Amarillo Globe Publisher and Staff Listing
The Amarillo Globe publishes evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning issue. Publisher and Editor Gene Howe, General Manager Wilbur C. Hawk, a member of the Associated Press, and the paper’s mailing and circulation details are listed along with subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions in Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Rillo
Texas
Srd
Glo Fillmore
Amrin
Amarillo Te News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Amarillo Trustees Plan Expansion Of Schools And Playgrounds
Forward Amarillo praises the Amarillo Independent School District for a progressive policy to keep schools top class. A one million dollar bond issue to be voted next month will fund growth, building two-block sites with playgrounds beside new facilities. Superintendent W A McIntosh and the board, led by Tom Durham, receive commendation for their capable partnership.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Independent
United States
J. Ray
Globe
W. A. McIntosh
McIntosh
Tom Durham
Walter Blackburn
Henry
Milholland
J. B. Coe
U. S. Strader
J. A. Bowman
Rebsrie
24 Votes for Underwood Ends Long Public Career
The 69th Congress adjourned and Senator Oscar Underwood of Alabama returned to private life. He attracted rare tributes from opposing party members as his long public service concludes with a record mix of praise and few criticisms. His enduring war cry line, “24 votes for Underwood,” added a lighter note to a bitter political era.
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Underwood
United States
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Rbesides
Ruling the Air Too Aims at Federal Regulation
A historical column questions the reach of U S government power from weather and meteorology to aeronautics and a federal radio board. It suggests bold regulatory expansion could extend even to space and toys with a playful title for the president.
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United States
Weather Bureau
Meteorological Service
Department of Aeronautics
Federal Radio Board
U.S
Oakland Pontiac Car Dealers Hold School Session
Oakland and Pontiac car dealers from the Southwest met for a three day sales and service school at Harmon-Gault Motor company sales rooms. Factory representatives N. J. McCrindle and Walter Martin led the instruction with attendees from El Paso to Canadian, Plainview to Lubbock, including S. Lh visen berry R. B. Wiggins C. L. Barns J. Sears H. C. Blackman L. Young E. R. Kilburn H. P. Bradley A. A. Adair and others from Harmon-Gault sales force.
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Oakland
Pontiac
Harmon-Gault Motor Company
N. J. MccCrindle
Walter Martin
el Paso
Pathe News
Atendance
S. Lh Visen
How Would You Like to Have Bet Here A New Orleans Race
A large crowd there missed a chance to win big when Camilla the filly owned by Mrs. D Doyle won a race at odds of 158 to 1. The outcome left many bettors surprised as the long shot prevailed.
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New Orleans
Camilla
Boston
Issulnk
Hydeport
Grand Banks
Blaze of Glory A Harvard Man Faces a Mocking Storm
A Harvard college football season unfolds with a one man team debate as the star grapples with rumors of professionalism. He defends his amateur status amid a press stir and navigates coaching pressure while leading the squad through Western and Yale tests. Rose Abbott reappears with a hopeful telegram that rekindles personal resolve.
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Rose
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Brown
Holy Gross
Western
Yele
Cambridge
Mexico Press Agentry Mockingly Points to Trade Shifts
Washington report notes Mexico uses mimeographed handouts to shape U.S. views. It highlights 1923 and 1926 export totals, rising metals and other goods, oil value drop, and diversification in agriculture, industry, and mining under Obregon and Calles.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Mexico
United States
Francisco Suastegui
Obregon
Calles
NEA Service, Inc
Peter Rabbit Learns a Quiet Lesson About Fur Clues
Peter and Jumper hide beneath hemlock boughs as they study rabbit fur balls and teeth left by Hooty the Owl. A shivery unease grows for Peter as he suspects the hairs may belong to a rabbit and wonders about Mrs Peter’s fate, then dismisses the fear as unlikely. The tale shifts to a new story titled The Sign Trouble.
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Peter Rabbit
Jumper
Hare
Peter
Hooty the Owl
Hooty
Jed Thumper
Mrs. Peter
Jum
Petey
Jumiper
Opening Plans Discussed For New U. Of A.
Plans for the opening of the University of Amarillo by the Methodist church were reviewed at a joint meeting with civic groups and the Board of City Development. Dr. Pearce leads financing efforts while Dr. Morgan aims to open by mid September with two dormitories ready. Northwest Texas Conference convenes March 29 to decide location and governance.
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University of Amarillo
Northwest Texas
R. E. L. Morgan
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Amarillo Globe
Associated Press
Sap
Oakland-Pontiac
King Features Syndicate
Abbotts
G. Burton Anderson
Mr. Abbott
New York
Rose Abbott
By Thornton W. Burgess
U. OF A
Methodist College
Connecticut
Isle of Wight
Tolzien
Tolziens
Piano
O. L. Tolzien
Music Store
the Kimball Piano
Polk St
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