Gene Howe and Wilbur CG Lead Local Newspaper Roles
Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur CG head the local paper. The note lists roles and figures, including 365 coves and a 3.90 resege, with 100 and 250 entries.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1928
Page
10
Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur CG head the local paper. The note lists roles and figures, including 365 coves and a 3.90 resege, with 100 and 250 entries.
A fur bearing fish story from Minnesota amuses readers amid heavy headlines. Separately, a plan for a national aviation university seeks a $10 million endowment with sponsors like Colonel William Mitchell and Edward V. Rickenbaker to train pilots, advance aeronautics, and develop safety methods for flying in diverse conditions.
In Elliston West Virginia Jill Justin and her brother Tony face a moonlit harvest night kidnapping by bandits. Jack Stuart rescues Jill and they wed, starting a long life with twin boys and a daughter. A tax title to an old silver mine reveals tungsten ore worth $200000 and Pat Sweeney buys a quarter share, sparking plans to ship ore to Pittsburgh.
The Paris rue de Rivoli hosts tiny band box shops, glitzy window inventories, and brisk bargaining. Americans who dicker reap better bargains while the sidewalk mosaic and Rumplermaier tea room linger under a protective portico amid bustling street life and curious sidewalk vendors.
A shabby colored man accosts a known actor outside Labs club, begs for money, and thanks him after receiving a half dollar. The actor, noticing the man is Southerner, asks where he is from. He replies he comes from Macon Georgia and vows not to be from nowhere again if he ever returns.
Fort Worth chair C. C. Littleton proposes a statewide mass meeting in San Antonio to test whether Texas delegates to the National Republican convention should be instructed or uninstructed. He backs an unhampered delegation and calls for proxies to be mailed in, with a potential referendum outcome. Dallas reaction labels the plan a smoke screen by insurgent Republicans.
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