Amarillo Globe dates and masthead 1927 notice
The Amarillo Globe published evenings except Saturdays and Sunday papers with Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning. Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C Hawk lead the Globe-News Publishing Co. Rates listed for mail and carrier subscriptions across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Monday June 6 1927 edition.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexica
Sportsmanship on 32nd Hole Demonstrates Fair Play
On the 32nd hole Eddie Johnson faced a long putt with his ball near the edge of the green while Mansel Merriman stood ready from a nearby position. Merriman advised adjusting his stance for a fair shot and Johnson refused to gain advantage, showcasing true sportsmanship praised by the gallery. The moment echoed the line about the One Great Scorer noting how you played the game.
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Eddie Johnson
Mansel Merriman
Merriman
Johnson
Eddie
Amarillo urged to buy Hall ranch for city park
The Southwest Plainsman and The Globe urge Amarillo to acquire the Jack Hall ranch five miles northwest as a park instead of converting the North Fillmore tract. They argue the Word ranch eight sections with a creek offer quicker, richer park value, while spending now on improving existing sites serves public needs sooner.
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The
Southwest Plainsman
J. W. Cheney
Jack Hall Place
Amarillo
Globe
Plainsman
Flainsman
North Fillmore
Hall Place
Panhandle
Word Ranch
Palo Duro Creek
Fillmore Street
Texas
Hall Ranch
Cheney
Eife
Lana
City Commission
Ialoubine
Aiea
Ania Rosette
Njecled
Sonia and Franklin on a Beach Day Romance
Sonia and Franklin share a sunlit birthday with secrecy and hope. They escape to Pirate's Cove for a carefree picnic and long talks about love and fate, yet Franklin warns that happiness is fragile and destiny shifts beyond their control. The scene ends with a pledge to reunite at Sonia's office, foreshadowing future heartbreak.
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Sonia
Maxine
Geary Street
Pirate's Cove
Grandula's
Bertie
Mr. Crane
Franklin
Trans Atlantic Radio Telephone Improvement Promised
The Associated Press reports a new British government radio station at Cupar Scotland nearing completion promises substantial upgrade to trans Atlantic wireless telephone service. Tests in 1925 showed the north of the British Isles ideal for US conversations, and Cupar will replace the Wroughton Wiltshire station.
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London
America
Cupar
Post Office
Associated Press
Supar
Scotland
British Isles
United States
Wroughton
Wiltshire
Yowler the Bobcat Snares Footprint Mystery Near Paddy’s Pond
Sammy Jay and Paddy the Beaver observe unusual footprints on Paddy’s pond shore. Yowler the Bobcat approaches, freezes, and flees, revealing he was frightened by the tracks. Sammy muses about a detective nose to uncover the maker, hoping to outwit Old Man Coyote and Lightfoot the Deer.
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Sammy Jay
Sammy
Paddy the Beaver
Old Man Coyote
Paddy
Beaver
Lightfoot
Yowler the
Puma
Panther
Yowler
Bobcat
Sammy Day
Sam
T. W. Burgess
Quest for self government for U S territories draws lawmakers attention
Rodney Dutcher reports on moves in Congress to grant a uniform territorial government. Philippines Alaska Porto Rico Samoa Hawaii and the Virgin Islands seek greater autonomy and elected governors while remaining under a federal framework. A bureau of insular affairs offers a potential path, but political hurdles and differing desires cloud prospects for statehood.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
United States
Philippines
Alaska
Porto Rico
Samoa
Virgin Islands
Seventieth Congress
Hawaii
Felix Davila
Carmin Thompson
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Interior Department
Guam
Department of the Navy
Leonard Weed
Wood
Virgin Islanders
Dan Sutherland
Congress
Hoover
Horace M. Towner
House
Sutherland
Little Brown
Religious group to attend 1928 state meet in Fort Worth
A large delegation of Christian Endeavor members will depart for the state convention in Fort Worth carrying special literature for the Board of City Development. Amarillo pennants and leaders will be supplied by that organization as part of the joint invitation to the 1928 state meet.
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Christian Endeavor
Fort Worth
Erenn
Board of City Development
Amarillo
Barbs Navy Flyers and Marriage Notes From A Turbulent Item
The article sketches mixed social notes including secretary Wilbur tackling domestic issues, a newlywed actress vowing to stay married, and civilians living apart from spouses. It mentions a heat rain yielding 50e in an Illinois town and a curious note on sharks fins and ancient dress forms.
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Illinois
Persia
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Regentesedes
Eee
Tadalcpeeus
Vida Hurst
Trans-Atlantic
Thornton W. Burgess
Buster
U. S. Territories
Carmi Thompson
U.S
Leonard Wood
B. C.D
Grover
Navy
Wilbur
Beck Seat
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