Amarillo Globe history notes and publication details
The Amarillo Globe traces its founding on February 20 1924 with second class matter status and post office registration. It lists editors and managers, Associated Press affiliation, and circulation details, noting publication as an independent democratic newspaper with daily and Sunday editions.
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Deadline at 40 bars 40 year limit on engineers
Arthur W. Barresford, retiring president of the American Engineering Council and managing director of the National Electrical Manufacturers Association, condemns a 40 year deadline as a real problem for workers. He cites group insurance and pension rules that bar men past 40 from employment and argues such limits harm society. The idea of replacing value with age is unjust and false.
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Arthur W. Barresford
American Engineering Council
Barresford
National Electrical Manufacturers Association
Unreliable Mathematics and the Lesson of Uniqueness
Glenn Frank argues that 2 times 4 and 4 times 2 differ in meaning when applied to real problems. A courtroom tale shows how analogies mislead, stressing that each problem and person is unique and requires fresh consideration. The piece closes with reflections on cynicism, faith, and changing perceptions in society.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Dilemma for Tony Tests Mary Lou’s Future
Mary Lou Louw rencontre Tony Titherington in London society as his aunt Miss Titherington pushes for an engagement to secure money for his world flight. Tony resists marriage though Aunt Ethelberta links Mary Lou to his stake, threatening both romance and a costly voyage.
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Mary Louw Leslie
London
Brynmor Whittamore
Clarice Day
Mary Louw
Tony Titherington
Tony
Mary Lou
Ethelberta
Miss Titherington
Miss Pitts
India
Miss Tither
Mise Titherington
Paris Tippling Troubles Hurt Trade As Americans Tip
The Paris tipping gouge harms the tourist season with hotels overcharging and porters pressuring Americans for tips. The writer notes high tariffs, costly shopping, and resentment toward Americans while reflecting on French scenes along the Seine and a personal note about engagement plans.
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C. McIntyre
Paris
France
New York
Fifth Avenue
Soucek's record flight tops quiet will and nerve
Washington reports Lt Apollo Soucek has become the first person to fly more than eight miles high at Anacostia naval air station. The modest flyer, nicknamed Soukem, shares the same air show with Major Temple Joyce, a veteran test pilot. Joyce recalls perilous stunts and warns that courage changes with age and risk.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Naval Air Station
Anacostia
Apollo Soucék
Soukem
Soucek
Potomac River
Mra. Soucek
Temple Joyce
Hiram Bingham
Senator Bingham
Connecticut
Joyce
Constructive Joys In Child Play And Learning
Alice Judson Peale argues that children destroy out of energy and boredom. Parents should create constructive outlets by involving kids in kitchen tasks, crafts, and simple home repairs to channel energy into engaging activities.
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Alice Judson
Peale
Crossword Puzzle Teasers and Clues Mix
A scrambled crossword teaser list presents horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and partial words. The layout shows numerous fragmented hints for greedy sink needy cereal grains eagle abound inlet require instrumental Sally etc. The puzzle appears garbled with misspellings and incomplete phrases across both directions.
Night muskrats warn and splash signals in a rural lesson
The piece describes how Jerry and Mrs. Muskrat teach their young by the splash signal to dive and surface together. A French maid, memories of Adolphe Menjou, a flamboyant Parisian, and observations of Parisian life color the narrative. It ends noting a quick trick to escape a restaurant check in Paris.
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Jerry Muskrat
Mrs. Muskrat
Adolphe Menjous
Adolphe
Fce
The Heedless Muskrat Learns A Tragic Lesson
In a Muskrat family one youngster, overconfident and heedless, ignores training signals. While others dive at danger, he idles, then is swept by fear as Hooty the Owl ambushes him. His carelessness costs him his life, teaching a harsh moral about listening and obedience.
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Jerry Muskrat
Muskrat
Jerry
Mrs. Mulgat
T. W. Burgess
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