Amarillo Globe Gene Howf masthead and editor credits
The Amarillo Globe named Gene Howf as publisher and editor with Wilbur C. Hawk listed as general manager in the masthead.
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Gene Howf
Wilbur C. Hawk
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
4
Presidents face perilous path in running state universities
A state university head cites the three core needs of a modern college president a thick skin a hard conscience and a copper plated stomach noting the job attracts criticism from faculties students alumni boards and civic groups. He adds that presidents have tamed ignorance built efficient systems secured funds and gained recognition despite endless demands. The piece recalls two retiring presidents who joke about preferring orphan asylums or penitentiaries to avoid alumni duties.
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America
Amarillo Welcomes Texas Bar Association Convention
Amarillo will host the Texas Bar Association convention July 4 to 6 with lawyers from the Southwest in attendance. The Amarillo Bar Association invites public participation in a patriotic service at Municipal Auditorium on July Fourth to create a strong welcome for visiting legal professionals.
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Amarillo
Texas Bar Association
Southwest
How to Make Home Built Wagons for Children
The article extols wagons as essential for a child's play and development. It notes the joy of steering a wagon while pushing, praises store wagons but points out cost. It offers a simple DIY plan using wooden boxes wheels sticks cleats and nails to craft bright durable home made wagons and trailers.
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Christ
Laughing Around the World Teaches Texas Quail Lesson
Irvin S. Cobb recounts Christy Mathewson and Jack Wheeler on a Texas quail hunt. Wheeler’s inexperience clashes with sport as a covey scatters and Wheeler delays firing while a young bird dashes away, prompting a quip from Mathewson about waiting for the bird to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin S. Cobb
Christy Mathewson
Jack Wheeler
Texas
Wheeler
Nan Morgan Wins Husband After Iris Returns
Nan Carroll and John Curtis Morgan navigate a torn family scene when Iris Morgan returns, confronting Nan in Morgan’s dining room. Curtis asks about his mother, while Nan steels herself to defend her place as Morgan’s wife and protect their son as Iris plots to reclaim her former life.
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Nan Carroll
John Curtis Morgan
Morgan
Bert Crawford
Nan
Crawford
Iris Morgan
John
Iris
Little Curtis
Father
Curtis
Estelle
Mrs. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Jack
Tris
Mother
Galahad
Amy
Cop
Hoodlums in Central Park Disturb Peace
A 1929 column recalls a stroll through New York noting bustling streets and colorful characters from Glenn Hunter to Bud Kelland. It warns Central Park is dangerous for pedestrians with attacks on old and young, and reports on police responses, urban quirks, and a fire safety bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoodlums
Central Park
Upper Central Park
80Th
New York
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Echoes of a Sleight and a Scream in a Family Saga
Estelle recalls a careless act toward a poor man while Maude laments. A scoundrel Crawford is blamed for a woman's abrupt departure with him. A scream erupts in the scene, rising to a nerve shattering crescendo before ending the passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle
Maude
Crawford
Happy Jack Ventures Against Black Pussy in Old Orchard
In Burgess style, Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel chases Black Pussy the Cat after a taunt from Scrapper the Kingbird. The confrontation reclaims his reputation as Old Orchard birds cheer, noting his past fear and current courage. The scene ends with renewed pride for Happy Jack and his brood.
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Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Happy Jack
Gray Squirrel
Jack
Robber
Black Pussy
Cat
Scrapper
Kingbird
Boaster
Mart
Bick Pussy
Farmer Brown
T. W. Burgess
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Charters Granted by United Press
Charters awarded in Texas include A. L. Pierce Motor Co of El Paso with 50000 capital stock and incorporators A L Pierce Joseph F Done and W M Wilkes. Woodlawn Battling Co of El Paso with 14000 capital stock and incorporators Margaret Condon Sweeney May Condon J L Condon. Dallas Food Products Co with 5000 capital stock and incorporators Chay L Thomas M S Mc Gee C J Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Austin
Tex
A. L. Pierce Motor Co
el Paso
Capital Stock
A. L. Pierce
Joseph F. Done
W. M. Wilkes
Woodlawn Battling Co
Chay
L. Thomas
M. 8. McGee
C. J. Thomas
Perfect elevator girls chosen for new Southeast Bell building
A Kansas City story describes a quest for the "perfect elevator girls" who must be about 100 pounds, five feet two inches, brunette, quiet, and uniformed with hair in a strict style. The 12 workers begin in the new Southeast Bell Telephone building under specified rules about dress and conduct.
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International News Service
Kansas City
United States
Southeastern Bell Telephone
North Dakota rejects repeal of Ten Commandments display law
The North Dakota legislature voted against repealing a law that requires the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, leaving the mandate in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
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