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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1930
Page
4
Local newspaper service outline for circulation figures and delivery routes dated Monday June 28 1930. Details reference department contacts and public inquiries about subscription figures and distribution areas within Amarillo and surrounding region.
The dedication of Randolph Field in San Antonio signals the first major step toward the world’s largest army air base. Begun in 1928, the $36 million project spans over 2300 acres and will soon house a self-contained airport city with 12 miles of waterways, extensive utilities, and housing for about 5000 people. Named for Captain William M. Randolph, a Texan air hero who died in 1918, the airfield is poised to become the world’s air center and reflect credit on San Antonio, Texas, and the nation.
The Cleveland eg Company bulletin forecasts a near-term business recovery, noting production declines outpacing consumption and signaling shortages in key lines. It argues easy credit and under-production combine to restore prosperity, with confidence that these forces will prove effective soon.
Glenn Frank argues the machine age can embrace beauty as living art not mere technique. He cites Filene on art inspiring life, contrasts medieval values with modern copying, and notes Ford’s English cottage trend while predicting democratic art entering kitchens. Music classes at Columbia begin soon for under fives.
Mary Lou, visiting London to see Brynmor Whittamore, falls for Clarice Day while Brynmor ignores her. A club raid forces Mary Lou into Tony Titherington's flat, where he vows to show her a good time as she plans a return to Frinwood. Jay calls with concern as Brynmor’s surprise follow-up hints at growing complications.
A writer recounts impulsively deciding to voyage to Europe aboard the Ile de France after warning friends, detailing sea voyage observations, French crew, a playful dog, and social dynamics aboard the liner. The piece notes a bet about Charlot the would‑be marine lawyer and a separate scene with Tony and Mary Lou. E. W. Bowen, Albuquerque promoter, was in Amarillo over the weekend on business.
Washington letter profiles Dayton congressman Roy Fitzgerald as he plans to scale Mount Rainier in 1965, repeating a feat first accomplished on his 50th birthday. It recounts his globe trotting adventures from swimming the Hellespont and Tiber to exploring pyramids and Notre Dame, including a perilous trek down Rainier from 10 000 feet and a tense tennis match in Turkey.
The article discusses a child with a vivid fantasy friend who helps cope with parents and emotions. It argues such playmates are common and not abnormal, with the child’s needs reflected in the imagined companion and guidance for improving real life.
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Peter Rabbit ponders who Jerry Muskrat resembles while watching him swim. He compares Jerry to Paddy the Beaver Danny Meadow Mouse and Robber the Rat, then realizes Danny Meadow Mouse and Jerry may be closely related. The tale ends with Peter recognizing a family link between them.
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