The Amarillo Globe Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe dates from February 20, 1924 and is issued evenings except Saturdays with Sunday morning edition by The Globe-News Publishing Co. It lists GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR G. HAWK as General Manager. Associated Press is the credited news source.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur G. Hawk
Associated Press
Lear
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Chicago Growth Spurs Jubilant Census Celebration
Chicago’s 1930 census shows 3,373,753 residents, up 672,000 in a decade. Factory whistles, flags, ticker tape, and mass meetings accompany the record-breaking rise, with citizens reveling in the city’s rapid expansion and spirited booster culture.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Back Seat Driver Rule Draws Court of Appeals Reproof
Georgia appeals court tosses out a damages appeal from a woman in a family auto case claiming she must warn the driver of approaching traffic. The piece argues back seat guidance is not a duty and warns it can confuse rather than aid a competent driver.
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Georgia Court of Appeals
Langmuir as a Symbol of Science’s Needs
Glenn Frank discusses Langmuir as a symbol of urgent issues in American science. He argues universities and industry must better fund and structure research labs to retain top scientists or risk losing future innovation. A French Gulf Stream energy plan and a Bulgarian’s record smoke highlight broader scientific feats.
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Glenn Frank Irving Langmuir
General Electric
Langmuir
Chicago
American Chemical Society
Willard Gibbs
Dr. Langmuir
Americanact
McClure
Nice-Girl Comes to Town in a Wardrobe of Secrets
Mary Lou Leslie travels to London with Brynmor Whittamore where he grows distant after meeting Clarice Day. At a nightclub she befriends Tony Titherington and Reggie Addison, dancing with both as Brynmor’s jealousy surfaces. A raid and a clash end the evening as Mary Lou declares independence and Brynmor confronts her. In a side note, Mrs. Ruben S Sleight wins a $10,000 prize for an electric industry forecast essay.
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Mary Lou Leslie
Brynmor Whittamore
Mary Lou
London
Brynmor
Clarice Day
Clarice
Tony Titherington
Tony
Reggie
Mary Low
Ethelberta
Titherington
Exchequer
Devon
Reggie Addison
Bryn
Mar Lou
Maysie Greig
San Francisco
Ruben S. Sleight
Ann Arbor
Mich
National Electric Light Association
Vermont
Washington honors horses and mules of World War One
A bronze plaque near the War Department commemorates 243 135 horses and mules used by US forces in World War One and 68 682 killed. General Pershing praised their role. Corporal Curtis Harrison earned the Distinguished Service Cross for saving animals during a June 18 bombardment in Migneville France, risking his life for 12 hours.
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War Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Red Star Animal Relief Department
American Humane Association
General Pershing
France
Sycamore Street
Columbus
Migneville
Curtis Harrison
Circleville
Ohio National Guard
166Th Infantry
Harrison
Baccarat
Lessice
Nazimova and a Night of City Oddities in New York
A stream of late 1920s New York vignettes glances at Nazimova in a black gown and a mosaic of city life from cafe names to fashion, dealers, and socialites. The piece paints a moody urban mood with elegant, witty snapshots of culture, fashion, and nightlife.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Cecilia Loftus
Riding Academy
Aubrey Eads
Houston
Texas
Alvin Austin
Reuben
Nazimova
Nigel
Trevor
Bert Lahr
Frank Mason
I. N
Wall Street
Whyte’s
Jersey
Drake's
Salmon Tower
Julius Tannen
Ferdinand Gootschalk
George White
Rialto
Guiding Your Child: Encouraging Craft and Completion
Mrs. Leavitt buys cretonne batting and tacks so her six year old finishes a homemade sofa. The essay urges nurturing children's creative projects with timely guidance and praise to build achievement and avoid leaving tasks unfinished.
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Agnes Lyne
Peter Rabbit discovers Jerry Muskrat’s underground home
Readable text shows Peter Rabbit misbelieving Jerry Muskrat sits on a roof while Redwing the Blackbird explains the new burrow entrance lies under water in the Smiling Pool. The tale ends with Peter realizing the house is in the pool bank and Jerry’s humor. The excerpt hints at The next story Peter Has His Turn.
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Peter Rabbit
Smiling Pool
Jerry Muskrat
Jerry
Peter
Redwing
Redwing the Blackbird
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle 2 Jacob's Ladder Horizontal and Vertical clues
A fragmented crossword clue page lists many entries such as To allot guard door rug scarcer beer since to expiate chart to stitch names to satiate obstructions cherubim roofing material inquisitive person coast to percolate slowly to dwell scheme spring musical instrument doze by puzzle war flyer themes disposition, with vertical clues including To accumulate wise man to put away blend creative force tumors verb injury click beetle to resist steals a clip mere sandy territory divisions sweethearts nutlike seed slant thick slice prank pastries spell of severe weather gait of a horse leveragia.
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