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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1928
Page
8
The fragment lists the Amarillo Globe header with founding date February 20 1924 and publication facts. It notes evenings except Saturday, Sunday morning edition, publisher editor Gene Howe, general manager Wilbur C Hawk, and the mailing rates for Texas and Oklahoma.
A column warns Amarillo faces a potential raid by Chicago gangsters equipped with machine guns and fast cars. It laments lack of police gear and urges modernization while linking oil wars to global tensions. The piece also commentary on war risks and a modern plowshares motif tied to postwar policy.
Whitey hides in a bramble-tangle as thunder roars and rain pours down. He recalls past storms and boasts of his muddy coat while Reddy Fox and Whitetail Hawk scout nearby. With no dry shelter, Whitey endures a soaking, eyes shut against the deluge.
Whitey the rabbit endures a heavy rain that washes away mud and reveals his pure white coat. He admires his fur until Whitetail the Marsh Hawk spots him, reminding him that his white coat brings danger in the harsh world beyond the Old Pasture.
In a dim porch scene Stephanie fears paralysis from a spinal operation while Jerry urges resilience and work. She dreams of a wealthy grandfather and contemplates a life dependent on others, as Marta and Marza recall past betrayals and family ties amid medical progress.
Marza shows quiet relief as the doctor notes a successful procedure for the patient. Marta and Marza exchange hopeful words while Jerry receives a summons from Heinie. Stephanie urges kindness and care before the scene shifts to an implied continuation tomorrow.
Ohio National Guard reports emergency relief in southern and eastern coal fields during winter. At Nelsonville and St Clairsville kitchens fed 562 947 meals to hungry women and children, with 94 centers in the Athens district serving 471 131 meals and 18 stations in St Clairsville.
Teheran July 10. Deputies voted themselves 400 tomans a month, up from 200, amid clashes over economic woes. Some argued higher pay invites criticism. others urged using funds to build a Persian dictionary. A flood-control dam on the Oder river in Germany will take more than four years to finish.
C O McIntyre argues youth morality is misread highlighting ambitious young people in New York. The piece contrasts criminalized stereotypes with thousands pursuing professions, studying, and social welfare. It lists notable artists living on West 67th Street and cites theater pay contrasts with steady work realities.
Paris reports a serious drop in visitors this summer with Cafe de la Paix management noting lunches well below last year. The famed globe trotter rendezvous has not served 500 lunches on any day, missing the usual daily volume by a wide margin.
A comic column recounts a couple’s misadventure seeking liquor, ending with a quip about visiting a cemetery and meeting “old friends” who are “dead.”
Sacramento hearing details a shift in burglary tactics as Crime Criminologist Clarence Morrill notes most burglars now forgo firearms. He cites types like theater and party burglars and says only early morning intruders rely on a gun, while superstition drives the trend toward nonlethal approaches.
Globe News employees and families enjoyed a second big party at Jack Hall's ranch west of the city. Activities included swimming games a picnic supper and dancing with music by Clyde Lampt's eight piece Pastimeri orchestra. Amarillo and Claude residents joined the Globe News crowd for the evening.
Madrid officials move to ease dictatorship pressures as General de Rivera trims duties and expands Patriotic Union membership. A government led water bill aims to control Spain’s water supply from subterranean resources, facing farmer protests over private well use while the Assembly debates the measure.
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