Amarillo Globe History and Circulation Details
The Amarillo Globe, founded February 20 1924, lists publication details including publisher names and office locations. It provides subscription rates for carrier and mail services, with options for daily, Sunday, and combination editions and a special delivery service for late deliveries.
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Amarillo
Ama- Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Limore
Gene Howe
T. F. Johnson
John A. McCarty
Norris Ewing
Riveeoue
Spur Texas Builds Iconic Park and Memorial Stadium
Spur in Dickens County celebrates a public park and outdoor amphitheater as a civic landmark. The 150 foot hillside stadium seats 4500 with modern lighting and acoustics, honoring Chas A Jones. An 118 acre tract hosts swimming pools golf course roads and 4800 trees planted by residents. The project reflects substantial Swenson Ranch support and local leadership.
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Spur
Dickens County
Plains
Ernest O. Thompson
James V. Allred
Bsiness
Chas. A. Jones
Clifford B. Jones
Swenson
Youth revolt against war grows in American colleges
Dr. D. Leigh Colvin argues that American college youth reject the war mentality unlike youth movements in Nazi Germany or Fascist Italy. He says the newer generation has learned from past wars and deters from illusions about war, a development he praises as a potential future boon.
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United States
Nazi Germany
Italy
Wer
Washington Campaign Sees Labor Willing Yet Unaligned in 1940
In Washington a clear pattern emerges as 1940 approaches. Labor is unlikely to form a united third party, but its influence could swing pivotal states like New York and Pennsylvania. John Lewis and Amalgamated Clothing Workers, ILGWU, loom as potential vote magnets, while Supreme Court decisions shape Democratic support and voters seek ways to back Roosevelt without official party ties.
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Washington
United Third Party
Commonwealth Movement
Representative
Amite
Huey Long-Coughlin-Townsend
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Finan
Milwaukee
Labor
New York
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
John Lewis
Democrats Iy
Amalgamated Clothing Workers International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Supreme Court
Manny
Dooley
Weir Giffenines
Kop Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Night at the Avon Home Ends in Rescue and Unsettled Tracks
Jim Hennessey returns to the city hoping to identify a hit and run suspect. At the Avon Home Mrs. Jay and Henry Avon praise the rescues while Caroline greets Garret’s fate with uncertainty. Jim awaits orders as the search for the boy involved continues.
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Mrs. Jay
Henry Avon
Garret
Caroline
Lake
Henry
Carol
Jim Hennessey
Jim
Hennessey
Jum Hennessey
Avon
Jim Menneseey
Flora Zabelle and her Broadway years in early 1900s
Flora Zabelle, the black haired soubrette from San Toy, married to Raymond Hitchcock, later worked in antique import, then Paris dress buying. An Armenian born in Marsovan, she studied at Abbot Academy Andover and Paris, spoke English well though Armenian faded. She recalls happy and hard times with Hitchcock, summers at Great Neck, and later life as a bridge player and reader of essayists.
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Flora
Broadway
Hitchy
Robert Warwick
New York
Charlies Dillingham
Paris
Plora
Andover
Mass
Abbot Academy
Ora
Great Neck
Twelfth Night Club
Piora
Schopenhauer and
Emerson
Marsovan
Turkey
STOR IES IN STAMPS BY J S KLEIN
The article reflects on the 1920 US presidential race with Warren G Harding as Republican nominee and James M Cox for the Democrats. It notes Harding’s pledge to return to normalcy and outlines his tax cuts and budget ideas. It mentions his US tour and death in San Francisco. A 1923 era postage stamp history is noted.
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Versailles
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Warren Gamaliel Harding
Marion
James M. Cox
Harding
United States
Alaska
San Francisco
Diego Rivera Laps Up Ants And Other Scribbles
A 1936 column reflects on art and society with anecdotes about Diego Rivera eating ants, city life, and famous editors. The piece weaves personal memories, letters, and sketches from New York and travels, ending with a Brazilian panther incident in Minas Gerais that decapitated a peddler.
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Cato
Minas Geraes
Brazil
Sebastiao
Timmy the Flying Squirrels Courageous Rescue
A farmer discovers Timmy the flying squirrel nest with three babies. Mrs Timmy bravely retrieves nesting material from the ground and safely carries a baby to an old woodpecker hole, while Farmer Brown contemplates returning the nest. A separate health column by Dr Morris Fishbein explains crying as baby exercise and a cue for attention, with causes including hunger fear pain and resonance with caregiver control.
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Green Forest
Farmer's
Brown
Timmy the
Flying Squirrel
Timmy
Farmer Brown
Drummer the Woodpecker
Morris Fishbein
Journal
American Medical Association
Word Builder and the Great Gate Fear
A historical fragment notes a child's game at recess where students hesitated to go beyond the schoolyard gate due to fear of a figure’s taunts. The piece reflects anxiety and a tense social climate surrounding a wary group of children during play.
United States Senator Horizontal Puzzle Answers
A list of crossword style clues with numbered across and down hints. Includes terms for animals, objects, and roles such as dove call eagle claw porous. Names like president candidate and state origins appear as clues with solutions implied by puzzle context.
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