Amarillo Globe-News publishes May 23 1927 edition details
The Amarillo Globe News announces publication info for its May 23 1927 issue with details on editors publishers and association status. It lists circulation and subscription rates by carrier and mail for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. It notes mornings and Sundays scheduling and the paper's affiliations.
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Postoffic Fillo
Texas
Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
Ams
BY Mail Daily
Texas, Oklahoma and
New Mexico
Amarillo Praised By Convention Visitors
Delegates and shippers praised Amarillo after grain and shipper meetings last week. Visitors exclaimed the city’s growth and hospitality, noting extensive hotel and auditorium facilities and calling for Amarillo to become a great convention city as a repeated promotional goal.
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Grain and Shippers
Amarillo
Panhandle
Care at Left Turns
Traffic engineers deplore left turns as they slow and tie up flow. Risks rise when drivers make short left turns at unguarded corners, crossing to the wrong side and endangering all. Police directed enforcement could deter reckless practice and improve safety.
Rheims Cathedral Reopens After World War I Destruction
France and the United States celebrate the May 26 reopening of Rheims cathedral restored after shell damage. Cardinal Lucan remained nearby during the war and will see the shrine return to life. The Gothic landmark stands as a world treasure and a point of pride for Americans who helped fund part of the restoration.
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France
United States
Rheims
Lucan
El Paso Host to War Wounded at Convention
El Paso will host the seventh national convention of the Disabled American Veterans in June. Brigadier General John V. Clinnin leads conferences with local leaders and D A V chapters. Highlights include a veteran wreath at Arlington and other unknown soldier tombs, a Taps ceremony, and a keynote report by Gen Frank T. Hines. A border bull fight and rehabilitation talks are planned.
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International
EL Paso
John V. Clinnin
Chicago
Citizens’ Committee
Arlington
London
Paris
Rome
Brussels
Mme. Schuman Heink
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
Trouserette Gowns Highlight Bender Evening Frock
A new Bender evening frock features crystal beaded blue georgette with a unique trouserette hemline design. The front and back hems are caught together creating a distinctive silhouette.
Color Combinations in New Palettes
New color sets include che rub paired with Indian orange and wild orchid with pale rose. Other pairings feature popcorn with white, yellow green with flesh pistache and old rose with blue.
Sonia's Escape to San Francisco a Fresh Start
Sonia Marsh’s plan to move to San Francisco gains traction when Dr. Stillwater secures a bookkeeping job for her in his uncle Jed Thomas’s real estate office. Her father faces a stark choice as Don Stillwater argues for letting her go, amid a small town clash of reputation and longing for freedom.
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Sonia
Dr. Stillwater
San Francisco
Don
V. W
Senta
Pather
Jed Thomas
Anne Marsh
Sidney Maine
Sidney
Don Stillwater
Vera
Mrs. Marsh
Joe Carter
Joe
Marsh
Stockton
Anna Marsh
Tom Underwood
Tom
Stillwater’s
Purifier at White House noted amid era quirks
A lighthearted collection notes President Coolidge reportedly installed an air purifier at the White House. The fragment also touches on commonplace headlines and a humorous short story about thrift and a rainy day, ending with a syndicated piece from 1926.
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Coolidge
White House
Jocko the Ape Explains Ape Kin in Menagerie
Peter Rabbit and Danny Meadow Mouse visit a zoo cage where Jocko the Ape explains his Chimpanzee relation and describes other Apes like Orangutan and Gorilla. The conversation covers tails, ground travel, and tree living while introducing various monkeys nearby. The scene ends with a tease of the next tale, Peter Is Distressed.
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Peter Rabbit
Danny Meadow Mouse
Jocko the Ape
Peter
Danny
Circus Mouse
Jocko
Mr. Jocko
Joccko
Billy Poss
T. W. Burgess
Heflin Barnstorming Tour Delights Audiences Across States
Senator J Thomas Heflin tours the nation after the congressional session delivering bold speeches on Mexico Nicaragua and the Catholic hierarchy. Praise pours in from Shelby Davidson Lincolnton and Raleigh while towns in Indiana Illinois and Arkansas anticipate further dates and the White House rumor mill grows.
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Washington
J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Heflin
Pennsylvania
New England
Terre Haute
Indiana
Mexico
Nicaragua
Paused and horrified listener slips back to bed
A young girl hides in the dark listening in fear as her mother weeps, ending with a note that the scene continues. The fragment hints at a tense domestic moment and a developing dramatic arc.
Coolidge Returns to Washington From Mayflower Trip
President Coolidge came back to Washington this morning aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower after spending the weekend on the Potomac. Also aboard were Mrs. Coolidge, Interior Secretary Work, Postmaster General New and spouses, C. Glover Jr., Frank W. Stearns, Shipping Board Commissioner Myers, and Mrs. Hert, vice chair of the Republican national committee.
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United Press
Washington
President Coolidge
Potomac River
Three Die in Home Fire Smoke Tragedy
Three people perished from suffocation as a frame home burned in Brooklyn New York on May 23 United Press reports Mrs Barbara Wahl aged 49 her son Walter J Wahl 28 and Robert Hudson nephew of Mrs Wahl were found dead in the same room Authorities believe Wahl died attempting to rescue his mother Patrolman Walter Wahl identified among the dead.
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United Press
Brooklyn
N. Y
Barbara Wahl
Walter J. Wahl
Robert Hudson
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