Amarillo Globe Newspaper Listing and Rates
The Amarillo Globe published evenings except Saturdays in connection with the Amarillo Daily News. It lists address at 6th and Fillmore and shows telephone departments for News and Business, Circulation, with subscription rates of $3.90 and $7.60 and local rate $2.50. The paper began February 20 1924 and is entered as second class matter.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Hoover faces vast national issues as new era begins
The article notes the incoming president must tackle major domestic and foreign challenges from prohibition to naval policy and world cooperation. It highlights Hoover's global connections and calls support for a Palo Duro Canyon park project, with D E Colp and Phebe Warner backing legislative approval and local advocacy by Harve Haines.
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Hoover
Board of City Development
Palo Duro Canyon
D. E. Colp
State Park Board
Col. Harve Haines
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
Texas
Southwest
Hoover endorses narrow probe to improve enforcement
Eastern newspapers express surprise at President Hoover's demand that the prohibition investigation committee focus on enforcement efficiency and not modify the law. Critics who backed him for other issues may be surprised by his clear position.
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Hoover
Prohibition
The Shadow of Fear and a Child’s Self Worth
A reflection on how parental fears about a child’s resemblance to a troubled relative shape the child’s self image. The piece argues traits are not inherited and warns that expectations based on family history can create a self-fulfilling dullard mindset. It urges parents to shed fears and support their children toward growth.
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Howard
Laughing Around the World Explanation of a Guardsman Sentry Incident
This explains how a green recruit spent 48 hours in the guard house at Governors Island New York harbor. A new sentry duty night, an approaching figure from the ferry land, a halt call and the reply Chaplain.
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Army
Governors Island
New York Harbor
Higher Class Cafes Prosper on No-Tipping
Pamela Judson, a hotel heiress, navigates romance and danger after a car chase and a roadside holdup. A stranger named Huck helps Pamela change a tire and escorts her, revealing a wary connection as she learns his name and background while racing to safety.
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Mildred Lawrence
Judson Hotel
Stephen Armitage
Connie
Mildred
Pamela Judson
Stephen
Pamela
Andrew Connor
Huck
Judson
Crossword clues and a scene with Pamela Judson
A list of crossword definitions appears amid a narrative where Pamela Judson contemplates rackets and her social identity. A man scrutinizes her, noting she is a modern debutante, while Huck slips into his secretive jargon. Page 15.
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Pamela
Pamela Judson
Huck
Mecircular Word Puzzle Glistens With Odd Clues
A puzzle section lists numbered clues from 40 to 39 with varied definitions. Entries include headgear comfort Hodgepodge lift up and to reckon chronologically vertical, plus words for vehicle beer meadow ponder care guard foments solitary conjunction prisoner ewe lair decay dress type of poem wand enliven identical joined before labored oath outer garment possessive pronoun chum tiny green vegetable seed wing part and a gardening implement.
Robber the Rat framed Jimmy Skunk in a henhouse mystery
Farmer Brown's Boy discovers rats robbed his chickens under the henhouse. Jimmy Skunk is cleared, and the farmer cleans out the rat nest, concluding Robber the Rat was the thief. Jimmy stays nearby to deter future rat trouble as the boy reflects on misjudgment and learning from error.
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Jimmy Skunk
Farmer Brown
Jimmy
Brown
Tyg
Mother Brown
Mother “Brown
Robber
T. W. Burges
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