Editorial Announcement From The Amarillo Globe Editor
The editor Carl Brown announces his resignation due to his wife's health and his family's need to move to Atchison Kansas. He notes a successor E A Howe will become editor and will bring two reporters from the Kansas City Star. The Globe praises Amarillo support and confidence in the paper's future.
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Amarillo
Texas
Atchison
Kas
Amarillo Globe
E. A. Howe
Atechisoni
Daily Globe
Globe
Panhandle
Howe
Kansas City
Health and longevity notes from a skeptical columnist
A column surveys health writers and longevity tomes, noting Sylvester Graham, Mortimer Collins, and others, then argues that theory rarely matches practice. It critiques self care, urges personal responsibility, and closes with wry vignettes on daily life and society.
Why hold a national election this year questions rise
The speaker questions the need for a national election amid many cabinet resignations and a largely new administration, arguing the ongoing changes reduce the value of holding a vote this year.
Radio Listings From Coast to Coast Evening Programs
A dense broadcast schedule across many stations lists concerts, talks, and youth programs. Notable highlights include Detroit Symphony performances, Fannie Brice and Nanette Kutner appearances, and late night orchestras in Philadelphia New York and Chicago with various soloists and ensembles.
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Werney Delphia
St. Nathaniel Choir
Detroit
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta
Mike McTigue
Young Stribling Bout Wor
Newark
Don Conrad
WEAF
New York
Fannie Brice
Nanette Kutner
Corrie Muer
Adrian Vanderbilt
Mary Bowlby
Pannie Brice
Walter Leary
WOR
Oreste
Peek Inn
Gotham Entertainers & —Music
Gertrude Bianca
Ampion Maie
M—Conrad
Jedel
Commonwealth Orchestra
WOO
Philadelphia
Adelphia Concert Orchestra
Havana Cesino Orchestra
Meyer Davie Concert Orchestra
Sunny Jim
Meyer Davie Orchestra
WRC
Washington
Charles O Uliame
WGY
Schenectady
A. E. Babcock
William R. Klame
Pittsburgh
Uncle Kaybee
Reinert
Neish
KDKA
Howard Webb
University of Pittsburgh
Edka Little Symphony Orcchestra
New York Day by Day: Villages Near New York Show Provincialism
New York by O O McIntyre reflects on small villages near the city revealing quaint provincial traits. Tales include Darrien Conn firemen arson antics and Long Island stores where locals joke about New York. A barber shop ambassador case and retail hawkers highlight urban influence versus rural aloofness.
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New York
Darien
Bayside
Needles
Calif
Do You Remember When Do You Remember When
Do You Remember When recounts colorful local figures: L. O. Thompson head of Thompson Drug Co a popular cowpuncher Col Ernest Thompson Denver Posts Amarillo agent colonel a top newsboy Sheriff Les Whitacks a machinist in Denver Fort Worth shops Chief Justice Walker Hall famed Southwest platform entertainer and wit The Only Harper once ran a livery stable on J C Penney site John left Amarillo for California and oil wealth while shooting up town was a favorite pastime.
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Col
Ernest Thompson
Denver Post
Amarillo
Les Whitacks
Denver & Fort Worth
Walker Hall
Justice Hall
Southwest
Harper
John
J. C. Penney
California
Tales of the Telegraph a Serial of Crime and Sea Pranks
The column recalls Zoe Wilkins’s dramatic life and murder in Kansas City, noting her many marriages and wealth. It then shifts to grim odds as eighteen sailors face a submarine death, and to a stranded scientist couple after nine months on a South Sea reef. A New York holdup ends without theft, while a Fort Worth woman loses jewelry but the criminals return it.
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Zoe Wilkins
Kansas City
Dr. E. M. Loeb
South Sea Islands
Herman Hurewitz
New York
Consistency and reform clash in editorials and civic notes
An editorial rails at inconsistent reform efforts undermining U S values while warning of lax parenting and youth vice. The piece questions moral guidelines as mothers attend reform meetings and youths drift into gambling and nightlife. Local notes mention road work on the Colorado Gulf highway and a poultry prize. Memphis and Hall county host a highway association meeting in June. W E Cameron named Smith county judge.
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Paradise
Johnnie
Mother
Dallam
Dalzhart
Herbert Walker
H. Walker
Memphis
Texas
Hall County
The
Highway Association
Opening Letters By Mistake
A Cincinnati man feared pneumonia and entered a hospital for observation. Surgeons opened the wrong ward and gave an anesthesia to the pneumonia patient and removed his appendix. He recovered but sues for 50000 dollars. The article criticizes the mistake and calls for accountability.
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Cincinnati
Home life and prayer shape society says John Moorr
The quote argues for private practice equal to public prayer, calling home life and training the foundation of society. It asserts belief in prayer and its efficacy while stressing that God helps those who help themselves, attributed to John Moorr.
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John Moorr
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