Amarillo Globe-News Publishing Details and Rates
A historical note lists the Amarillo Globe-News publication details including founders and leaders, staff roles, Associated Press affiliation, and subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. It provides period specifics such as publishing evenings and Sunday morning combined with the Amarillo Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amr- Enteredrillo
Texas
Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th
Filmore
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Amarillo urged to become aviation center by Major Moseley
The Globe reports Major C. C. Moseley and Mr. Henry say Amarillo and the Panhandle hold immense potential for aviation. They praise the region as ideal for flight training and air industry, noting a Los Angeles to Amarillo flight in nine hours and urging rapid airport field development. They cite Lindbergh and other experts urging action, calling for immediate wake up.
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Major Moseley
Mr. Henry
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Lindbergh
American tire buyers cheer as rubber monopoly ends
The Stevenson Plan of Rubber Control collapsed after British dominance kept crude rubber prices high. American ingenuity in reclaiming old rubber and new plantations in Liberia and the East Indies reduce dependence on foreign supply. Dutch competition grows, ending Britain's former monopoly and sparking relief for U S tire buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
East Indies
Panhandle Art Lovers Aim for Loan Exhibit at Amarillo Fair
Mrs. H. G. Kendricks of the Amarillo Tri-State fair association seeks a Panhandle loan exhibit at the fair September 11 to 17. Artists are invited to loan works to form a noncompetitive collection highlighting regional talent and potential art institute growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
H. G. Kendricks
Amarillo Tri-State Fair
Dallas
Europe
Panhandle
Art
Co. E. Palmer
Harriet Kritzer
Harold Bugbee
Margaret Seeward
Lillian Horsbrough
Amarillo
West Texas
Kendricks
Pittsburgh Plans Immense Airport Expansion Drive
Pittsburgh officials from the county and city councils agreed to acquire a 40 acre tract beside Rodger's Field in Aspinwall to expand the city county airport. The county will bear the land cost while both sides share the expense of upgrading the site with beacon lights and related equipment for hydroplane manufacturing potential in the Pittsburgh area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Aspinwall
Three Rivers
Penny for You and a Half-Penny Joke
A brief exchange from Passing Show where a benevolent old gentleman offers a penny to a boy and the boy asks for a half-penny because he cannot get a penny from the slot. The humor rests on the slot mishap and the boy's request.
Sonia and Franklin Seize Night in Hidden Stockton Shack
Sonia meets Franklin Crane in Sausalito and, after a tense ride, they confront their passion in a dim shack. They share a kiss and decide not to return to their previous lives, stepping into a risky future together.
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Sonia Marsh
San Francisco
Franklin Crane
Jed Thomas Real Estate Co
Don Stillwater
Walter Henderson
Berkeley
Sonia
Maxine la Rue
Crane
Don
Berlin
Stockton
Henderson
Bay
Mr. Crane
Sausalito
Maxine
Franklin
Father and Daughter Discuss Suitor's Prospects
A father questions his daughter's intended marriage as she cites the suitor's leverage from a rich Chicago uncle. The dialogue captures concerns about social and financial backing influencing a match.
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Chicago
Desert to thriving plains west of Fort Worth since 1877
The editor recalls 1877 when a vast desert country west of Fort Worth teemed with wildlife and few settlers. Railroads T P into Fort Worth in 1876 80 and Fort Worth Denver in 1887 opened Northwest Texas, bringing population growth from about 5 000 to a thriving region across hundreds of miles.
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New Mexico
Texas
Fort Worth
Abilene
el Paso
New England
Divorce a Necessary Evil Sheds Light on Marital Strains
Denver July 29 District Judge Henley A. Calvert says divorce is an evil yet a necessity. He blames modern marital problems on couples not attempting to sustain marriages, urging mothers to foster family connections. He notes divorces rise with marriages but not alarmingly, citing minimal decreases in Denver during 1925 and 1926.
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International News Service
Denver
Henley A. Calvert
Calvert
Futures of a Nation: Fifty Years Ahead in Industry and Growth
A reflective note from H. A. Nobles envisions fifty years hence, praising grain and cotton production, expanding cities, oil fields, and nationwide growth. He imagines railroads, pipelines, modern schools, and vast population increases shaping a transformed United States.
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United States
Estacado Plains
H. A. Nobles
Writer advises home vacation with ingenuity
A writer suggests enjoying a staycation using resourcefulness and gear. The piece urges buying chaps and fishing tackle and camping by the rain-water barrel as a playful, practical idea for leisure amid confinement.
Community Boy Institute Planned in Pampa
A two day community boy institute will be held in Pampa August 4 and 5 led by scout executive Thomas H. Nelson. Dr. R. Thomsen will speak on The Emerging Man the first day and Dr. J. A. Hill of Canyon will deliver the principal address on The Job of Being a Dad the second day. Hill is president of West Texas State Teachers College. J. W. Curry heads the leadership training group organizing the sessions.
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Pampa
Thomas H. Nelson
R. Thomsen
Central Presbyterian Church
J. A. Hill
Canyon
Hill
West Texas State Teachers’ College
J. W. Curry
Public
Lone Engine in Field Stands Beside Kansas Prairie
In Scott City Kansas an old locomotive sits abandoned on a prairie farmland miles from town. A creditor attached the engine years ago to a short line railroad, but the purchaser of the right of way tore up the track leaving the locomotive immobile and stranded.
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Scott City
Kan
Kansas Prairie
Vanity and alimony quips spark a rash of remarks
The piece notes a sharp line about alimony and a famed remark on vanity. It jokes that public figures may be affected by personal missteps and cites a British woman injured by a skirt snag as a surprising news moment.
My Favorite Stories by Carolyn Wells
Bernard Shawn, a vegetarian guest at a country house, grows increasingly dissatisfied with the offered fare. He declares illness due to a bitter taste in his mouth, and the hostess concludes he has bitten his tongue after futile remedies and opinions.
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Carolyn Wells
Bernard Shawn
Former Rebel Would Have U S Blessing As Nicaraguan Chief
Washington dispatch notes the possibility that General Jose M. Moncada could be voted Nicaragua’s leader with American blessing. Moncada, popular for marching troops across Nicaragua, is described as a national hero who used strategic maneuvers to starve out Diaz and hold key positions.
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U. S. Blessing
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Nicaragua
Jose M. Moncada
United States Marines
Moncadistas
Moncada
Department of State
Evarista Caruso-Morales
Sacasa
T. S. Vaca
Caruso Morales
Atlantic
Pacific
Morales
Washington University
United States
Diaz
Boaca
Managua
Granada
Carazo
Camarines
U. S
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