Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo notice
By Percival Christopher Wren entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at an office in Amarillo Texas under the Act of March Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Pillmore Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty associate publisher telephones News and Business Department Circulation Department
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Pillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
News and Business Department
Reader notes ads as news and a dictatorship essay
An editorial compares ads to news and explains how commerce shapes newspapers. It discusses psychology of dictatorship, childhood memory, and mature freedom, citing Dr. Margaret Fries and quotes from Hatch and Roosevelt. A long synopsis section follows about Mark Taylor Luke Tayler and Rosanne in a tale of deception, love, and conflict.
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Amarillo
Margaret Fries
American Orthopsychiathic Association
Paul
Corinthians
Mark Taylor
Luke
French Foreign Legion
Mark
England
Rosanne
Athene
Foreign Legion
Giulia Brent Grayleigh
Giulia
London
Renier
Paris
Johnson
Crayne
Mr. Tayler
Harley Street
Wimpole Street
Mark Tayler
Your Ideas Editor note on community inputs in Amarillo
A collage of reader letters from Amarillo asks for street lights by the post office and promotes civic projects while one piece recounts a dramatic fictional scene of moral conflict. The letters span civic betterment, personal ethics, and a serialized narrative ending with Luke dead.
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J. M. Durrett
Postoffice
East Fifth Avenue
Amarillo
Harrison Street
City
Metropolitan
America
Texas
R. H. Hines
West Third Avenue
Living the Good Life in Mexico on Low Income
The author outlines moving to Cuernavaca and living well on about $800 a year or less, detailing a modest three month lease, furnished Quinta Gertrudis, shared expenses with another couple, and monthly costs totaling around $687 to $807. He notes broader global potential for inexpensive, comfortable living abroad, with Mexico highlighted as an affordable example. He also references Vox Pop and related travel and broadcast anecdotes.
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Crayne
Mr. Tayler
Harley Street
Wimpole Street
Mr. Strutters
Holbeach
Ministry of Pensions
Mr. Struthers
Cuernavaca Mexico
Chicago
Detroit
Lansing
Philadelphia
Boston
Mexico
Quinta Gertrudis
Calle de Los Sabinos
Senor Reilly
Mexico City
Quinta
Cuernavaca
Guadalajara
Thoughtful Quips on Justice and Hunger Across Time
A compact quotation card reflecting on justice and hunger with snippets from Ovu and Cervantes. It juxtaposes a biblical admonition about plotting death with a Renaissance quip about hunger as a sauce, noting enduring moral proverbs.
Vox Pop Moves Across the Airwaves in 1930s CBS
In October 1932 in Houston Texas Parks Johnson and Jerry Belcher interviewed Ted Husing about presidential choices. The Vox Pop quiz show on CBS from 7 30 to 8 P M EST grew rapidly with 205000 questions asked to about 4500 people over 580 broadcasts as a popular radio staple.
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Houston
Tex
Parks Johnson
Jerry Belcher
KTRH
Ted Husing
New York
Husing
CBS
Johnson
Genial Penn
Gone Are the Old Days
In 1940 the New Yorker recalls stock exchange life in decline with fading rituals and smaller wastepaper scraps. Brokers trade little, lunch and carnations vanish, and pranks fade as mood sours at year end. Sweden lost about 100 weasels totaling 220000 tons in war.
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Stock Exchange
Exchange
Herald Tribune
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
E. Burd Grubb
The
Walgreen's
John Conklin
New Jersey
Willkie
Nellie
James Seligman
Sweden
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Fast
Fourteenth Street
Your Ideas
United States
Dies Committee
Myra Hagan
North Mirror
Algeria
Lukie
Paradise
Martin Torrence
Esquire
Wally Butterworth
Belcher
Shank
Deadwood
Atom Smasher
Pittsburgh
Latin America
Fred Perry
Don Pedro
Senorita
Andrea Palma
Madeleine Carroll
Hollywood
San Juan
U. R
Havana
Vox Pop
Kentucky Club Pipe Tobacco
Julep
Butterworth
Pee
Newsweek
Talk of the Town
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