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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1928
Page
6
In a February filing the Amarillo Globe-News fails to publish a full local court record as printed material notes public notices missing. Editor Wilbor C. Hawk confirms the Associated Press wires supplied the dispatches and the paper’s subscribers receive standard regional coverage.
A vivid narrative follows Jerry King and Marta as a rain soaked party night unfolds. Jerry weighs risk, romance, and the lure of Basil North and Saxon Rhodes while navigating Studious dreams, intoxicants, and the pull of a freer life.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions using wit and hints at wartime commentary. Names, dates, places, or concrete actions are not readable, leaving only a general exhortation to leverage information during conflict.
In the Old Orchard a cunning warbler couple build a second story nest to seal a rival bird Sally Sly’s egg. Mrs Sunshine insists on blocking the egg while Sunshine reluctantly assists, ensuring Sally Sly’s egg never hatches. A tale of cunning and birds in a feathered world.
A neighbor’s child with a sharp knowledge of cars cannot distinguish horses from cows. The piece argues that today’s youngsters grow up amid radios planes and autos and will view industry differently, valuing machines as tools rather than ends. Their fresh perspective may reshape future work and society.
A pilot, Harry Anderson, was attacked by a demented passenger with a hammer 2000 feet above Pontiac Michigan. Anderson regained control and avoided a fatal crash. The passenger is being examined by alienists as Anderson recovers in hospital.
Irwin recalls a bartered voyage to a remote South Seas island where a native king asks if John L. Sullivan is still King of America. The tale blends travel lore with a comic inquiry as a ship to visit distant shores.
The Fokker monoplane commanded by Richard Byrd to be used in the summer Antarctic flight has undergone major changes at East Boston Airport. It now features bright orange paint for visibility, two new emergency tanks, pontoon landing gear, and a yacht-like cockpit interior. Test flights in Boston harbor will begin soon with Wilmer Stutz piloting.
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