Amarillo Globe News History and Publication Details
Amarillo Globe News traces back to February 20 1924 with second class matter status. Published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays mornings with Globe News Publishing Co. Led by Publisher Editor Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C Have. AP member distributing news. subscription rates listed for Amarillo area and nearby states. Monday July 11 1927 edition date.
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Amarillo
Texas
Moe
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Ha&ve
Let Us Build the Amarillo San Angelo Highway
The Sunday News Globe highlights growing interest in paving the Amarillo to San Angelo highway. Counties plan bond elections to fund the road, and Amarillo civic leaders are urged to lead a statewide push, including a possible delegation to Austin to seek state aid and rally support along the route.
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Sunday News Globe
Amarillo
San Angelo
United States
Board of City Development
Tribute to Byrd and his team as a model of character
The piece lauds Commander Byrd for crediting his volunteer crew, sacrificing the ship to save lives during the trans Atlantic flight, and portraying him as a virtuous diplomat rooted in Virginia aristocracy and Navy training. It elevates his service beyond feats to ambassadorial potential.
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Byrd
Europe
Floyd Bennett
America
Spitzbergen
Pole
Commander Byrd
Blackness
Virginia
Navy
Paris Refuses to Be Renoized
The Paris Procureur warns judges that French divorce law applies only to real domiciles in France and not to temporary lodgings used to obtain divorces. The piece notes a shift from Paris lighter attitudes to stricter application, with potential new business for nations seeking quick wealth.
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Paris
Reno
Nevada
Fifth Avenue
Park Lane
Procureur of the Republic
France
Latavia
Esthenia
Azerbaijan
My Favorite Stories By Carolyn Wells
A French general keeps a long serving house servant despite the wife’s temper and constant accusations. When the wife demands dismissal the general must choose between his wife and the loyal servant, while the loyal man warns him that he will stay though the general must go.
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Carolyn Wells
the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Malone Divorce Case Filed in Paris Courts
Doris Stevens seeks a divorce from Dudley Field Malone, noted U S divorce lawyer, filing with the president of the civil tribunal of the Seine for permission to sue in Paris. The action centers on dissolution of their marriage and marks a high profile civil matter in the French capital.
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United Press
Paris
Dudley Field Malone
United States
Doris Stevens
Sonia Plans Quiet Wedding After Crisis in Stockton Tale
Sonia Marsh, a Stockton girl, seeks marriage to Don Stillwater to escape a web of temptations. She faces love for Franklin Crane, a clandestine affair with Maxine La rue, and a wish for stability. Don insists on honesty and a year to prove love before vows. See Tuesday's Globe.
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Sonia Marsh
Stockton
San Francisco
Don Stillwater
Jed Thomas
Maxine LA Rue
Mac McGregor
Franklin Crane
Walter Henderson
Berkeley
Crane
Henderson
Sonia
Genevieve Erickson
Stillwater
Mac
Maxine
Don
Globe
Barbs foreign aces up in air over Yank hops
A humorous column questions American pilots and Hollywood divorces while praising Bernt Balchen for his Byrd ship guidance. It notes Nordic youths Thaddeus Walag Joe Medvidovich and Julius Whalkoski in a marble contest, mentions New York traction spending 200000, and muses on Barnum's would be age.
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Atlantic City
Thaddeus Walag
Joe Medvidovich
Julius Whalkoski
Little Miss Curiosity Missing From Farmer Brown Farm
In a Burgess tale Little Miss Curiosity the woodchuck disappears from Farmyard life. Farmer Brown's Boy and Mother Brown search the kitchen and rooms, fearing she escaped or was harmed, while recalling cookies and affection she enjoyed. The chapter ends with concern for her return.
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Miss Curiosity
Chuck
Farmer Brown
Mother Brown
Black Pussy
Little Miss Curiosity
Miss
T. W. Burgess
Death Toll Rises to 200 in Saxon Floods
In Dresden area floods kill more than 200 with Berggiesbuebel village alone reporting 93 deaths. Troops police and doctors mobilize for rescue while disease fear grows and corpses contaminate water. Relatives mourn at stations as neighbors unite in relief efforts.
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United Press
Dresden
Germany
Berggiesbuebel
Reichwehr
Japanese Diplomats Facing Big Shakeup
Reports from Tokyo claim a major reshuffle in Japan s diplomatic service will place the embassy in Washington at the center of changes Ambassador Matsudaira may move to London to head Britain s legation and Matsuji Debuchi could become Tokyo s foreign office vice minister without confirmation Matsudaira is away at his Englewood New Jersey summer home and may resist leaving Washington due to its prestige and importance in Sino American relations
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Washington
Tokyo
Matsudaira
London
Great Britain
Baron Matsui
Matsuji Debuchi
Englewood
New Jersey
Ex Senator Owen Replies to Dawes on Primary Law
Former Senator Robert S. Owen of Oklahoma, head of the National Popular Government league, says the push to end the popular primary is driven by economical corruption and that buying conventions and legislatures is cheaper than buying a state. He argues reactionary forces seek to lessen people’s power while praising efforts to expand public control and warns wealth can still serve public good.
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Dawes
Congress
Owen
Con
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Robert S. Owen
Oklahoma
National Popular Government League
Manufacturers’ Association
Pennsylvania
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Washington Movement
Judson King
Popular Government League
Senate
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