Globe Independent Democratic Newspaper Promises Impartial News
The June 16 1931 issue of The Globe prints as an independent Democratic newspaper. It notes publication in Amarillo Texas in partnership with The Amarillo Daily News, with standard post office registration details and publisher editor and manager credits. The paper asserts impartial news coverage and political independence.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarilo
Choice News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur
Hawk
the Globe
East Texas Oil Proration Sparks Production Debate
Rumors of an oil field discovery sent prices sliding as East Texas and other mid continent producers faced fears of market flood. Officials debated rationing while East Texas urged open wells, wary of consequences if proration dissolved nationwide.
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East Texas
Mid-Continent
Wheat railroads win 25 percent cut on oil and refinery goods
Railroads have been granted permission to cut rates on oil and refinery products by 25 percent. Carriers are also weighing a general appeal to raise rates on most other commodities. The public sees the trend as downward and ironic as wheat prices to farmers lag behind.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Negroes plan confined celebration for June nineteenth district
A negro committee plans Friday June nineteenth activities limited to the negro district. The chairman worries about a dance at St Francis outside the district and seeks white assistance to keep events within the district, stating that staying in the district avoids disturbing white residents.
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St. Francis
Amelia Earhart Autogiro Tour Draws Big Crowds
Amelia Earhart tours the Southwest by autogiro attracting large crowds. Amarillo is not listed on her itinerary but may be invited if a formal invitation is sent. The movie business remains fundamentally sound.
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Amelia
Amelia Earhart
Amarillo
Mr. Vernon
Security for Teachers by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues tenure for teachers masks broader needs. He warns against letting tenure shield incompetence while urging careful policy design to protect freedom of expression and accountability amid changing superintendents boards and presidencies.
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Glenn Frank
Boards of Education
McClure
Nora Lakes Park Trial Ends in Family Truths
Nora recalls Fran's illness and Fra nces's sanatorium while facing Jon's abandonment. A park outing with Nora, Fran and the children brings a tense encounter with Dickie's estranged father David Lindsay. Nora confronts past choices as Fergus hints at lasting love and the cost of happiness.
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Nora Lake
Julian
Nicholas Thayer
Nicholas
Jonathon
Damon
Nora
Dr. More
Emily
Frances
Hallie
Fran
Jon
Fergus
John Thayer
Alice
Dickie
Pelie Baker
Dove Street
David Lindsay
David
Editors Shot At Flash Age Years Ago
New York editorials evoke the postwar era’s decadence as a later generation recalls the so called Flash Age. Descriptions of speakeasies, gambling dens, Bohemian districts, and famous figures reveal a vivid, old city nightlife amid moral rhetoric and cultural memory.
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D. C. Mcintyre
New York
Sixth Avenue
Haymarket
Greenwich Village
Baldwin
Canfield
Del
Hattie Adam
26Th Street
Mephistopheles
How It Began A Look At Beginnings Of Customs And Terms
The article surveys origins of terms and customs from Bann to sanns to sarcophagus and buddy noting linguistic shifts and historical imports. It invites readers to suggest topics for future installments with Russ Murphy at The Globe.
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Russ Murphy
Globe
Yap Yap Gives Advice In Prairie Dog Town
In a Burgess bedtime tale Yap Yap, a Prairie Dog, is startled by a loud mysterious bird and alert town residents. Neighbors dig new homes as Yap Yap learns about unsolicited neighbors and the daily life of Prairie Dog Town.
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Prairie Dog Town
Tes
Yap
Nightclub Parthenons and a Pink Drink in a Speak Easy
A former bank building houses ornate nightclubs with velvet draperies and two orchestras. Patrons praise the grandeur yet a single bartender’s stumble triggers a serve of sharp insults, confirming the romantic but uneasy aura of speak easies in 1931.
Radio schedule and personal tale mix in June bulletin
AP Radio Editor reports a new season of radio programs including Toscha Seidel and Theo Karle on WABC CBS with a Pageant debuting July 17. NBC networks add Verni’s Tambouritza. Balkan music on WJZ begins June 21. A fragmentary personal anecdote ends with a drifting, troubled note about lost work and a return to New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Wabc-Cbs
Toscha Seidel
Theo Karle
Song Birds
Sam Lanin
NBC
WJZ
Verni
Balkan States
Russia
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
WEAF
Ponce Sisters
Smedley D. Butler
Boston
WJIZ
Ben Bernie
WABC
CBS
Snoop and
Peep
Little Jack Little
Wabccbs
CROSSWORD PUZZLE QUESTION ON DRESSER PAGE
Puzzle clue list presents numerous across and down entries with definitions and partial phrases for a vintage crossword. The readable fragments hint at a wide set of words from ancient cityLux to medical terms, geographic notes, and common vocabulary, showing the typical mixed clue style of a newspaper puzzle.
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Mama
Linky
Uganda
America
Abraham
Napoleon
Moters
Scotland
Buddy
England
Bedtime
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Cilock
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Asia
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