Amarillo News Publication Rates and Contacts
Gene Howe publisher editor and Wilbur C Hawk general manager list subscription rates for Amarillo by carrier and mail. Rates include MC 65 cents and 1.95 cents for daily. 75 cents 3.90 2.50 for other services with location code 6262.
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Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo
Whitey Finds a New Home on the Farm
Whitey the albino cottontail rabbit is caught in a trap by Farmer Brown's Boy. He is frightened but unharmed and moves to a safe wire pen with food. The boy explains Whitey is Peter Rabbit's child and will live in safety away from predators. The story is from Burgess 1928.
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Whitey
Farmer Brown
Peter Rabbit
Briar Patch
T. W. Burgess
Sea Captain Duty and Selflessness in a Fateful Dusk
Commdore Sir James Charles of Cunard dies after Aquitania docks at Southampton. He refused to leave the bridge despite illness, serving to the end. The essay praises the rigid codes of duty that guide sea captains and contrasts them with modern life’s ambiguity.
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James Charles
Cunard Line
Southampton
Roads In Europe Worse Than American Now
A speaker at the Society of Automotive Engineers in Quebec compared European roads unfavorably with those in the United States. He noted postwar damage and government money shortages slowed European maintenance, while U S roads improved as automobile use soared.
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Europe
America
Society of Automotive
Quebec
The Flyers Visit Vienna Sour Note for Koehl and Von Huenefeld
Captain Herman Koehl and Baron Von Huenefeld faced a chilly reception in Vienna after visiting Doorn to see former Kaiser Wilhelm. Viennese opinion remains bitter toward Wilhelm, affecting perceptions of the two flyers. Austria recalls who led the country into war in 1914.
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Herman Koehl
Baron von Huenefeld
Vienna
Doorn
Wilhelm
Koeh
von Huenefeld
Austria
Shaver Wife Sparks Public Loyalty Debate
The piece examines Mrs. Shaver's outspoken anti ticket stance and asks how much a politician's spouse owes to public life. It notes her visibility stems from Clem Shaver's position, but argues a wife has right to own opinion and expression, even as the controversy centers on her relation to her husband. Airplane production estimates for 1928 are mentioned amid the discussion.
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Clem Shaver
Democratic National Committee
Mrs. Shaver
Marriage of Minds and Unquiet Longing in a Studio
In a crowded autumn studio Jerry and Saxon debate beauty sex and modern culture while planning a design project for Mary Eunice. Jerry reveals jealousy and disillusion, arguing for deeper meaning beyond surface allure as they confront ambition, immortality quotes, and a brewing emotional storm.
Fire Truck Driver In First Accident
Mrs FE Saltzman aged 67 was killed when the automobile she rode in crashed into a Beaumont fire truck. Her son in law F L Herbert was fatally injured while W O Sharp, the truck driver, marked his 25th year on the force and this collision was his first.
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Associated Press
Beaumont
Texas
FE. W. Saltzman
F. L. Herbert
W.O H. Sharp
Herbert
Red Caps at City Terminals Care For Celebrities
A 1928 McNaught Syndicate column recalls New York red caps who escort arriving celebrities at Grand Central and other terminals. They avoid tips from guests of the city, yet can earn about 30 to 50 dollars weekly, with stories of generous tippers, sightings of dignitaries, and station life details.
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Grand Central
California
New York
Havana
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Bus wreck injures thirteen on sharp turn near Middleton
A Greyhound bus traveling from Detroit to Cincinnati failed to negotiate a sharp turn at the Lespurdsville bridge three miles south of Middleton. Thirteen people were injured including Earl Harris of Buffalo and John Thomas the driver. Officials cited a steering gear lock as the cause, though passengers blamed high speed. The bus overturned and the bridge was damaged.
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Associated Press
Middleton
Greyhound
Detroit
Cincinnati
Lespurdsville Bridge
Here
Earl Harris
Buffalo
New York
John Thomas
Chicago
H. M Barkley
Netroit
Thomas
Crossword Puzzle Clues Revealed in Word List
A dense list of crossword prompts includes two IL words and three unkeyed letters. Horizontal entries cover secular, donkey-like, lift the hat, female fallow deer, mental image, condemn immoral, English coin, deliver, assistant clergymen, depreciate, cut thin, angry, teen, fence door, bronze or copper, impel, like a nephew, fluid rock, stir, three-banded armadillo, omit, tin can, sound character, domesticated before, any departure. Vertical clues add boy, wing part of seed, distinctive theory, linked together, love exceedingly, American rail bird, chairs, pretend, poetry type, bogey land, fashion.
Word Puzzle Clues for Historic Crossword Answer
A compact list of clues including to employ a Prophet who trained Samuel to excavate Eon a flying mammal a vehicle embryo bird to gaze cedar species speedily rock quantity Eucharist vessel vigor any of various diseases with eruptions black bird of the cucigho family and to soak flax plus advice that hair brushes should be washed in cold water with a little ammonia added
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Prophet
Samuel
Laughing Around the World With Irvin S Cobb
Comic writer Robert Benchley praised as funniest man for his writing and acting. A theater episode prompts mock pidgin speech by a half breed squaw character leading to a چگونه exit remark from Benchley.
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Laughing Around the
Irvin S. Cobb
McNaught Syndicate. Inc
Robert Benchley
New York
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