Amarillo Globe News Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe News announces its founding date February 20 1924 and publication policy. It notes second class matter status under March 1879 act and lists contact and subscription rates for Amarillo residents.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
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Dallas Sets Stage As Cultural Center For Texas Opera
The Dallas Times-Herald notes Dallas hosts grand opera programs attracting West Texas audiences. The Chicago Civic Opera company played two Dallas programs and plans to travel via El Paso and Amarillo. Amarillo, long a concert artist destination, will welcome the company, including Madame Butterfly, reflecting Panhandle and Amarillo audiences’ strong opera interest in recent years.
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Dallas
Texas
Tom Love
West Texas
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Amarillo
Dallas Times-Herald
Pacific Coast
el Paso
Times-Herald
the Panhandle
Unified State Police Proposed by Missouri AG
Missouri Attorney General Stratton Shartel urged creating a coordinated state police to replace fragmented enforcement. He said such a flexible agency could move across counties, patrol state highways, curb speeders, highwaymen, and criminals, and would require careful study.
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Stratton Shartel
Souri
Laughing Around the World Echoes of Language Gaffes
A humorous column by Irvin S. Cobb surveys misinterpretations across cultures. It recounts tongue tangle stories from a Nevada mission, Irish Sicilian banter, Torreon revolutions, and a Western Oklahoma court scene to illustrate how language slips produce comic confusion.
Guiding Your Child by Alice Judson Peale
Advice on parenting with balanced authority to reduce constant arguing. It argues against overdomineering methods and suggests parents establish a consistent plan, issue essential commands concisely, and limit discussions on routine health or safety measures. When explanations are given they should be honest and impersonal.
Murder in the Borden offices deepens murder mystery
Detective McMann probes five suspects led by Jack Hayward and Ruth Lester as Rita Dubois and Cleo Gilman join the hunt after Harry Borden is found murdered in his private office. Fingerprints and a torn $500 bill key clues point to a complex motive and hidden alibis.
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Harry” Borden
Ruth Lester
McMann
Borden
Mrs. Borden
Benny Smith
Jack Hayward
Rita Dubois
Hayward
Ruth
Minnie Cassidy
Letty Miller
Bill Cowan
Cowan
Cleo Gilman
Ashe
Ferrer
Police
Cleo
Clay
Gilman
Birdwell
Rita
Jack
Mr. McMann
Mr. Borden
Chester
Misa Lester
Winter Haven
Rita Dubois. Either Mr. Borden
Harry Borden
Miss Lester
Moran
Micky Moran
Starbridge
Hay Ward
Mr. Horden
Mr. Hayward
Mr. Cowan
McManfs
Miss Dubois
Bernard Williams
Washington Heights
Ten Thousand Yearly Lose Selves in New York Bigness
A New York report describes a quiet exodus of about 10 000 people annually who vanish into the citys vastness. They drift from terminals to the Bowery lodging houses, often hiding from debt and duty while remaining near busy streets and sights.
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N.Y
0. C. McIntyre
New York
Broadway
Nickey Arnstein
Fifth Avenue
Times Square
Bowery
Wanderers Make Themselves at Home In Old Orchard
In the Old Orchard Wanderers settle among the feathered wintering folk. They are cautious yet friendly, earning Farmer Brown’s Boy trust. Tommy Tit learns of distant lands beyond the Purple Hills while Peter Rabbit remains skeptical but curious as Old Man Coyote lingers nearby.
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Wanderer
Farmer Brown
Mrs. Wanderer
Tommy Tit
Tommy
Sun
Jolly
Mr. Sun
Peter Rabbit
Petey
Peter
Purple Hills
Hel
Old Man Coyote
T. W. Burgess
Crossword puzzle and cliffhanger dialogue tease
Crossword puzzle clues are listed with an interlocking center design and easy words. A dramatic cliffhanger follows a scene where Ashe and McMann press for knowledge about who killed a master, with the revelation that the master feared a woman.
Dallas Man Sentenced 35 Years for Assault
Concho Torres convicted by a Dallas district jury for criminal assault and sentenced to 35 years. He was accused of assaulting a Hill County farmer's daughter, who was under 15 years old.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Concho Torres
Torres
Hill County
Trial of Doctor at Corsicana Continues
Corsicana March 6 trial of Dr A D Sanderson proceeds into its second day in district court. He faces a charge of receiving stolen property tied to a December robbery of a wholesale grocery. The grand jury named the practicing county physician in the indictment.
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United Press
Corsicana
A. D. Sanderson
Dr. Sanders
Yesterday's Answer 16 17 18 and other crossword clues
A compiled list of crossword clues and answers arranged in a vertical and horizontal grid form. The items include definitions for words such as red-breasted bird angry receptacles for flowers beer and many others with numbers indicating positions in the puzzle.
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