The Globe News Publishing Co Announces Publication Details
Amarillo Globe News informs readers of publication schedules and delivery service in 1937. The notice lists staff roles, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with daily and Sunday options. It states Globe as an independent democratic newspaper committed to impartial news.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
Nown-Globe
MATS
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Carnegie grant boosts Amarillo College library prospects
The Carnegie Corporation provides $3,000 for Amarillo College to buy books, a modest sum but a meaningful upgrade that enhances research support under President J. Fremont Mead and with credit to Mrs. Al Raggett. The grant marks recognition of the college's overall progress and library improvements. The Cleveland Trust Company notes continued prosperity in production, auto and steel sectors, construction, rail freight, and retail as a counter to market fears.
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Carnegie Corporation
Amarillo College
Carnegie
J. Fremont Mead
al Raggett
Amarillo
Cleveland Trust Company
the Bulletin
Streamlined Selling Boosts Rail Passenger Sales
The Milwaukee Road reports its Hiawatha streamline train has carried 550000 passengers with over 2600000 dollars in gross revenue. Each mile passed yields a net gain of 2.49 dollars, demonstrating that better service and lower rates drive strong sales.
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Milwaukee Road
Hiawatha
Washington Socials Sketch Roaring Roosevelts and Dignitaries
Washington letters describe a White House annual party for press folk with a Virginia Reel led by Mrs. Roosevelt and family. James Roosevelt, liaison secretary, and Benny Roosevelt attend in lively, colorfully described attire. Other officials like Morgenthau and Wells figure in social anecdotes from Hollywood to Buenos Aires travel.
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Washington
England
Roosevelt
Jack Garner
Folk of
Virginia
Jimmy
Hall Roosevelt
Benny
Morgenthau
Jack
James
White House
Capitol Hill
the Treasury
Stephen B. Gibbons
Hollywood
al Jolson
Gibbons
Winter Garden
New York
Jolson
Hippodrome
Prominent chemist’s rivalries heat a sorority tale
Coral Crandall, a Elton College senior, navigates rivalry with Donna Allen while Coral’s husband to be, Hoyt Marquis, and Coral’s partner David Armstrong, a standout chemist, face a confidential discovery. Donna pressures Coral over hidden details of a groundbreaking process and questions Coral’s motives as social tensions rise on the sorority steps.
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Coral Crandall
Elton College
David Armstrong
Filton
Coral
Donna Allen
Hoyt Marquis
Donna
Hoyt
Emmy Lou
Fiton
Denna
David
Dasal
Maxwell
Sonal Benefit
Bendorff
Noted Stage Actress Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle Clues
A crossword style list assigns clues for a noted American stage actress and a set of vertical hints. The puzzle includes references to family lineage, geographical names, and various common nouns across two clue directions.
Radio City Art Critic Sees New York Soul
New York critic after a three week tour praises the city’s harsh modern energy and tenement beauty while noting the lack of classical charm. He admires Henry Collins Brown and reflects on urban life, art, and a forthcoming discussion on a scientific process.
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New York
Manchester Guardian
Radio City
Manhattan
Museum of the City of New York
Henry Collins Brown
Murray Hill
Brown
Harry Leon Wilson
Quiet Summer Sport of Fishing Brings Health and Patience
The piece extols fishing as a relaxing outdoor hobby that builds patience and self control. It contrasts fishermen's calm temper with golfers' occasional outbursts and notes the healthful benefits of open air time away from crowds. Deep sea fishing requires strength mainly for landing fish.
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Izaak Walton
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Respiratory tract infections and bronchitis overview
The article explains mucous membranes from nose to lungs and how infections can spread within the respiratory tract. It notes climate, hygiene, diet, rest, and substances like alcohol and tobacco affect resistance, and classifies bronchitis by lung involvement and infection maturity, with acute cases common in the elderly and in children linked to measles, whooping cough, and scarlet fever.
Quotations About Will and Sleep at The Stork Club
A fragment cites proverbs and social advice about will, restraint, work and play, and drifting to dreamless sleep after many occasions. It mentions The Stork Club as a social venue and credits McNaught Syndicate from 1937.
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Ing
Stork Club
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Taddy Returns Home From Fearful Night Under Board
Old Mr. Toad Taddy, fearing Bluffer the Adder, hides beneath a garden board with another young toad. After days of caution and a near return, they finally decide to reclaim the cool shelter, while Old Mr. Toad safely burrows to avoid the snake.
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Taddy
Mr. Toad
Farmer Brown
Bluffer the
Adder
Bluffer
Bluffer the Adder
Sun
T. W. Burgess
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Buenos Aires
Cordell Hull
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NEA Service, Inc
Bashan
Spain
Penguin
O. C. McIntyre
Harry Hershfield
Gelett Burgess
Mrs. Burgess
Mickey
Fishing
Bedtime Story
Thornton W. Burgess
Flapper
Papa
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