Amarillo Globe News issue details and rates
The Amarillo Globe News issue from Friday June 24 1927 lists publication details including publisher editor and general manager names, Associated Press affiliation, and subscription rates for various periods both in Amarillo and by mail across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. It notes publication schedule as evenings except Saturdays and Sunday morning edition in cooperation with Amarillo Daily News.
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Amarillo
Texas
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Outsiders Favor Amarillo as Bright Business Center
A new Amarillo merchant says the city is in a temporary down period but would thrive in a prosperous era. A midwestern hardware company keeps two Amarillo men busy, noting the city drives much of its orders and ranks as the brightest business spot globally.
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Amarilo
Amarillo
Get the Figures Straight on Youth Crime in Ohio
The Ohio Institute reports on thirty years of death or life sentences in Ohio showing youth crime is not rising. Since 1921 under 26 accounted for only 2 percent of major offenses, and 1896 to 1900 saw 26 percent under 25. Lesser felonies remain untabulated. Facts challenge alarmist claims about youth delinquency.
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Ohio Institute
Ohio
Answering Cain's Question on Society's Duty to the Individual
The article argues that modern laws reflect a shift toward viewing society as responsible for weaker members. It notes Prohibition, child labor, women in industry, censorship, and insurance laws as evidence. It contrasts views of a magazine writer who denies a right to living with the majority's stance that society must protect people even from themselves.
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Cain
Abel
Doles
My Favorite Stories by Carolyn Wells
A kindly old gentleman confronts a fleeing boy after a street corner incident. The boy pleads to be released to avoid his mother’s spanking by six o’clock, prompting the old man to threaten a playful spanking of his own.
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Carolyn Wells
Sonny
Sonia and Franklin confront jealousy and vows
Sonia fights jealousy as Franklin questions their future and a past entanglement. In a tense San Francisco hotel confrontation they cling to each other, while Maxine breezily intervenes. Sonia awakes to foreboding fog over the city and wonders what freedom she truly gains.
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Walter Henderson
Sonia
Maxine
Franklin
San Francisco
Boy rushes home to dodge spanking before 6
A facetious old man teases a boy who must return home before 6 to avoid his father’s punishment. The boy struggles, fearing he’ll miss the timing and trigger a spanking if Pa arrives first, while the old man pretends to quiz him for motive.
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Sonny
St Louis crowd gazes at Lindbergh roadster in odd scene
A crowd in St. Louis gathers around a silver-gray roadster seen by locals. A Dutch professor fixes world population at eight billion, while the president and Mr. Coolidge appear in lighthearted fishing banter.
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St. Louis
Lindbergh
Old Man Coyote Finds New Home After Dispute
In this tale by Mother West Wind, Old Man Coyote and Mrs. Coyote travel to their new home. She reveals she chose the site long before meeting him and insists they must relocate. He remains puzzled as she explains plans born after escaping a cage. Copyright 1927 Burgess.
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Old Man Coyote
Mrs. Coyote
Coyote
Neve
T. W. Burgess
War era China recalled in a bustling page
A lively reminiscence recalls Chiang Kai-shek and Mao era clashes in China and the era’s impact on early newspaper pages. The speaker jokes about George Bernard Shaw and English dialects, joking the figure 42 767 500 is in dispute and inviting him to compare.
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George Bernard Shaw
Texas Candy Shop Changes Ownership
The Texas Candy Shop at 70712 Polk Street has changed hands with Mrs. B Grodjeski purchasing the interest from F D Papadeas. Papadeas has run the business five years and plans to return to Europe for an extended stay. Grodjeski came to town two years ago from Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Texas
Polk Street
B. Grodjeski
F. D. Papadeas
Grodjeski
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Papadeas
Europe
Santa Fe office site undergoes soil test for foundation
A soil test is being conducted at the Ninth and Polk site for the new Santa Fe office building to determine foundation needs for the skyscraper. Plans are with railway officials for approval and an official announcement is expected soon. Miss Ruby Landry of Magnolia Petroleum is visiting Pampa today and tomorrow.
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Santa Fe
Ninth and
Polk Street
Ruby Landry
The
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Pampa
Barographs Verify Historic Flight Records of Early Aviators
Rodeny Dutcher reviews the barograph as the key to authenticating long distance and altitude records. Sealing by Carl Schory and tests at the Bureau of Standards ensure that scales, duration, and ascent are accurately logged for early aviation feats and the Orteig prize.
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Bureau OF Standards
Washington
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Carl F. Sehory
National Aeronautic Association
Federation of Aeronautic Internationale
Schory
W. G. Brombacher
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
Aero Club of France
Paris
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Amarillo Globe
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
Associated
Eenee
Bereeeey
You
My Dear
Gaston
Geneva
Vida Hurst
Weil
Genevieve Erickson
Mr. Coolidge
Thornton W. Burgess
Mother West Wind
Man Gote
Chiang
Cheng
China
Texas Candy Shop
BY Rodney Dutcher
Carl F. Scherry
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