Amarillo Daily News Publication Details
Founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter in Amarillo Texas under act of 1879 published evenings except Saturday in combination with Globe-News Publishing Co at 6th and post office at Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning. GENE HOWE publisher and EASTOR WILBUR C HAWK general manager. Circulation and business departments listed with subscription rates in Amarillo by carrier.
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Rillo
Texas
Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
Ama- Daily News
Fillmore
Amarillo Faces Decision on Methodism College Financing
A Panhandle-wide debate centers on whether Amarillo should finance and locate a Methodist college in the city. Editorials note insufficient local support in Clarendon and other towns, urging immediate action or a public statement.
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Amarillo
Methodist College
Panhandle
Plains
Clarendon
Childress Post
Schoool
Pulitzer honors Canton Daily News editor slain in crusade
The Pulitzer Prize awarded to the Canton Daily News honors late Don R. Mellett, who led a fearless campaign against ice and political corruption in Canton. His murder over the years of reform underscores a city-wide shift toward decency, with three killers already sentenced to life.
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Canton
Ohio
Daily News
Don R. Mellett
Mellett
The P T A in San Jacinto
The Globe highlights the San Jacinto Parent Teachers association work this session including physical training book purchases musical equipment cafeteria cen sus and other efforts to improve the school. The piece urges other PTAs to publish written reports of their accomplishments for public awareness.
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P. T.A
San Jacinto
The
Globe
Parent Teachers Association
San Jacinto Organization
Sonia Marsh at a San Francisco Party and New Life
Sonia, seventeen, leaves Stockton for San Francisco and begins a crowded, tense adjustment. She starts in a real estate office, endures wary stares, befriends Maxine LaRue, and attends a party where flirtations mix with caution. She longs for Joe Carte while embracing independence and city freedoms.
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Stockton
San Francisco
Sonia
Perry
Y. W
Don
the Thomas Real Estate Co
Mr. Thomas
Fiel
Maxine LaRue
Sutter Street
Joe
Sidney
Tom Underwood
Don Stillwater
Vera
Golden Gate Park
Maxine
Ised
Boston Readers Missed Truly Amusing French Novel
A Boston censor bans The Madonna of the Sleeping Cars by Maurice Dekobra, while noting its brisk global popularity. The reviewer jokes about Boston’s taste, the book’s risqué plot involving Lady Wynham seeking czar concessions, and the lighthearted, bold humor that may not threaten morals.
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NEA
Boston
Payson and Clark
Maurice Dekobra
Europe
Globe
Joana Wynham
Mrs. Wharton
Lady Wynham
Peter and Danny Face a Giant Constrictor at the Circus
Peter Rabbit and Danny Meadow Mouse explore a circus tent with exotic woods and a giant Constrictor named Bou from South America. They tremble at the sight, fear catching them as they peek behind a glass front and flee into the Green Meadows, wondering if such dangers could exist there.
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Peter Rabbit
Danny Meadow Mouse
Miss Coyote
Howler
Peter
Polar Bear
Buster Bear
Mr. Polar Bear
Danny
Circus Mouse
Mr. Black
Bou
South America
Bea
Greer Meadows
Mother Nature
Reddy Fox
Redtail
Hawk
Hooty
Owl
Old Man Coyote
Yowler
Bobcat
Coyote
T. W. Burgess
Poppy Sale Aids Disabled Veterans And Families
The American Legion Auxiliary and Veterans of Foreign Wars plan a poppy sale with proceeds aiding disabled veterans and their families. Poppies are made by veterans or their families and sold for one cent each to support hospital care, mortgages, and other needs in the Southwest.
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The
Legion Auxiliary
Americ Legion Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Students Seek Work for Summer at Canyon Teachers College
Special to The Globe reports May 25 1929 Canyon Texas applicants for summer and fall term jobs at West Texas State Teachers College. Dora Lee Wood and a companion from Wheeler Texas among early applicants, job slots limited, hundreds seek work in dormitories and local homes amid a steady intake process.
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Globe
Canyon
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Dora Lee Wood
Wheeler
Texas
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Lyman Beecher
Constance Rourke
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Antony Comstock
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Thomas Paing
Harcourt-Brace
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Frankie
Berkeley
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Albert Donohue
Bertie
Miss Marsh
Tam
Mae MacGregor
Sara
Son
Joe Carte
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