Amarillo Globe Daily News plans and delivery details
The Amarillo Globe News outlines publishing schedule and carrier delivery times. It lists editors and publishers, affiliation with The Daily News, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. The piece notes a 1937 date and asserts the paper as an independent democratic newspaper delivering impartial news.
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Amarillo
Texas
Ama- Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howp
T. & Johnson
John McUarty
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
News-Globe
MAIL
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Amarillo appeal seeks food and funds for hungry children
A local drive in Amarillo urges citizens to donate money and food for undernourished schoolchildren amid rising tuberculosis linked to malnutrition. The appeal notes winter aid fed many, but funds have run dry, placing the burden on the public.
Quirk or Fate Involving Samuel Whitaker Murder Case
A Los Angeles murder conviction ends in a dramatic fate. Samuel Whitaker, who hired a thug to kill his wife, pleads with God to strike him dead if guilty. He is sentenced to life at San Quentin, but dies in the prison hospital before entering his cell, prompting reflection on fate and coincidence.
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Los Angeles
Whitaker
San Quentin Prison
Daphne
Larry
Jennifer
Merci
M'Soo
Dinty Moore
Gallagher
Frank Craven
Laurence D’orsay
Craven
Star
Tony Martin
Hollywood
Tony
Martin
McNaught Syndicate
Washington Senate Fracas Over Roosevelt Court Plan
Senate scenes mix humor and critique as Norris and King spar over observations during hearings on the Roosevelt judiciary plan. Seniority clashes highlight tensions while references to justices and aging leaders color the debate.
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George W. Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Henry Ashurst
Judiciary Committee
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William HM
King
Utah
Norris
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Robert H. Coughlan
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Muley Bob
North Carolina
Marriner Beccles
Federal Reserve Board
Doughton
Doubuena
Heckles
Recervell
George Radcliffe
Maryland
Radcliffe
Pulton Street
Baltimore
Ida
Jim Preston
Colgres
Name of Daphne Brett and the Theater Showdown
Daphne Brett navigates love and career as sister Jennifer clashes with Larry Smith and theater producer Gordon Herzberg. Daphne accepts a lead in Herzberg's play after a planned dinner reveals shifting loyalties and a declared showdown. Jennifer scorches the conflict with a harsh accusation as Daphne chooses the stage over romance.
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Daphne Brett
Larry Smith
Daphne
Larry
Jennifer
Gordon Herzberg
Goodby
Herzbers
Herzberg
Jearn
Dramatic confrontation over love and theater ambition
Daphne confronts Jennifer about love, loyalty, and a high stakes exchange as both pursue a theater role and a relationship. The pair quarrel, then drift apart during tense rehearsals as Daphne battles inner turmoil five days before the opening night.
Hidden Hearts in a Turbulent Family
In a tense scene, Jennifer reveals she believes Larry loved Daphne all along while Daphne grapples with jealousy and heartbreak. Jennifer accuses Daphne of hard methods and boasts of Daphne being the preferred, admired figure, leaving tensions unresolved as they confront the past and present.
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Jennifer
Daphne
Gordon Hernberg
Anne
Larry
Witty Kitty Curiosity Sparks Curious Confusion
A quirky note describes a cat named Witty Kitty and the humorous missteps of officials unsure how to handle its antics. The piece reads like a light local column with playful wording and a nod to daily quirks.
Hollywood Relatives Turn Up In Movie World
Implied feature on how relatives dominate Hollywood listings with contracts and family networks. The column mocks the endless kin from sixth cousins to step relations who gain access, reshaping opportunities and income in the film colony.
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Hollywood
Charlie
Suzy
Passing of Barney Fagan Ends an Era of Minstrels
New York reports the death of Barney Fagan ending the era of the old time minstrel shows. The piece recalls blackface ensembles with levies of memory from George Primrose to Uncle Tom and Billie Benson, celebrating a vanished stage tradition and noting era-specific anecdotes about performers and theater life.
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New York
Barney Fagan
George Primrose
Uncle Tom
Joe
Billy Benson
George Ade
Long distance swimmer clues puzzle answer reveal
A reader puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues lists many terms about swimming and general vocabulary. The grid references classic crossword style with hints like Eng lish channel crossing and aquatic star themes. Strong entities include Eng lish and Aquatic Star context plus standard crossword terminology.
Peter and Mrs. Reddy in a chase to Johnny Chuck
In a Burgess tale Peter Rabbit dodges Mrs. Reddy Fox as she pursues him toward Johnny Chuck’s house. Johnny Chuck blocks the path and snarls, signaling a possible fight as both animals race through the Briarpatch.
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Peter
Mrs. Reddy
Johnny Chuck
Johnny
T. W. Burgess
Celebrity dogs drive breed trends in 1930s era
Laurette Taylor popularized a dog she carried in Peg o My Heart and Dolores of the Follies spurred a white wolf hound craze. Rin Tin Tin boosted police dog sales by about a thousand percent after one film. Cairns rise as Duke of Windsor exile spurred demand. Boston unveils a new lounging dog behavior as winter eases.
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Laurette Taylor
Dolores
Rin Tin Tin
Duke of Windsor
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