Amarillo Globe News Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe News details publication plans, date stamps, and staff with prices for mail and carrier subscriptions. It notes daily and Sunday editions, service guarantees, and contact procedures for missed deliveries. The notice lists rates for 1 month, 6 months, and 1 year in Oklahoma and New Mexico regions.
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Loyalty oath for teachers sparks debate in McClure era
Dr. Glenn Frank weighs in on a proposed bill requiring teachers to swear loyalty to the U S Constitution. He argues the oath protects free inquiry while warning the measure could trigger censorship and wolves in sheep’s clothing among opponents.
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Romance in a Mexican Heist Audacious Crown Theft
The Montana Kid and Mateo Rubriz steal the crown from General Estrada who had taken it from the church. Rubriz is captured. Montana escapes with half the crown while Estrada seeks to force Mateo to betray the planned meeting. Estrada chains Rubriz and pressures him for information in a grim dungeon confrontation.
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New Deal Stamps Aroused Support In 1933
The 3 cent violet stamp featuring a diverse quartet marching under In a Common Determination sold over a million copies on its first day. The stamp aimed to draw attention to the NRA and depict a farmer, business man, laborer, and housewife advancing together.
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Strolls and Remarks by C O McIntyre in New York
The column blends social satire and cultural micro-notes from New Yorks Murray Hill and urban life. It surveys writers actors clubs and the Dutch Treat gatherings while weaving in a brutal fictional torture scene featuring General Estrada and Rubriz. It closes with Harper Brothers copyright and a Montana mention.
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Ted Husing
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Tony Biddle
Babette Deutsch
Paris
Eddie Peabody
Ogden Nash
Hick’s
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Rubriz
Harper & Brothers
Johnny Chuck and the bold dog encounter
A Norton style tale follows Johnny Chuck choosing courage over flight as a dog pursues him. Peter Rabbit admires Johnny’s fighting resolve, recognizing that Johnny bluffing and charging proves he can beat the dog. The scene ends with Johnny returning to Peter for praise and a harsh life reflection.
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Cancer in families and twin studies outlined by Dr Morris Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews that while cancer often runs in families for some tumors, most common cancers show little hereditary significance. He cites twin studies indicating some familial risk, with many cases where only one twin develops a tumor and others where both do, usually of the same type and timing.
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Bloodhounds Track Eight Escapees From Bowie County Jail
Boston dispatch reports bloodhounds on the trail of eight Negroes who escaped last night from Bowie County jail after breaking a bar. Three of the escapees are described as aged sixteen, while the others await trial.
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Siaileleys DL DAYS Mee hada ieal Lad thdhadhaddh. This snippet contains questions and answers about soil formation, locomotive backing before starting ahead, and a presidential grandfather relation.
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United States
William Henry Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Johnny Takes a Dare from The Green Forest
In a Burgess tale Johnny Chuck and Peter discuss courage and fear while fleeing a Dog. Johnny insists on fighting if cornered and boasts of climbing, then they observe Happy Jack Squirrel and ponder bravado versus safety. The scene closes with Johnny's boldness amid danger and a dare.
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Johnny Chuck
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Carroll Heroine Crossword Puzzle Overview
Puzzle echoes Lewis Carroll with clues for a heroine’s name and related terms. Across and down entries weave language on bravery, pine fruit, loom bars, and caravan of characters, mixing humorous hints with botanical and nautical references. The grid hints at clever wordplay and Carrollian nods.
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