Amarillo Globe: 1931 publication details and rates
The Amarillo Globe founding and publishing details list February 29 1924 as founding date and February 20 1924 as entry as second class matter. It notes publishers editors and staff roles and states subscription rates and combined publications with The Amarillo Daily News. It declares the Globe as an independent democratic newspaper publishing news impartially.
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Days of rising optimism amid panhandle wheat and oil markets
Panhandle reports show oil producers likely to see higher crude prices by mid winter as buyers seek contracts for fall. Wheat prices gain in Kansas and other regions amid market strikes and shortages, while Farm Board talks of selling wheat to Europe. Biographies and critical books about President Hoover surface, reflecting mixed public sentiment.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Kansas
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Farm Board
Hoover
White House
William Hard
Will Irwin
Rose Wilder Lane
Herbert Hoover
Mitchell V. Charnley
Flag Pole Sitter Statesmen
Glenn Frank contrasts two kinds of politics post mortem and prophetic, urging leaders to face future economic challenges with clear policies. He warns against campaigns centered on deriding the past and calls for honest assessment and decisive, forward looking leadership.
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Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Lost Mother Mountain Lode Motive in Desert Tale
Pierre and Harrigan trek toward Mother Mountain where Colorado Bill and Bruce Carey chase a legendary gold lode. The duo discuss staged illusions, absence of kin, and Pierre’s hope to reach Bruce, while the desert study its deadly Skeleton Sink and waterless stretches.
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Bill
Harrigan
Pierre
Red Butte
Bruce
Jimmie
Mother Mountain
Biscuit Hills
Painted Mountains
Colorado Bill
Mr. Barnes
Bruce Carey
Blackwater Tanks
Skeleton Peaks
Gold Center
Fed Butte
Skeleton Sink
Tony
Father Tony
George
Mr. Harrigan
You
New York
Ann
Mother Mountain Lode
Sharps
D. Appleton and Co
How It Began Yeoman Service Origin
The article explains the origin of the term Yeoman Service from centuries of English history where yeomen were noted for loyal service. It invites readers to send ideas or questions to Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky at The Globe for illustrated answers in the series.
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Marreintinn
Kismet
Anne
Russ Murphy
Ray Senusky
England
Naples
Paris Streets Show Tragedy High Comedy
Paris observer O C McIntyre describes street life in Paris with vivid contrasts. He notes kiosks, midinettes, ragged trimadeur figures, fauteurs, nurses, and street performers reflecting a lively urban panorama. He also mentions Claire Luce and Cliff Smith in Paris and his memories of Gallipolis Ohio.
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Paris
O. C. McIntyre
Eiffel Tower
Trimadeur
Seine
Lindbergh takeoff to be broadcast from America to Japan
NBC reports descriptions of Col Charles A Lindberghs Pacific flight from America and landing in Japan will be aired on WEAF and WJZ networks next week. Also Arlington Park Cup race description to be broadcast Saturday at 3 45 with Clem McCarthy. Radio listings note major shows from 5:00 to 10:00 including Jessica Dragonette and the Boswell sisters.
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Cc. E. Butterfield
Associated Press
New York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
Pacific
Japan
Orient
WEAF
WJZ
NBC
Clem McCarthy
Major Bowes
Weafnbc
Jessica Dragonette
Guseppe Creatore
Wjz-Nbc
Boswell Sisters
Alga Albani
Theater of the Air
Fleetfoot the Antelope Fights Off Wolf in Narrow Escape
Mrs Fleetfoot daily visits a water pool for her twins hidden nearby But Howler the Wolf stalks her and she outruns him Using speed and caution she leads him away from the hidden twins After a tense chase she returns to safety on the Broad Prairie proving vigilance plus courage can save lives.
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Green Meadows
Green Forest
Howler the Wolf
Howler
Mrs. Fleetfoot
Speedfoot
Coyote
T. W. Burgess
Dream of Versailles Echoes in Slum Week Abroad
A letter from 1931 describes a remote stay drifting toward Parisian life while in Gallipolis for a fair. The narrator recalls meeting editor W. G. Sibley and Lois in satined knee breeches, enjoying Vheure d aperitif and late dinners, and imagining writing a Paris column for Le Matin without angering international powers.
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W. G. Sibley
Versailles
Gallipolis Fair Grounds
Lois
le Matin
Paris
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Jacob’s Ladder Crossword Puzzle Clues
A crossword puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with word matches like Capital of Michigan and Governor of Indiana, plus various definitions and wordplay entries for a historical puzzle.
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Michigan
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