Amarillo Globe Publication Details and Rates
Details of the Amarillo Globe including founding date February 20 1924 publication schedule evening editions Sunday morning connection to Amarillo Daily News office location Sixth and Fillmore names of staff including Gene Howe Paul Allingham editor in chief and general manager and subscription rates with 1 year 10.80 for daily and Sunday 19.80 for Globe and News and weekly rates for various durations
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Amarillo
Texas
Sereereeeseserres Ess
Globe and News
Town farmers and city migration shift noted in census
The piece discusses ongoing farm to town migration driven by school consolidations and mechanization. It notes rising farm land values near population centers, with towns like ours gaining three Polk Street farmers where two existed before.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Polk Street
How Do You Vote A Connecticut Local Record Opinion
The author asks how voters should choose and argues voters increasingly judge parties by local records. He cites a Republican town in Connecticut where a Democrat won due to personal popularity, then Republicans regained power amid higher taxes and poor roads. He questions whether party matters and suggests voting for better candidates, noting bias and wry humor.
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America
al Smith
Connecticut
Selectmen
Selectman
First Selectman
King Feature Ind. Inc
Life With A Smile Marriage Attraction By Dr Murray Banks
Opinion column on compatibility in marriage noting opposites attract but vast differences in race religion or education harm lasting compatibility. cites examples of preferences and beliefs and warns that differences create friction and reduce success odds. Includes humorous quotes and a copyright notice from Dr Murray Banks.
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Alexander Dumas
F&f
Joe
Murray Banks
Brooklyn, NY
Scriptural Verse Fragments on Judgment and Redemption
Fragments from II Chronicles and Luke cite judgment and imminent redemption. The lines invoke praise at God’s approach and urge watchers to lift their heads as events unfold toward salvation.
Departure of Tom Dewey A Portrait From Owosso to Power
George E. Sokolsky comments on Tom Dewey’s rise from Owosso Michigan and New York’s political arena. He notes limited personal warmth, financial strain to maintain status, and a steadfast, capable team that endured temptation and sacrifice without scandal, depicting public service as a keystone of his career.
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Tom Dewey
Owosso
Mich
Bavarian miracle clock sparks talk of world wars and faith
Billy Rose recalls a Bavarian miracle clock at a West Eleventh Street repair shop. The watchmaker explains symbols on the dial correspond to miracles from history, from the loaves and fishes to white horsemen seen in 1914 Mons and other wartime omens.
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West Eleventh Street
Canada
Mons
Death of a News Story and the Dewey Era Reflections
A fragment recalls wartime visions of white horsemen and a British counterattack on the Bethune line with German prisoners later recounted. The piece shifts to an analysis of Dewey, noting his administrative strengths as New York governor, his presidential losses, and a critique of public pay and the costs of political life in major cities.
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Bethune
C. W. Haywood
Congress
New York
Polk Street Professor and the rocking chair tale
A narrator recalls breaking a rocking chair at his wife’s father’s Palo Duro Club home in 1924. He recounts the awkward visit, the embarrassing moment, and later says he no longer feels shy around his inlaws, noting how family chairs now invite quicker, confident seating.
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Father-In-Law
Palo Duro Club
Grand Rapids
West Texas State College
Musical Instrument Horizontal Mal 1 Depicted musical instrument
A puzzle style word list featuring clues for a horizontal and vertical set of terms. It blends musical items with common vocabulary, including river and place names, toward solving cross related word pairs.
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Yugoslavia
New York Mayoral Race Shapes Up With Odd Dynamics
The Amarillo Globe notes unusual political forces surrounding Mayor William O'Dwyer and James A. Farley in New York. Republicans face a difficult Utah like scenario in Texas politics, needing more than effort to win.
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Amarillo
New York Campaigns Stir as Dewey Replacement Talks Surface
The note highlights no clear GOP candidate to replace Tom Dewey with Lt. Gov. Joe Hanley, 74, praised as charming and capable. Democrats present a crowded field including Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., Oscar Ewing, Ferdinand Pecork, and Charles Froessel, all described as popular and suitable contenders.
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Tom Dewey
Joe Hanley
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Oscar Ewing
Ferdinand Pecork
Charles Froessel
Checklist for career girl traits from This Teen World
Elinor Williams presents a self help checklist for high school girls evaluating fit for early career work. Items include appearance, poise, voice, initiative, dependability, loyalty, courtesy, cheerfulness, and alertness. The guide aims to guide principals and asks readers to request a free leaflet on fashion and figure.
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Elinor Williams
Big Business College
Williams
McNaught Syn Inc
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