Amarillo Globe Publication Details and Staff
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office. Published evenings except Saturdays Sundays with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays by The Globe News Publishing Co. Gene Howe publisher and editor Wilbur C Hawk general manager Associated Press member. Telephones circulation 6262 $25 1.00.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Postmasters face stamp deluge amid 1931 32 demands
The Postmaster General contends commemorative stamp requests from many groups threaten to overwhelm the Post Office. With the 1931 list including Pulaski Red Cross Cornwallis surrender and twenty others for fourth place the burden of publicity grows heavier. Weather and drought notes follow with meteorological insights and a closing quip from J B Priestley about New York interviews.
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Post Office Department
Brown
George Washington
Los Angeles
Pulaski
The
Red Cross
Cornwallis
The Farmer And Low Mood
Glenn Frank explains that farmers endure mood downturns differently from industrial workers because farming provides direct sustenance. A drop in farm income lowers living standards and affects manufacturing and trade, even as farmers may still eat and wear due to self-sustaining production.
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Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Love and suspects swirl in Querdling case
Amateur detective Jimmie Haswell weighs love ties and alibis as Dr Netherton and Marjorie Blake remain prime suspects in the Annabelle Querdling murder. Audrey Winford hides an engagement to Netherton while a missing will and a mysterious empty car fuel the investigation.
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Netherton
Marjorie Blake
Annabelle Querdling
Richmond
Marjorie
Jimmie Haswell
Miss Querdling
Evelyn Blake
Lionel Duckworth
Vincent Blake
Jimmie
Audrey Winford
Audrey
How It Began: Spartan Diet and Military Fitness Traditions
A fragment discusses ancient Sparta emphasizing harsh dieting and exercise to keep men fit for war. It notes slaves and nobility in Roman times and hints at a feature column asking readers to submit ideas for origins of customs with contact to Russ Murphy at The Globe.
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Sparta
Ene
Russ Murphy
Soothsayers profit surge tops year in New York
The New York market reports soothsayers and psychics posting the year's biggest profits after radio palm readers and fortune tellers boost business. Colossal growth in numerology and mystic services spreads from Columbus Circle to downtown canyons as prosperity fuels belief and novelty amid urban stress.
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New York
Columbus Circle
Wall Street
Reed Found Not Guilty On Drunk Charge
A Spearman man, George Reed, was found not guilty by a criminal district court jury after deliberating from 3 PM to 7:30 PM on four counts of driving while intoxicated. Police testified Reed staggered after a January accident at Twenty Sixth Avenue and Polk Street, but Reed and witnesses said he was medicated for a medical condition with tablets rather than liquor.
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George Reed
Spearman
Criminal District Court
Reed
Turner and
Murr
Twenty-Sixth Avenue
Polk Street
Amarillo
Mrs Allen Rites To Be At Clarksville
The body of Mrs Mary Helen Allen 61 wife of L J Allen died Wednesday afternoon at 1206 North Fillmore was sent to Clarksville Texas for burial Mr Allen accompanied the body She is survived only by her husband and was a Baptist church member The Allens had lived in Amarillo for three years
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Mary Helen Allen
L. J. Allen
North Fillmore
Clarksville
Tex
Mr. Allen
Redshoulder the Hawk Loses Nest in Green Forest Tale
Redshoulder the Hawk and Mrs. Redshoulder return to the Green Forest to find their nest taken by Hooty the Great Horned Owl. They weigh the law of possession against their desire to reclaim home and decide to search for a new nesting site while continuing daily hunts. The tale sets up a followup story titled Redshoulder Gives Way.
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Redshoulder the Hawk
Mra
Redshoulder
Green Forest
Hooty
Great Horned Owl
Hodty
Mrs. Hooty
Green Meadows
Mrs. Red
Danny Meadow Mouse
T. W. Burgess
Confessions of a Dail y Newspaper Man in 1931
A veteran writer reflects on changes in journalism and the rise of the telephoned feed from a district, noting the loss of firsthand contact with life. He jokes about visiting a chiropodist, describes dancers as its frequent clients, and recalls press agents for a seductively ethereal performer who turns out to chew snuff.
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Vanaster
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Crossword Puzzle From Biblical Clues and Wordplay
A scrambled crossword lists horizontal and vertical clues with biblical references and everyday words. Clues include entries for Silk, Tomb, Goliath, moisture, surface, lace, and other terms, interwoven with numbers and positions for crossing words. The puzzle features definitions for both across and down directions, inviting solution of common nouns, adjectives, and names.
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New York
Goliath
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