Amarillo Globe News Publishing Details and Masthead
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under act of March 3 1899. Published evenings except weekends in connection with Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. Gene Howe publisher and editor Wilbur G C Hawk general manager. ee 5eer 3 25 1 00.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News- Pub. Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur GC. Hawk
Amarillo bids for 1982 West Texas Chamber convention
The article reports Amarillo as a contender to host the 1982 West Texas Chamber of Commerce meeting amid competition from Dallas Sweetwater and Mineral Wells. It notes bidding activity, delegation sizes, and the likelihood Amarillo may be outnumbered, urging maximum participation and support at the Lubbock session. It also discusses a separate national tree debate proposed by Robert Sterling Yard who supports the white pine as a national symbol, contrasting it with the giant Sequoia suggestion.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Lubbock
America
Robert Sterling Yard
National Parks Association
Wilbur
Sierras
Yard
The Fickleness Peril by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that modern nations ride on productive ideas and laments widespread backsliding from democracy science mass production and engineering. He urges restraint and a push to preserve the major ideas that fueled prosperity and progress in the prior quarter century.
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Glenn Frank
America
Olympus
McClure Newspaper
Mysterious Waye Seeks Redemptive Twist in Revenge
The narrator John Waye, bent on vengeance for the murder of "Spider" Schlitz, becomes entangled with Marjorie Lauderdell at The Monastery nursing home. He shifts from killer to protector as she inspires mercy, while he hunts Chink Dorson, faces police suspicion, and plots Marjorie’s safety against Charters and partners.
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Chink Dorson
William
Waye
Simon
Marjorie
Rosemary
Marjorie Lauderdell
John Dacre Waye Vanderleur St. Clair
Witherby End
Charters
Frederick A. Stokes
How It Began 27 Arabs and the Camel Phrase
A fragment from a Globe series states that Arabs used the camel as a beast of burden and that the camel rises at a master’s command. It notes the English phrase get up and suggests this habit influenced how horses are started. It invites readers to submit ideas for future installments and mentions Russ Murphy.
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Dora
Russ Murphy
Globe
Greenhorn Is Rarely Heard in New York
Diary style column recounts a day in New York with visits to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Havemeyer paintings, sightings of Patsy Kelly and Irving Caesar, a meal at Tappan's on Ocean Parkway, and notes on hotels like the Algonquin. Mentions include Arthur Krock quote and cultural figures.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Modern Pepys
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Havemeyer
59Th Street
Greenhorn
Athletic Club
Green
Old timer radio program to end on air May 19
The Happy Bakers Tuesday night feature on the WEAF chain will close May 19 after three years of weekly appearances. A review program will replace it, and Brush Man from WJZ will take a Saturday night slot. CBS adds KGB San Diego. WWVA Wheeling joins May 23, bringing stations total to 84.
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C.e.butterfield
Associated Press
New York
Happy Bakers
WEAF
Actiou
Bakers
Brush Man
WJZ
CBS
KGB
San Diego
Calif
WWVA
Wheeling
W. Va
Crossword Puzzle from Today's Variety Bazaar
A printed crossword puzzle page lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The grid includes definitions such as Where is Crater Lake and To disfigure, with various numbers tied to each clue and several partially legible entries.
Humble cactus home inspires a tale of contentment
Old Mother Nature narrates that perfect homes suit their owners not all, as cactus Bill and his mate build a shelter inside a giant prickly cactus. Farmer Brown's Boy muses on safety, while the cactus sap hardens walls, making a durable nest amid desert moisture scarcity.
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Cactus Bill
Gilded Flicker
Farmer Brown
Bill
Farmer Brown's Bay
Hawk
T. W. Burgess
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Black Peter
Pacific Coast
Empire Builders
Wilfred Glenn
Basso
Jeanne Cowan
Majestic
Amarillo Electric Company
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