Amarillo Globe masthead details and publication note
The Amarillo Globe published evenings with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays under The Globe-News Publishing Co. Publisher and Editor Gene Howe. General Manager Wilbur C Hawe. Entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas post office. Advertised price 1.00.
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Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C Hawe
WETS IN CONGRESS Debate on resubmission and beer tax in Congress
Rodney Dutcher notes Congress will decide the resubmission controversy and no federal law will change without action from both houses. He cites House beer votes and the Senate's strength of dry majorities, predicting a wet House majority only if voters shift in November and the Senate remaining dry for now.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Mr. Dutcher
Chicago
Red Flags and Rabble Rousing by Glenn Frank
A May Day prank at a university becomes a focal point for critiques of demagoguery. The author argues for honest, responsible political and economic discussion and warns against allowing rabble-rousing tactics to shape national policy.
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Glenn Frank
Bascom Hall
United States
Hallowe’en
American Publi Life
McClure
You Cant Marry by Julia Cleft-Addams
Georgie Townsend pressures her cousin Jenny to pose as married to Eddie Townsend to keep Georgie’s job. Jenny resists while Georgie hides a yearlong separation from Eddie and plans to save money. The pair discuss love, independence, and the looming moral trap as they navigate Eveline Matching’s circle.
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Georgie Townsend
Jenny
Georgie
Eddie Townsend
Garth Aveney
Grattan Matching
Jenny-wren
Mr. Aveney
High Command
Eddie
Jen
Mexico
Jambie
Mrs
Aveney
Ryder Vale
Brigitta Deering
Julia Oleft-Addams
Radio Clock Y CE Butterfield Debate on Prohibition
A broadcast from New York features a debate on whether the Republican Party should nominate a repeal candidate on a repeal plank with F Stott Mc Bride and Raymond Pit cairn. The program is part of NBC and CBS scheduling and includes other radio items and sports programming.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Wjz-Nbc
F. Stott McBride
Anti- Saloon League
Raymond Pitcairn
Republican Citizens’ Committee Against
Republican Party
How It Began Origin of Common Sayings
A fragmentary feature traces origins of phrases such as mavericks and top of the morning. It cites Samuel Maverick’s cattle branding in the 1840s and medieval sayings. It invites readers to contribute ideas for the ongoing How It Began series with contact at The News-Globe.
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Globe
News-Globe
Maverick
Samuel Maverick
Texas
Russ Murphy
Ray Senusky
Park Row
Frank O’maley
Ed Hill
Morning Sun
Joe Jeff O'Neill
Don Clarke
Herbert Bayard Swope
Irvin Cobb
Evening World
Goldberg
Ike
Mike
Bennett
Cable
Paris
Wall Street Sways From Bust to Desolation After Crash
O. O. McIntyre reports Wall Street as a deserted, depopulated district with 20 000 unemployed and brokerage houses trimmed to crumbs. He notes long cold days, vanished telephones, and a grim forecast of four years to recovery as investors falter and small tradesmen suffer. Dead street scenes and sequestered byways reflect a city in economic sleep with Dickensian echoes.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Wall Street
Financial District
San Francisco
Boston
Chicago
Dickens
Manhattan
Beaver Street
Bridge
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal Clues
Humbug. Donkey like beast. Agreement between two or more persons. Pertaining to air. To exalt the spirit of. Herb. To migrate. Devil. Fury. Fissure in rock filled with minera Auditory. Fleet of shit Backbone s. Flower of this month. Obstinated tender over trifles. Tree fluid. Plunders. Form of moisture. Original seat Switzerlan.
Eight Blacks Answer to Puzzle of the Heathen Gods
A crowded list decodes as a word puzzle linking Francis Joseph to Austria Hungary and other definitions. Clues range from rulers and crafts to animals and objects, with numbers and mixed phrases filling the vertical grid for a magazine puzzle feature.
Old Mr Toad and Grandfather Frog clash at Smiling Pool
In a 1932 Burgess tale, Old Mr Toad laments hunger and yearns for Farmer Brown’s garden while Grandfather Frog scoffs at his lazy pacing. A sharp exchange over spring ambitions follows as tension grows between the two amphibian cousins.
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Farmer Brown
Smiling Pool
Hylas
Grandfather Frog
Old Mr. Toad
Shiling Pool
T. W. Burgess
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