Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Circulation Rules
The Amarillo Globe, established 1924, publishes with The Globe News Publishing Co. editors Howe and McCarty. It distributes via carrier and mail with varying rates and delivery times and offers special delivery if copies aren’t received by 6 PM.
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Amarillo
Teena
Globe News Publishing Co
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Gene Howe
John McCarty
Amantle
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Occult Practices Rise in Amarillo as Fortune Telling Spreads
The Amarillo Globe notes a surge in interest in palmistry phrenology and other occult arts as readers encounter astrological publications and fortune telling courses. It argues these promises are general rather than specific and warns that people may overly believe such claims.
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Amarillo
Treasure Talk and Westward Dreams at Superstition Lodge
In Phoenix area tales, the Blake family travels west chasing treasure rumors on Superstition Mountain. They meet Fred Potter in a Westward Ho shop and encounter locals like Colter and family, who plan to mine and seek fortune with a map.
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Chicago
Nina
Phoenix
Mr. Blake, Sr
Stuart
Fred Potter
West Texas
Mr. Colter
Fred
Potter and Sons
Ola Lemuel Porter
Thas
Bilieta
Samslias
Morehan
Seven Nations Trade Pact Expands Free Trade Among Members
Oslo conference ends talks with seven European nations joining in enlarged trade freedom. Holland Belgium and Luxembourg sanction no new barriers or duties among signers while Denmark Norway Sweden and Finland vow not to use quotas or raise duties on mutually important products. The move stands as a model for broader cooperation amid current European tensions.
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Europe
Holland
Belgium
Luxemburg
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Finland
United States
Behind the Scenes In Washington Filibuster fight looms in Senate
Washington debate deals with possible historic filibuster as non compromise opponents boast of endless talking to death on the Vvelt proposal. The Twentieth Amendment weakens the tactic and administration supporters doubt enough opposition to stall legislation. A heated exchange over Basque refugee children and a public official's remark adds to the tense scene in the capital.
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Congress
Senate
Dilch
Washington
Dlimate
Ives
Heire
Rome
State Department
Childrens Bureau
Federal Department
Bettie
Premier Tennis Player Horizontal Clue Puzzle
A crossword style puzzle lists clues for both horizontal and vertical entries tied to a premier tennis player with terms spanning music drama mistakes let it stand and other word play. Answers reference common crosswords including relations to sports and general vocabulary within a single theme.
Morrissey the Shoe-Stringer Stirs Broadway Lore
New York June 24 Will Morrissey, famed Broadway shoe-string producer, has bankrolled shows on $10 and built a career on grub-staking hungry actors. He produced The Gorilla which earned about $100,000, and now serves as general manager for Billy Rose while plotting new ventures. The piece also notes Jock Whitney as a generous theatrical angel and recalls Otto Kahn as a forgiving but unlucky investor. Also profiled is Wilda Bennett, now living quietly in California with her husband, and Bill the Colony hat-checker famed for insider knowledge and generous tips. A New York chemist introduces a calorie-free butter substitute amid diet fads.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Broadway
Will Morrissey
Billy Rose
The
Rialto
Jock Whitney
Peter Arno
Otto Kahn
Bill
Colony
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Mike Hogg
Outing party ends in Tucson with gunfire
Officer Jim Burke spots a taxicab at Potter's shop then a rifle shot shatters glass. Burke bursts inside Potter's following a woman’s scream as two strangers seek gear for a Superstition Mountain trip. To be continued.
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First Avenue
Jim Burke
Blakes
Potter's
Jim
Fred Potter
Burke
Jailer Demonstrates Costly Punchboard Trick For Visitors
Courtesy of Jailer Dick Vaughn visitors at the courthouse tried a costless punchboard that promised cash prizes from one to five dollars. The 1500 punches would cost $75 to players, but it was all in fun with a stated 150 percent profit for the operator and a total potential payout of $30.
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Dick Vaughn
Strengthening Hands and Wrists for Tennis
A simple exercise uses two small rubber balls held in each hand. Squeeze tightly then relax fingers, opening and closing fists firmly to build grip strength. With consistent practice you develop a stronger wrist and hand grip useful for powerful tennis strokes.
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Vinnie Richards
Sidney Wood
Copyright, McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Starchless flour self aimed at bread lovers craving lightness
The writer notes a series of curiosities and obscure references from 1937 including Veron ica Gedeon and a missing murder victim detail in East 50th Street. Mentions Julius Whitmark and Rex Cole, Major Bowes income, Manuel Quezon shopping, and Paul Whiteman building a home. Concludes with a quip on exercise and William Allen White.
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New York
East 50Th Street
Veronica Gedeon
Boarder
Julius Whitmark
Primrose
West
Rex Cole
Major Bowes
Manuel Quezon
Philippines
Paul Whiteman
Amon G. Carter
Fort Worth
Texas
Tuberculosis Patients and Relocation Concerns Rise
The piece notes widespread calls to move tuberculosis victims to the Southwest or sanitoria elsewhere in the United States. It cites a Public Health Service protest against shipping patients to states where they cannot afford basic necessities after arrival. The excerpt discusses rising costs of care and government action.
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United States
Public Health Service
Grandfather Frog's Mistake ends Duckling mystery
In a Burgess tale, Farmer Brown's Boy suspects Blacky the Crow of stealing ducklings. The game warden and Farmer Brown's Boy confront fear and doubt until they spot a duckling foot in Grandfather Frog's mouth. The story twists as Grandfather Frog escapes blame, shifting suspense to a new twist in the next tale.
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Farmer Brown
Blacky the Crow
Green Forest
Blacky
Mrs. Blacky
Grandfather Frog
Brown
T. W. Burgess
Invalid’s Care Costs Pin Down Moving Dilemma
The text discusses weekly expenses and yearly sums for supporting an invalid in a new state. It argues that unless the invalid can supply 1200 to 1800 dollars a year for care, relocation offers little benefit. It notes how housing costs and illness create a heavy burden that could affect survival.
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