The Amarillo Globe and News Publishing Details 1938
Amarillo Globe and News displays publication and subscription information for Amarillo Texas. It notes the Globe News Publishing Co. as publisher with GENE ROWE and JOHN McCARTY as officers, AP affiliation, and delivery terms. Details cover combined subscriptions with The Amarillo Daily News, delivery service, and rates for weekly, monthly, and yearly periods.
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Entecea
Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Rowe
John McCarty
Associated Press
Monopolies Probe Profiles Politicians and Officials
Washington July 1. The anti monopoly inquiry drifts toward broader economic issues as Isadore Lubin forecasts a three year delay for final findings and preliminary reports may appear before the 1940 election. Meetings with industry leaders continue under Paterson auspices while lawmakers clash over chairmanship and strategy.
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Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate
Washington
Isadore Lubin
Lubin
Labor Department
Aptitude tests guide high school career choices
The Yale program led by Dr. Albert Crawford develops aptitude tests for high school use to steer students toward engineering science or other fields. Tests assess spatial relations and ingenuity beyond verbal math, aiming to prevent misplacements in future careers and link coursework to banker and other professional paths.
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Albert B. Crawford
Yale University
Crawford
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale College
Fourth of July Reflections From a New York Diary
A veteran columnist describes a classic home Fourth of July celebration in New York. He notes crowded highways, evening fireworks, lemonade on the front stoop, and neighborly visits while lamenting modern safety concerns. He recalls past Omaha days with the Daily News, muses on Monday holiday proposals in New Jersey, and shares a dog’s fear of explosions and a Newfoundland named Nero. He closes wishing children memory-worthy celebrations.
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Charles B. Driscoll
New York
Omaha
Paul Sisson
Columbus
Ohio
Reform
Daily News
Nero
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page 1
A scanned quiz page lists population contrasts with New York and Toklos, asserts John as Calvin Coolidge’s first name, and presents a series of trivia items. It includes a quote about life like a dome and a definition of translucent, plus notes Leopold II as king of Belgium and figures for the Yellow River’s length, basin area, and population.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
Leopold Tit
Belgium
Rafter T Ranch Meets Ankrom in Pueblo Pinto Clash
Ankrom rides into Peso Pinto to escape his gunfighter image and thwarts a marshal, then seeks work near the Rafter T. He finds Joe Streeter in charge but claims he has already been hired and presses toward the ranch, eyeing the mysterious Trone.
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Ankrom
Lee Trone
Rafter T
Cowboy
Trone
Joe
Abe Streeter
By William Ferguson It Was He Who
A fragmented caption notes author William Ferguson and references a 1978 NEA Service piece. The readable text hints at a fictional line about animals, darkness, and light, but provides limited concrete event or location details.
No Loitering After Play Aids Comfort In Summer
A short warning urges athletes to avoid lingering after summer sports such as tennis golf swimming or horseback riding. It cautions that exercise causes perspiration and open pores leading to fatigue chills or lame muscles. Dress warmly and go home promptly when bathing facilities are unavailable.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Campaign Manager Speaks in Amarillo for Crowley Bid
George Sergeant known as the Centennial Mayor of Dallas and state campaign manager for Karl Crowley will speak in Amarillo at 8 oclock Wednesday. He will outline the Crowley platform with definite proposals to improve Austin administration. Crowley accuses monopoly interests of backing Thompson and McCraw and supplying millions to buy the governorship for their puppets.
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George Sergeant
Dallas
Karl Crowley
Amarillo
Crowley
Austin
Remarkable Four-Ounce Strawberry Grows in West Penn Farm
A strawberry grown on E. E. Gerber’s farm in West Penn measures 3 1 2 inches across with a 9 inch circumference and weighs 4 ounces. The fruit features a flat stem about a half inch wide.
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West Penn, Pa
U.P
E. E. Gerber
Sharpe-Minor Files to Incorporate Music Clinic
C Sharpe-Minor of Los Angeles has filed incorporation papers for a music and radio clinic in Los Angeles, according to a Sacramento dispatch. The report notes the filing was noted as part of business activity in the region.
Fatal moment as Yvonne faces priestly ritual
The ceremony grips the setting with Yvonne torn by killing Dick while Guim the high priest demands a Strike. Pick urges action as Tarzan remains captive by twenty spear-wielding savages and unable to intervene in time.
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Yvonne
Guim
Pick
Tarzan
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