Amarillo Globe masthead and publication details
The Amarillo Globe dated Wednesday June 3 1936 presents masthead information including founders editors and staff, publishing policy as an independent democratic newspaper, and subscription and delivery details for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico readers. The page outlines carrier and mail rates and contact numbers for the News-Globe service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yes
Amarillo
Globe News Publishing Co
Ore
Gene Howf
T. B. Johnson
John A. McCarty
Norris Ewing
Associated Press
News and Business Department
Cireulation Department
Carriere
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
News-Globe
Aperial Messenger
MATS
Texas
Oklahoma
New Merien
Beve Asa
Wdopetvet Clan
the Globe
Amarillo’s Responsibility and the Chamber Drive
Amarillo, a regional hub for the Panhandle and beyond, plans a five day subscription campaign to fund a 30 000 budget for the Chamber of Commerce. The piece jokes about Marion Zioncheck’s absence and imagines exaggerated antics to highlight local booster spirit and civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
States Assert Sovereignty Over Federal Limits
The Supreme Court nullifies the municipal bankruptcy act, arguing it infringes state sovereignty. The ruling creates a paradox where states cannot act to rescue local governments yet are protected by a higher constitutional sovereignty. Chief Justice Hughes notes the Constitution is defined by the judges.
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NRA
Aaatt
Congress
Supreme Court
Hughes
Republicans raise 900000 for campaign before nominating
William Brown Bell, chairman of the Republican finance committee and American Cyanamid president, travels the country to raise funds already totaling 900000 from about sixteen thousand contributors. He says real activity starts after the convention and targets typical citizens rather than big bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Brown Bell
American Cyanamid Company
Bel
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Supreme Court
Wallace
District of Columbia
PWA
Edward B. Burling
Hi Palatial
Burling
Bie Loa) Corporation
Power Interm
Reker
Fran Hurja
Democratic National Committee
Jim Purley
Olberwise
Ural
Gail Seeks Art Job Help in New York Office
Gail, hoping to start a design career after winning a prize, wanders through a busy New York lobby. Derek Hargreaves offers to help, warning that John Larne’s firm is wary of risk, and suggests a shortcut to a potential opportunity.
Stories in Stamps by I. S. Klein
The piece traces the muzhik peasant’s fate from serfdom to independence, through revolution and communism, to a revived policy aligning with peasant needs. It notes Russia’s stamps honoring the peasant and hints at a growing, broader defense posture behind the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. Klein
Russa
Russia
Hye Nt Lee
Designer and Judge Discuss Dreams Over Lunch
Derek and Gail meet in a brownstone basement cafe in New York to discuss Gail's hopes of becoming a fashion designer. He shares career advice, notes competition, and reveals his own past as a portrait artist while Gail contemplates starting her own studio.
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Derek
Gail
Wes
O. K
Loeffler
New York
Russell Gets Sudden Favor in American Art
A 1936 McNaught Syndicate piece notes Charley Russell's posthumous rise in popularity among American painters. It recalls his Western life like Will Rogers and Irvin Cobb as close friends and highlights his talent for painting real people and landscapes. The column includes anecdotes about performers and artists from New York, London, and Chinatown, reflecting on fame and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. McIntyre
New York
Charley Russell
Remington
Russell
Will Rogers
Irvin Cobb
Joe di Yong
Americana
Word Builder and wedding rehearsal letter game
A word building puzzle uses a chain where each word adds one new letter in any order. A wedding rehearsal incident links a girl accusing her bethrothed during a ceremony and a man tracking results, then failing to vote due to a bloating meal.
Sharp Seasoning Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed
A list of mixed crossword clues and numbered entries across horizontal and vertical directions including plant Piper, oleoresin, roof edge, sea, and various thematic terms, with several multiword and numeric hints. The grid references and clue numbers indicate a completed puzzle exercise with diverse categories and wordplay.
Mrs Timmy the Flying Squirrel Delivers Babies Safely
In a childlike woodland tale, Mrs. Timmy the flying squirrel carefully carries her three babies from a tree to a new home, gliding between trunks as Farmer Brown's Boy watches. The story ends with praise for maternal bravery and a note on the patient care of young animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Brown
Mrs. Timmy the Flying Squirrel
Mrs. Timmy
Mrs.Timmy
Drummer the Woodpecker
T. W. Burgess
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Marion Zioncheck
Zioncheck
Polk
Seventh and Polk
Ellwood Park
Jean Seivwright
NEA Service, Inc
Derek Hargreaves
Warne
Florida
John Larne
Larne
Gall
John G. Larne
Jim
Mail Everett
Winnie Sheehan
H. G. Wells
Peck
Ben Hecht
Charles V. MacArthur
Hecht-MacArthur
Ballyhoo
Dwight Fiske
Fiske
Second Avenue
Moscowitz
Chinatown
Old Horse and Wagon
London
Basil Woon
Forbes Fairbairn
Whitechapel
Earl Carroll
Chevalier
Paris
Court Street
McNaught Syndicate
Word Builder
Bedtime
Mrs
Timmy
DR. Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Canada
England
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