Amarillo Globe News Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe News publishing details list founded February 20 1924 with evening editions except Saturday and Sunday morning editions in combination with the Amarillo Daily News. Publisher and Editor Gene Howe general manager Wilbur C Hawk and AP affiliation are noted with subscription rates in Amarillo and surrounding regions.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Pad
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
France plans vast fortress ring amid wartime lessons
The 1928 French budget outlines billions for a fortress belt across borders linked by earthworks and railways. The piece questions whether European leaders learned from World War I, warning that fortifications alone cannot prevent war or financial ruin without genuine effort to deter future conflict.
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Republic of France
France
Europe
Moody Calls Texas Legislature to Fiscal Reform and Efficiency
Governor Moody urges the fortieth Texas legislature in special session to cut state expenditures to reasonable revenue, ensure efficiency in state jobs, and pass sensible highway legislation. He stresses honest dealing, timely action on the gasoline tax funds, and accountability to the voters.
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Texas
Dan Moody
Highway Department
Moody
Grim 1926 U.S. death and injury toll from accidents
The article cites annual accident figures for 1926 showing over 90,000 deaths and 2.5 million injuries in the United States. It notes one fourth of the injured were children and cites Charles E. Hill of the New York Central Lines as authoritative. It contrasts peacetime toll with wartime losses and calls for greater care for human life.
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Charles E. Hill
New York Central Lines
Enforcing Health Ordinances Under Amarillo Policy
Dr. R. M. Walker, appointed health officer, vows strict enforcement of all health ordinances. Businesses handling food must obtain permits and workers must have health certificates. The aim is to prevent contagious disease spread and safeguard public health in Amarillo.
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R. M. Walker
Walker
Amarillo
Peter Sees Bigmouth the Hippo in the Circus Tent
Peter Rabbit meets Bigmouth the Hippo in a traveling circus. Spotcoat explains the hippo lives in water and breathes like people, feeding on grass and water plants. Peter and Danny Meadow Mouse marvel at the enormous mouth and gentle nature of the crowd favorite.
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Peter Rabbit
Spotcoat the Leopard
Peter
Spotcoat the
Bigmouth
Hippopotamus
Spotcoat
Bigmouth the
Hippo
Lord the Elephant
Plymouth
Farmer Brown
Danny Meadow Mouse
Danny
Spotcoatchen
Leopard
Longears
Pete
T. W. Burgess
On the Lebanon toward America a pair vows home life
Doris and Hartley prepare to marry at sea after escaping pursuit and danger. Hartley reveals his secrets and love as they drift toward America. Doris faces Camilla, her father, and her past, hoping for a quiet married life and children.
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Iana
Doris
Hartley
Lebanon
Southampton
America
British Isles
Riviera
Elaine Young
Teresa
Romeo
Secret Service
Camilla
Darling
Elsie
Harold asks father how to address future mother in law
Harold, an eager groom to be, seeks guidance from his father on what to call Dorothy’s mother before their wedding. The scene unfolds with Harold’s awkward curiosity about family titles as the wedding nears.
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Harold
Trousseau
Buddy
Dad
Dorothy
Barbs Art in Sing Sine prison and other odd notes
A jumble of items from a periodical page mentions Barbs Art exhibited at Sing Sine prison and a young man in Kansas enjoying a floating university. It also notes Portugal revisiting a ping pong pastime and America’s murder trials as popular sport. Handwriting as character is noted on papers marked Insufficient Funds. New York cabs gain a Scope to avoid moral risks. An Ohio ex sailor knows 100 knots. References to China and the ex Kaiser hint at colonial humor and memory.
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Ohio
China
Germany
Red Cross Machinery Readies for Major Disasters
An article outlines how Red Cross chapters nationwide stay on standby, form disaster relief committees, and mobilize centralized resources. It notes family welfare as the unit of relief, details headquarters in Chicago Boston San Francisco Atlanta St Louis and Washington, and explains procedures from initial aid to permanent rehabilitation with need based awards and direct cash grants in urgent cases.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Red Cross
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Red Cross Division
Disaster Relief Committee
Chicago
New England
Boston
Pacific
San Francisco
Southern
Atlanta
Southwestern
St. Louis
Connecticut
New York
Virginia
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Amarillo Globe
Associated Press
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BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Ely Dale
By Thornton W. Burgess
Bigmouth the Hippo
Dann
Adventuress
Mildred Barbour
J. Norman Lynd
Metropolitan Newspaper Service
N. Y
Sanford
Paris
Krideg
Madame Rosetta
Count Romeo
Weyburn Junction
Carolyn Wells
Sing Sine
Kansas
Portugal
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