Amarillo Globe Staff Ownership Credits
The Amarillo Globe lists GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C. HAWK as General Manager. It notes the Associated Press is the exclusive source for AP news dispatches and all regularly published news.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C. HAWK as General Manager. It notes the Associated Press is the exclusive source for AP news dispatches and all regularly published news.
Wade H. Ellis of the American Bar Associations Crime Commission praised in a radio address for exposing deep causes of rising crime beyond prohibition and World War. He links wealth, waste, and easy money to a new generation drawn into crime, noting the US holds top ranks in money power laws and criminals, complicating solutions.
Citizens question a new ordinance allowing electric and other signs to project 12 feet from building walls. Critics worry about wind load and structural risk on thin walls, noting other cities cap projections at 3 to 8 feet and Amarillo bans over 100 square feet in area.
A columnist warns against parents especially mothers making children the measure of life. True parenting supports the child's self discovery and independence while parents fulfill their own needs through work and partner love. Parents should avoid leasing affection to children and instead nurture each side’s growth.
Washington Day Book notes how long service shapes senators influence in state matters. Duncan Fletcher of Florida, a long-tenured senator with Georgia roots, blends farm life with politics and still runs a five-car annual business from Florida acreage. Votes and potatoes echo from the same soil.
Nan Carroll, Morgan's secretary, helps him through marital chaos as Iris files for divorce and moves in with Crawford. Nan protects Curtis from his mother while Iris worsens the boy's condition with sweets. Morgan prepares to defend David Blackhall in a high profile murder case.
Nan warns John about Iris while Curtis shows signs of illness. After Iris’s possible poisoning scare, Curtis collapses with acute abdominal pain and is diagnosed with appendicitis. Nan suspects danger from Iris and races to secure care as the family copes with fear and legal plans.
As a minority senator Fletcher used a hard school to push federal action against the Mediterranean fruit fly invading Florida. He lobbied the White House, convinced President Hoover, and aided hearings and committees. Over $4,000,000 in federal funds is now directed to the effort.
Fletcher leads effort with agricultural experts to fund a $10,000,000 federal reimbursement plan for growers whose crops would be destroyed to create a fly free zone. He secured approval from Secretary Hyde and pushed the measure toward early August action, despite Senate hesitations.
A mixed puzzle and fiction fragment presents crossword clues including South America largest country and world longest river. The prose excerpt follows Iris Morgan’s return and Nan’s desperate plea as Curtis faces life in a tense domestic scene from the ongoing narrative. A London note adds a century-old Sheffield steak anecdote.
A list of crossword style clues covers diverse topics from ear to silk worm and eclipse like terms. It includes definitions for airship bearer metal aging apparatus and several celestial and linguistic hints.
Mrs Bob White endures a tense near miss with Black Pussy the Cat as Peter Rabbit ponders excitement. The Green Meadows tale follows the bird's cautious watch while a danger lurks nearby and a close brush with the hunter passes unseen.
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