History and fees of The Amarillo Globe newspaper
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 is presented as a second class matter at Amarillo Texas with publishing details. It lists editors publishers and Associated Press affiliation, plus subscription rates, delivery service and mailing terms for daily and Sunday issues in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Globe
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Texas
Kiahoma
New Mexico
Globe Photographic Editorial Debuts In June Issue
Amarillo project introduces a new photographic editorial format to illustrate current events. The Globe emphasizes pictures as a superior way to tell stories and influence readers.
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Labor wage bill sparks fights over minimum standards
Washington debate pits labor leaders against manufacturers over a proposed wage and hour bill. Section five would let a standards board set a minimum fair wage up to 1200 per year, while unions fear higher wages may curb organizing. Connery’s alteration risks blocking imports from lower wage regions and affects trade treaties, prompting legal concerns.
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Intor Standards Board
Hugo Block
Wm WH
Connery
Cordell Hull
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Carolee Colter Faces the Superstition Mount Mystery
In Chapter IV Carolee Colter, a prospector's daughter, roams the mesa and wild trails of Superstition Mountain with her horse Chieftain. She meets travelers, including Stuart Blake, Nina Blake, and other locals, as tension and danger from the rugged terrain unfold.
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Carolee Colter
Prospector
Stuart Blake
Carolee
Henry Colter
Paul and
Silas Colter
Prospectors
Nina Blake
Stuart
Phoenix
Chieftain
Colter
Mr. Blake
Miss Carter
Aria
Nina
Miss Colter
Dan
Carniee
Binke
Vex
Mr Jake
Lost Dutchman Mine Mystery Sparks Mountain Ride
Carolee Colter and Stuart Rake ride into a canyon chasing clues about the Lost Dutchman Mine. They discuss Jacob Walz and legends of the mine and pause to admire the distant peaks, continuing their exploratory ascent together.
Mary Armstrong Runs a Ninth Avenue Jam and Jelly Shop
Diary notes from New York sketch life at Mary Armstrong's Ninth Avenue jam and jelly shop. Visits include E W Howe Opie Read Burton Rascoe and Will Rogers figures. mentions Katherine Cornell Katharine Harlow and Frazier Hunt. Describes jam varieties and shop character with vivid detail.
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New York
E. W. Howe
Opie Read
Mr. Read
Shakespeare
Richard Rodgers
Rodgers and Hart
Burton Rascoe
Lady
Ethel Petit Roche
Eddy
Margaret Duchin
Plaza
Charles Driscoll
Mary Armstrong
Ninth Avenue
Katharine Cornell
Brock Pemberton
Rowing Excellent Summer Exercise
A McNaught Syndicate piece extols rowing as safe summer exercise on calm waters. It contrasts rowing with canoeing and speedboats, emphasizes full-body benefits, and warns canoes are fragile and unsafe without swimming ability.
Managing Tuberculosis Nutrition Without Overfeeding
The patient with active tuberculosis is often underweight at diagnosis. Do not force rapid weight gain or heavy feeding. provide three meals daily when possible, with the main meal at noon. If meals are irregular, offer small, easily digested feedings and adjust for activity level.
Red Headed Woman star haunts Old Miss Brush film moment
In a 1937 McNaught Syndicate piece, Brush delivers a major hit in Miss Brush's Red Headed Woman as Hollywood humor follows comic star Fred Allen who nervously avoids tobacco and a Texas longhorn wanders into The Stork Club during a crowded cocktail hour. The cowed club crowd spots a brash patron seeking red eye and asks for a flute of the "lady finger" cocktail as Allen quips about being a sissy.
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Ducklings Vanish as Turtle Preys at Smiling Pool
In a rural tale Farmer Brown's Boy and a game warden chase suspects behind a duckling disappearance. They eventually identify a snapping turtle as the predator, guide the mother ducks and their brood to the Laughing Brook, and plan a turtle trap.
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Farmer Brown
Grandfather Frog
Blacky
Bobby Coon
Unc
Billy Possum
Little Joe Otter
Buster Bear
Black Duck
Laughing Brook
Big River
Smiling Pool
T. W. Burgess
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Ted Roosevelt
Josephine
Capriccio Veinnois
Frazier Hunt
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Hunt
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Will Rogers
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Will
Amon Carter
Will Hogg
Gene Buck
Vic Sale
Bagatelles
Roscoe Peacock
North Cohocton
N. Y
Joseph Stalin
Wesley Winans Stout
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Henry Allen
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W. C. Fields
Jean Harlow
Katharine
Bedtime Story
Thornton W. Ye
Jimmy Skunk
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