. Detective G Thorne and coroner Penfield probe Kane the Boston surgeon found dead after a failed attempt to examine Elsa as Jack searches for clues beside the estate.
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J. Arnold Winslow
Jack
Elsa Chase
Winslow
Washington D. C
Elsa
G. Thorne
Kiue
Dr. Kane
Boston
Elax
Beta
Kane
Ferguson
Arnold Winslow
Payne
McLane
How It Began 2ezy and Ray Semasky
A newspaper note explains origins of phrases and customs. It cites Edward I and Basque soldiers aiding in Wales, links the term Jaingo to Jainko, and teases tomorrow’s feature on why workers spit on their hands and the saying Not Worth a Continental. Readers invited to submit ideas to Russ Murphy.
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Jinco
Edward I
England
Wales
Jaingo
Bell Moose
Russ Murphy
Globe
Thumb Punch for Ham Beams Gets Popular
New York story notes how midtown automats attract a cross section of society as economic hardship levels the crowd. Jobless actors, writers, touts and g gamblers converge for coffee and a bite, turning automats into a lively open forum from afternoon into dawn with chatter and discreet gossip.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Midtown
Chop House
Broadway
White Way
Circle
Old Herald Square
Peter Arno
Barriea
Marm
Gigulo
Billy Mink and Shadow the Weasel Fight for a Mouse
Billy Mink chases a Mouse on Green Meadows while Shadow the Weasel interrupts claiming it as his. They clash in a tense fight as Spooky the Screech Owl watches and steals the prize, leaving Billy puzzled about the Mouse’s fate.
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Billy Mink
Shadow
Weasel
Billy
Ltt
Spooky
Hooty the Great Horned Owl
Keeen
T. W. Burgess
Murder at the Winslow estate Dr Kane dies after fall
Detective Thorne and coroner Penfield arrive as Winslow calls in the surgeon Paul Kane who died instantly after a second story fall. The scene shows last night’s poker game debris as investigators prepare to pursue the murder trail in tomorrow’s chapter.
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Jack
Ferguson
Winslow
Paul Kane
Penfield
Dad
Thorne
Winslows
Mr. Winslow
Dr. Kane
Tulsa detective near death after shooting by theft suspect
James A. Woolley city detective and former Tulsa county sheriff was critically wounded when confronted about stolen auto tires on a downtown street. Police search the area for the suspect, William Walkley said. Woolley remained hospitalized with likely fatal injuries.
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United Press
Tulsa
Okla
James A. Woolley
Tulsa County
William Walkley
Woolley
Identification Sought for Drowned Prisoner in Rio Grande
The body of an unknown man was recovered from the Rio Grande between two bridges in Brownsville Texas. He had escaped from a Matamoros jail four days earlier and Mexican officials believe he attempted to swim the river. He was about six feet tall, 185 pounds, with dark hair and large features and refused to speak to jail officials.
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Associated
Presa
Brownsville
Texas
Rio Grande
Matamoros
Mexico
Crossword puzzle clues and solutions from yesterday
Items include horizontal and vertical clues such as To pant violently and Dense exclamation. Answers cover words like Where is Cincinnati striped fabric female sheep and pine apple. The puzzle also lists centuries old terms like Moham mad judge and Eucharist vessel with a final row of phrases and clues.
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Cincinnati
Francis
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