Amarillo Globe masthead and staff credits
The Amarillo Globe lists GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C HAWK as General Manager. It notes Associated Press news credit and provides contact lines for News, Business, and Circulation departments.
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Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Is There Any Hope Sub Rescue Steps Ahead
Commander Edward Ellsberg surveys progress after the S-4 and S-51 disasters promising future rescue feasibility. He cites air purification aboard subs, a new deep sea diving school, intake and exhaust hoses for air and food, and better methods to raise sunken vessels, all aimed at preventing repeat tragedies.
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Edward Ellsberg
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Congress
Guiding Your Child Through Cruelty and Life Ethics
Alice Judson Peale argues that children should learn to accept unavoidable cruelty while developing respect for life. She cautions parents to balance realism with controlled exposure, teaching that sacred life mainly applies to humans and that adults must manage disturbing scenes without idealizing kindness.
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Alice Judson
Peale
French Convicts Win Hunger Strike at La Rochelle
Fifty seven Cayenne penal colony inmates in La Rochelle refused food and work for two days over inadequate temporary prison quarters poor food and scarce tobacco. Their demand for immediate shipment was granted and embarkment to Cayenne has begun.
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International News Service
LA Rochelle
Cayenne
Chicago Warden Welcomes Prisoner at Bridewell
In Chicago Supt Curren welcomed prisoner Jack Loef fel, jailed thirty days for selling fake oil stock to Curren. The incident was noted at Bridewell jail as part of routine prisoner reception and disciplinary measures.
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Gold Bullets by Charles G Boot Chapter 10
Lucy defends her fiancé against slayer accusations and enlists detective Luther MacNair to probe the Andrew Ogden murder. Uncle John Peebles survives a prowler, finds a cat claw blood clue, and uncovers a torn 1896 newspaper fragment with a taunting note from Jerry.
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Lucy
Luther MacNair
John Peebles
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Rascal
Mrs. Moffit
Andrew Ogden
Los Angeles Paradise for Real Estate Pitches Revealed
In a 1929 column, O C McIntyre skewers Los Angeles real estate hustlers and high pressure sales. He lampoons bungalow pitches, hilltop realty dreams, celebrity rumors, and slick party tricks, contrasting glamour with sharp wit and caution for buyers.
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Hollywood Hills
Harold Lloyd
Corrine Griffith
California
Antonio Moreno
Beverly Hill
Firemen Lose Thrill of Answering Calls in Amarillo
Amarillo fire department handles 42 calls in July, with six false alarms and fourteen grass and trash fires. Chief Earl Curry notes improvements in equipment from hose and chemicals to new pressure tanks, while stressing training, safety, and prevention as core goals.
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Peter Discovers Master Drummer in Green Forest
Peter Rabbit, resting beside a dead tree, observes a large woodpecker like drummer in a red crested field bird. He notes the striped white neck and bright bill, realizing the noise is from a master drummer in the Green Forest.
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Goldenwing
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Sammy Jay
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle Questions on Countries and Terms
A mixed list of crossword clues with horizontal and vertical entries covering geography languages and common words. The puzzle includes hints like rivers rates and phrases such as intake refuse from melting metals and various descriptors, plus yesterday's answer grid remnants.
Planes to Fly At least 1000 Feet Over City Ad Planes
New York July 25. Mayor Walker and Police Commissioner Whalen ordered airplanes with bottom advertisements to fly no lower than 1000 feet above the city after reports that low flights disturbed music audiences.
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International News Service
New York
Walker
Whalen
Moral Training to Strengthen Law Enforcement
Col J W Byrnes urged the Laymen's Retreat League at Jefferson Barracks near St Louis to pursue stronger moral training as the foundation of law observance. He warned that neglecting appeal to the spiritual man fosters disrespect for constituted authority and the need for more laws and enforcement.
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ST. Louis
J W. Byrnes
Laymen's Retreat League
Jerson Barracks
Here
Sunday Ball Launched In Georgia
Fragmentary report notes a Sunday ball launch in Georgia with references to Bib Richmond county delegation and legislative intro. Mentions choral music and Westminster origins from 1570 to 1574 and a choir of 300 in an abbey after a period of silence.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Richmond County
White
Westminsterey
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