Amarillo Globe History and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 prints evenings except weekends. Published by Globe-News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore Amarillo Texas with GENE HOWE as publisher and editor and WILBUR C HAWK as general manager. Associated Press member and circulation terms listed.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News- Publighing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo Links Open with Boise City Trip and Scrap Plan
Amarillo plans a special train to Boise City for a railroad celebration to strengthen trade ties. The piece also highlights a proposed Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel plan to junk three million cars annually, with demotion certificates and $25 per car incentives, boosting domestic auto production and safety.
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Amarillo
Morse and
Dumas
Santa Fe
Boise City
Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Scrap Iron Institute
The Dawning Education by Glenn Frank
An early 20th century essay argues the future of education lies in a new learning that starts from the present, moves toward the future, and uses the past only to inform current problems. It calls for colleges to shed purely merchandise oriented teachings and to view students and faculty as a collective seeking meaning and wiser living.
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Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper
Family tensions rise as Nora faces money and fate
Nora Lake returns to Aunt Emily after the death of Nicholas Thayer and grapples with her father's plan to seek fortune through art. Julian Lake courts money from Jonathon Thayer while Nora questions belonging in the Thayer circle and ponders a life with the painter father, amid family disapproval.
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Nora Lake
Emily
Nicholas Thayer
Nicholas
Jonathon
Damon
Frances
Nora
Thayer Place
Jon
Dr. More
Italy
Julian Lake
Julian
Walt
Jonathon Thayer
Tomorrow Birthmarks Origin of Omelet and Wedding Ring
A Globe series invites readers to suggest origins of common customs and sayings. Russ Murphy invites ideas on how certain traditions began and promises illustrated explanations in future installments.
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Russ Murphy
Downey Seeks Rudy Vallee’s Place On Air
New York writer notes Downey, once a club crooner, now commands $5,000 weekly for radio appearances and is framed as Vallee’s rival in the battle for popularity. The piece contrasts Downey and Vallee, comments on gimmicky late operations, and hints at revived American interest in expatriate Paris nightlife.
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Downey
Rudy Vallee
Morton Downey
Vallee
Hoover to address editors in two network broadcasts
President Hoover will speak to the American Society of Newspaper Editors in Indianapolis June 15. NBC and CBS will carry the address, while WEAF NBC will rebroadcast Heidelberg University dedication events from Germany at 2 30 PM. The night’s radio schedule includes Ohman Arden duo WJJZ NBC and Lou Gehrig guest on Real Folks on WJZ NBC.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Hoover
NBC
CBS
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Indianapolis
Ind
Heidelberg University
Germany
Weaf-Nbc
the Express
Ohman and
Arden
WJJZ
Barbara Maurel
New World Symphony
WABC
WEAF
Lou Gehrig
Wjznbc
Guy Lombardo
Chicago
Harry Kogen
Love, Motive, and a Hidden Heart in a Tense Home
A woman confronts her complex feelings for Jon as she contemplates her marriage and family ties. She reveals a painful mix of longing and resolve, admitting she married Nicholas to stay near Jon and hide her true motives. Her emotions boil as she recognizes the depth of her love.
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Jon
Nicholas
Road Runner nest drama teaches survival and feeding
Farmer Brown's Boy observes Cocky and Mrs Cocky tending four road run ner chicks in a cactus nest. Lizards beetles and small prey fill the feeding cycle as the oldest prepares to test leg strength and flee the nest amid heat and danger. The tale mixes animal behavior with humorous human anecdotes and ends with the first chick taking its first steps outside.
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Cocky
Farmer Brown
T. W. Burgess
Double Cross crossword clues from Horizon page
Puzzle page features a long list of crossword clues and an answer grid with many numbered hints across and down. Entries include references to scouts, geography, metals, and abstract concepts, with several misprinted or garbled words in the scan.
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South Africa
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God
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Vermouth
Curaco
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Paris
C.E
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Bedtime
Atlantic
France
Dorothy Jordan
Palm Beach
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
English Boy Scouts
American Boy Scouts
Oliver
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