The Amarillo Globe History and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe, founded February 20 1924, is a second class matter paper. It publishes evenings except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. GENE HOWE is publisher. WILBUR C. HAWK is general manager. The paper credits Associated Press dispatches and lists subscription rates and phone numbers.
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Associated Press
Forbes Editorial Questions If America Retains Backbone
An editorial from Forbes questions whether Americans remain self-reliant or have become dependent on government aid. It contrasts past pioneer independence with current demands for tariffs, regulation, pensions, unemployment insurance, and federal funding across industries. The piece urges a return to vigor and self-reliance.
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Sound and unsound low prices
Glenn Frank explains that there are two kinds of low prices: sound low retail prices from efficient production and distribution, and unsound low prices caused by financial and economic order maladjustments. He argues current price declines follow such maladjustment and hurt wages, credit, and debt conditions.
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America
Jenny and Grattan Matching Set Up by Secret Pact
Jenny Revell navigates Grattan Matching's sly hospitality as Georgie faces heartbreak and Eddie Townsend’s demand for a home and loyalty. The old man hints at entwined fates with Garth Aveney and Jenny, while Georgie steels herself to choose between love, duty, and ambition.
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Jenny Revell
Georgie
Jenny
Eddie Townsend
Eddie
Grattan Matching
Gratton Matching
Grandfather
Grattan
Aveney
Townsend
Garth
Gill
Kyre
Julia Cleft-Addams
Origin of the Maypole Dance Explored In Globe News Series
The Globe News invites readers to submit theories on how the Maypole dance began and to request ideas for additional customs origin stories. Russ Murphy and Ray Sen sky welcome input and promise illustrations in future installments.
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Ray Sensky
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Globe News
Diana Gift Statue Removed From New York Garden
O. O. McIntyre reports Manhattan despairs as the famous gift Diana, once perched above Madison Square Garden, is moved to a Philadelphia park. The article reflects on New York’s changing culture, recalling Diana’s symbolic ties to the city’s past, and mentions figures like Stanford White and O. Henry.
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New York
Manhattan
Diana
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
Times Square
Peacock Alley
O. Henry
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Old Mr. Toad Is Trapped Beneath a Farmer’s Hole
Old Mr. Toad hides at the bottom of a post hole dug by Farmer Brown's Boy while Mr. Blacksnake hunts him. Toad digs a tunnel to escape, but the hole becomes a trap as predators circle above. Ultimately Toad buries himself as Blacksnake passes, keeping hidden until danger passes.
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Mr. Blacksnake
Farmer Brown
Blacksnake
Sammy Jay
Mr.Toad
T. W. Burgess
AMelia Farhart heads for Europe broadcast plans outlined
AP Radio reports Farhart may return home for a second broadcast if she stays in Europe through Sunday. WABC CBS schedules a Rome talk probably at 1 PM as she attends a transatlantic fliers conference. WEAF NBC unveils a tri weekly dance hour with drama Broadway Gossip and humor, hosted by Walter O Keefe with various orchestras.
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New York
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Europe
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Rome
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D. Thomas Curtin
Bert Lahr
Johnny Hart
Grace Hayes
Nellie Revell
Buddy Rogers
WABC
CBS
Irving Kaufman
Gov. Ritchie
Maryland
Ben Pollack
WJZ
Jack Benny
George Olsen
McCrary Brothers
Joe Moss
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal Clues From Old Paper
A list of crossword prompts including seven across for pineapple and other terms. It spans topics from anatomy to astronomy with clues for brain parts and sun god, plus words like declaration instrument like lyre and chum.
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Africa
Difficult Puzzle Answer List From Historical Crosswords
A cryptic composite lists clues numbered 1 to 55 with vertical and horizontal prompts. It includes entries on chemistry skin secretions gods and musical instruments, plus terms for anatomy language and mounting wordplay, reflecting a multiword vocabulary puzzle.
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