Amarillo Globe News Publishing Company Masthead
The Amarillo Globe News Publishing Company publishes this morning and evening newspaper in the Panhandle region. Editor Gene A. Howe and General Manager Wilbur C. Hawk oversee operations from Sixth and Fillmore Street with a long standing commitment to independent Democratic reporting.
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News-Globe
National Whirligig Pulse in Washington Squabbles
Washington reports bitter clashes between General Johnson and a senator coterie over government policy. A telephone dressing-down underscores the fight as Johnson criticizes perceived industry hegemony. In Congress, appropriations clashes surface over public works and subsidized circuits. A New York desk notes shifts toward civil works curtailment and political maneuvering.
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Washington
General Johnson
Civil Works payrolls phrase needs context for headline
Fragmentary line appears to discuss Civil Works payrolls and future adjustments. No clear person, organization, date, or event is evident to form a factual teaser.
Worthwhile projects and PWA funds stir Texas debate
Editorial weighs the grant of 103 500 dollars of PWA funds for a North Texas Agricultural College dormitory in Arlington. It cites the Arlington project’s scrutiny by the legislative economy committee and the state board of education and argues for rethinking campus expansion versus efficiency.
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Arlington
Texas
Legislative Economy Committee
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Lubbock
Texas A & M
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Government To Return Land To Indians In Sub Marginal Lands
The government plans to allocate 25 million dollars from public works to set aside about 50 million acres of sub marginal land, mainly in the West, for purchase. Indians would use it for subsistence farming, avoiding market gluts, according to the Indian Affairs commissioner.
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Public Works Administration
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United States
Panhandle Plains Artists to Decorate Canyon Museum
The Panhandle-Plains area celebrates two local artists Harold Bugbee and Ben Carlton Mead chosen to paint murals for a Canyon museum. One panel portrays Col Charles Goodnight and his cattle herd entering Palo Duro Canyon, while the opposite panel depicts Coronado's quest in the same region four centuries earlier. The murals cover Pre Pueblo life, Indians, Mexican invasion, buffalo hunters, and early settlers, aiming for an authentic, lasting record of regional history.
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Crime files loom as Dillinger gang awaits trial
Indiana gangster John Dillinger and three companions are jailed in Arizona awaiting transfer to Indianapolis or Chicago for multiple charges. The Southwest faces a wave of outlaw confrontations as fugitives Floyd Barrow and others remain at large. Henry Pu Yi is to become Manchukuo emperor on March 1. Roosevelt projects 1934 expenditures near 10.57 billion dollars. Sing Sing warden refuses last drink to condemned man, citing justice.
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Pretty Boy Floyd
Clyde Barrow
Whitey Walker
Jim Clark
Henry Pu Yi
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Japan
The Plan Tenn Og And Curt In A Mountain Cave
Curt and Paul creep along a log bridge above a seventy foot chasm to reach a large dry cave. Tenn Og and the Sikanni girl’s summer hideout reveals multiple shafts into the rock. Paul declares the cave could hold off a hundred men but they fear being bottled up and seek a quicker exit.
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Grecian Dancing puzzle and clues from a clipped page
A mixed set of across and down clues for a Grecian Dancing puzzle with numerous entries including anatomy, language, and myth terms. The text also contains narrative fiction about a group exploring a cave and planning a trap to trap their pursuers, detailing hesitation and strategic options.
Buck Rogers Novel Excerpt Ends With Narrow Moon Jump
Buck Rogers and Mel Dona reach their space ship on Jupiter amid a frantic chase by Viglo and Tika who intend to steal it. They succeed by arriving first, securing their vessel in this cliffhanger ending.
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Doctor Huer
Iwilma
Meldonia
Jupiter
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Tika
Arrive for place sets the ambush at dawn
The Indian guides Viglo and Tika lead the approach down a slope to a knoll with rocks and windfallen logs for cover. The position overlooks the lake and camp, while a nearby cabin and canoe landing hint at a quiet dawn setting as a white man emerges.
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Curt
Pains From Reflex Causes and Health Q A Column
A health column explains that most pains in the body arise from irritation or inflammation of abdominal organs, with headaches and backaches often linked to stomach issues. It advises fasting to detox the alimentary canal, ample ememas, and locating the true source of pain, plus Q A notes on temperature, soups, and ring skin discoloration.
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Red Bluff
California
Ashby
Mina
Danny Meadow Mouse Sees Whitey the Snow Owl
Danny Meadow Mouse and Nanny enjoy the snowy world on Green Meadows while Snow Owl Whitey and Reddy Fox lurk nearby. Danny spots Whitey blocking his exit from a surface hole, prompting a tense standoff as dangers close in during harsh winter.
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Danny
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Mouse
Whitey
Snow Owl
Reddy Fox
T. W. Burgess
Two Men Arrested in Lopez Kidnapping in Laredo
Mexican authorities in Nuevo Laredo arrested Felipe Tijerina and Salvador Guerra in the Lopez kidnapping case. The discovery of a bath tub and tire tubes at the Tijerina home ties to a maneuver that moved Luis Lopez from Mexico to the United States. Extradition holds include Constable Eduardo Villareal and Tomas Hernandez.
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Eduardo Villareal
Tomas Hernandez
Mexico
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