Amarillo Globe News Mission and contact details 1929
The Amarillo Globe News publishes as The Globe, a daily and Sunday paper in Amarillo Texas with editor Gene Howe and manager Wilbur C. Hawk. It outlines publication rights and Associated Press use, plus subscription rates for various periods.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
The Boy Scouts
A tribute arguing Boy Scouts strengthen youth and reduce crime while warning against communist attempts to discredit them. The piece cites statistics from 19 years of Scout training, notes 600000 enrolled, 200000 adult leaders, and urges vigilant patriotism and support for scouting nationwide.
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Avery Turner
Boy Scout
United States
America
Better American Federation Bulletin
Los Angeles
Boy Scout Movement
Reds
Young Pioneers of America
Communist League
Scouts
Young Pioneers
Superior
Wisconsin
Boy Scouts
Fannie Bixby Spencer
California
I. W. W. Press
Middle West
Washington Post
Guiding Your Child in the City by Mrs Agnes Lyne
The article urges urban families to provide nature experiences for children. It suggests setting up observation hives on roofs or porches, maintaining aquaria for aquatic larvae, pollywogs, and snails, and using country excursions to fuel weeks of study with books on nature.
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Agnes Lyne
Tommy
Lad
Laughing Around the World With Irvings Cobb
An Irish longshoreman in New York hears a back room brawl at a West Street bar and questions if it is private. A separate tale recalls a miners picnic in Butte where Slovaks and Irish fight during a tug of war until one Irishman’s friend asks for help to belt another.
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West Street
New York
Theewcomer
Butte
Montana
Kansas
Jersey City
Tex Guinan
Times Square
Arkansas Hills
Private secretary Nan faces love and betrayal in Morgan case
Nan Carroll, secretary to attorney John Curtis Morgan, resigns after confessing love for her employer. Morgan delays resignation to defend his friend Bert Crawford, accused of embezzlement. On Crawford's trial's end Curtis Morgan receives a note from his mother via his child, indicating Crawford's guilt and affair with Tris, altering Nan's fate.
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Nan Carroll
John Curtis Morgan
Morgan
Bert Crawford
Crawford
Little Curtis Morgan
Tris
Nan
Iris
Curtis
Nan Sets Up Household Help For Curtis and Pat
Nan Carroll proposes a plan to housekeeper Maude O Brien and cook Estelle in the rooms over the garage to care for Curtis Morgan and manage the home. Big Pat and Little Pat agree to tend the furnace and assist with Curtis for extra pay while planning college for Little Pat. Curtis would attend public school while Morgan and Nan arrange a workable evening routine.
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Nan Carroll
Maude O’brien
Pat
Nan
Big Pat
Little Pat
Curtiss
Maude
Mrs. O'Brien
Estelle
Curtis
Mr. Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Fleeting Fame in New York Aims at Hidden Celebrities
In New York on June 12 the essayist muses on why many chase fleeting fame in the city yet live simple isolated lives. He highlights figures like Earl Carroll J P Morgan Henry Doherty and Charles Frohman while noting shy celebrities avoid crowds. He contrasts metropolitan bravado with westward yokel stereotypes and laments the transient theatre scene amid Broadway cabaret stars Clayton Jackson and Durante.
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New York
Earl Carroll
Banquo
Henry L. Doherty
Bridge Street
Staten Island
J. P. Morgan
Charles F. Frohman
Broadway
Steffansson
Barrow Street
Puzzle clues and household duties echo in a family scene
A crossword puzzle with clues frames the setting as Nan arranges a move into rooms above a garage. Curtis mourns his mother while Iris’s memory stirs guilt, and Nan promises routine help with laundry and shopping as Big Pat, Maude, and Little Pat settle in.
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Aries
Estelle
Curtis
Hattie
Maude
Nan
Big Pat
Pat
Word Puzzle Clues Compiled From Yesterday’s Answers
A list of crossword style clues with numbers and phrases such as To implore To put up a poker stake To prepare for publication and To cause to cease marching includes entries for haze limited gift of charity portion of a drama turf golf stroke daze observe silly card game wrong omission strong caustic solution conform bottom of a shoe blood pump projecting entrance male cat colored portion of the eye irritated inverted V punctuation chill fangs purposed inflexible interpret depart pursue change sound related terms wigwam maple tree shape figure resembling snake accomplished scatter hay.
Wren and Jenny Pick a Nest in Clothespin Bag
Mr Wren grows impatient as Jenny chooses an odd nest site in a clothes pin bag hung by Farmer Brown’s shed. Jenny insists, and though skeptical, Mr Wren yields then joins in building a nest from sticks saved in the bag, turning doubt into cooperation.
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Mr. Wren
Jenny
Farmer Brown
Mother Brown
Jenn
Mr. Wre
Mr. Wie
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T. W. Burgess
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