The Amarillo Globe Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe is a historical weekly newspaper founded on February 20 1924. It lists publication details including second class matter status at Amarillo Texas and affiliations with The Amarillo Daily News. Subscriptions are priced per period.
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Misjudging New York The City Of Hard Boiled Deeds
A column extols New York as generous and loyal, highlighting Mayor Jimmy Walker’s network of friends who profit from various deals. It portrays friendship as life’s shelter and cites remarks from Amelia Earhart Putnam, Alfred E. Smith, and Lee De Forest to illustrate optimism about technology and public figures.
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Big Town
Jimmy Walker
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Atheism in Universities Defended by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that American universities do not teach atheism and should not indoctrinate students. He emphasizes balanced classroom analysis of atheism alongside other views and warns against attempts to compel conformity via funding cuts. He frames this as protecting academic freedom and fair education.
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America
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You Cant Marry Chapter 34 Bride Drama and Secrets
Grattan Matching suspects Georgie may be Eddie Townsend’s wife not Jennie, while Jenny navigates a scheme around Georgie’s cousin. Jenny visits the sick bed of Matching as he hints at traps, business secrets, and a looming social test. She plans to return tomorrow with blue flowers.
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Eddie Townsend
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Garth Aveney
Matching
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Ryder Vale
Mrs. Bigger
Brigitta Deering
Miss Revell
How It Began 2529 Tomorrow
Brief notes discuss origins of traditions including bowing names and hopscotch with quirky lines and typos and a call for reader ideas to The News Globe. The fragment hints at readers sending suggestions to Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky for further illustrated features.
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Mr. Bacon
Russ Murphy
Ray Senusky
News-Globe
Ten Nights In A Bar Room Thrills at Mission Theater
William Farnum and Tom Santschi star in the all talking Ten Nights In A Bar Room now playing at the Mission Theater. The pair deliver a climaxed battle on screen that tops past feats, with an entire saloon set wrecked in a spectacular finish. Farnum is hailed as the champion of the screen and Santschi as a leading contender in this acclaimed production.
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Tom Santschi
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Ag Glennister
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Farnum
Santschi
Fall Injures Man Working on Texarkana Viaduct
Roy Gayhardt aged 32, of Alma Ark, fell 30 feet from a viaduct while at work near Texarkana Arkansas, suffering serious injuries. The incident occurred today.
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Ark
Roy Gayhardt
Alma
True Culture of Gotham Is Under Veneer
A New York reminiscence notes midtown’s flurry of high society culture amid speakeasy disorders and late night debauchery. It praises lectures, concerts, tea rooms, and gallery events, while observing shifts in drinking habits and public tastes. The piece mentions figures like John McCormack Ruth Draper Cornelius Otis Skinner Helen Gould and Radclyffe Hall among others.
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New York
Manhattan
Harlem
New
William Beeberg
Broadway
Kamchatka
Helen Gould
Thoreau
Radio Clock by C E Butterfield NBC CBS Plans for Republican Convention
New York report outlines broadcast plans as the GOP convention in Chicago nears. First transmission on June 14 with NBC and CBS anchors and scheduled programs including The Country Doctor delay to June 20. Notable artists and speakers listed for WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC networks.
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Chicago
Graham McNamee
William Hard
NBC
Ted Husing
F. W. Wise
CBS
Phil Lord
Jack Hylton
London
Paul Samuel Whiteman
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Edward A. O’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
San Antonio Woman Announces At Large Congress Candidacy
June 2 report shows Mrs. Alex Adams of San Antonio entering the race for Congress at large Place No. 1 She backs retaining the 18th Amendment support for fair wages and measures to expand the money supply.
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Congress
Crossword Puzzle Reported Diversified Clues
A wartime era style crossword puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with varied wordplay. Entries include light types, musical notes, measurements, and common terms, with several garbled or misspelled items indicating OCR reading errors.
Old Mr Toad Is Horrified at Grandfather Frog
A fragmented bedtime tale recounts Old Mr Toad and Grandfather Frog from the Smiling Pool, their quarrel over venturing to the Great World, and a dramatic dive as Mr Marsh Hyenk glides overhead. The piece previews the next story in the sequence.
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Grandfather Frog
Smiling Pool
Mr.Toad
Mr. Frog
Mr. Marsh Hyenk
T. W. Burgess
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