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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1931

Page

4

Amarillo Globe Brief AP News Dispatch

AP dispatches appear in the Amarillo Globe with standard Associated Press byline and regular news items. The page contains wire content credited to AP and local reporting as part of the newspaper’s content.

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National forests praise and stamp hobbyist monarch dialogue

Federal actions boost wild game status with census showing over a million big game on national forests a nine percent rise led by deer and elk. A royal stamp collection of King George V is valued around a million dollars, built from ports worldwide. Mussolini shifts to peace talk while Bertrand Russell criticizes polite policing of the world.

Royal Company George V England

The Problem of Power by Glenn Frank

A liberal leadership must embrace centralized direction to manage the modern economy. Opposition to concentration is flawed because economic life requires unity of action and public controls. The aim is to curb irresponsibility and ensure power serves the public interest as capital concentrates.

Glenn Frank America McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Lost Mother Mountain Lode Hopes and Desert Tension

Bruce Carey and Colorado Bill endure heat and risk as they prospect near Mother Mountain. Bruce argues with Donavan about past failures and a supposed rich vein, while the search for the lost ore stalls and fear mounts amid harsh desert conditions.

Jimmie Harrigan Pierre Mother Mountain Colorado Bill Bruce Carey Bruce Colorado Mother Mountain Lode Roy Donovan Red Butte Orchard Hill Ann Donovan

How It Began 2 Origins of Common Sayings

Readers are invited to suggest origins for phrases like Duffer Go Fly Your Kite and It’s Greek to Me. A Globe feature will illustrate how customs began, with ideas directed to Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky.

Russ Murphy Ray Senusky

Press Racket Pals Explore Paris Nooks

Bob Brinkerhoff, the blonde New York illustrator, arrives in Paris after a world swing, recalling meals with friends in Cincinnati and New York. He tours Place Victor Hugo, drops names of literary figures, remembers Hattie Bell Johnston and a famed Paris restaurant Maxim’s, and finds Paris busy but quiet at night with only a lone customer at the bar.

Paris Bob Brinkerhoff New York Globe Vancouver Japan Bubbling Well Road Shanghai Gandhi Formosa Victor Hugo Brink Bob H. T. Webster Ray Rohn Cincinnati Post Metropolis Willis Morgan Pork Chop Emporium la Americaine Hattie Bell Johnston Eugene Flachet William Johnston New York World O. Henry Hattie Bell Bill Johnston Maxim’s

Radio Clock Tells Akron Christening Broadcast August Eight

The Akron dirigible christening description will air nationwide on August 8 at 1 30 PM CST. Speeches by Secretary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams Rear Admiral William A Moffett and Dr David Ingalls will be heard on WEAF NBC and WABC CBS. Also notes on other radio programs and a move of Margaret Swegle from Amarillo College to Wichita Kansas for vacation with relatives.

Associated Press New York U. S. Navy Akron Herbert Hoover Charles Francis Adams Margaret Swegle Amarillo College Key Wichita Kansas

Fleetfoot Teaches Curiosity the Antelope Weakness

Fleetfoot warns the twins that curiosity can lead to danger. He recounts a scar from a near fatal incident with a fire stick and warns of two legged men. The twins learn to trust their noses and ears, follow scents, and prepare for life as autumn ends.

Fleetfoot T. W. Burgess

CROSSWORD PUZZLE HIDDEN PROVERB UNKNOWN CLUES

Crossword puzzle grid lists horizontal and vertical clues with terms like prudery race origin radius dine Hawaiian bird and others. The item presents a mixed set of definitions and wordplay entries typical of a published puzzle page.

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