Amarillo Globe and Globe News Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 is issued evenings except weekends in connection with the Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning. Publisher editor Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C Hawk are listed along with subscription rates and contact details.
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Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Poppies Honor War Dead and Recall Dalton's Warning
A World War I remembrance urges wearing poppies on Poppy Day to honor fallen soldiers and fund living veterans. It notes the uniform gift of the flowers and that proceeds aid disabled veterans and their families. Also included is Emmett Dalton’s reflection that crime never pays, drawn from the Coffeyville raid.
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American Legion Auxiliary
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Stalin as Prophet Prophecy on Capitalism and World Markets
Glenn Frank argues Stalin warned that capitalism depends on markets and rival powers push weaker states to agendas that could lead to conflict. He urges American leaders to rethink foreign trade tariffs beyond horse trading to avoid fulfilling Stalin’s forecast.
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Glenn Frank
Lenin
United States
McClure
Lost Happiness in a Dismal Albany Attic
Nora faces poverty and stigma after a sudden loveless marriage to Nicholas Thayer. Her brother in law Jonathan exerts cold judgment while Nora contemplates leaving Albany with her thoughts of homelessness and a new life.
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Nora Lake
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Julian
Nicholas
Jonathon
Albany
Damon
Nora
Emily
Hallet
Frances
Not a Bride Alone in a Room of Secrets
Nora confesses her painful past to Frances Lindsay in a quiet Paris apartment, seeking understanding after Nicholas death. Frances shares her own losses and dreams, revealing a fragile hope that happiness might return, while Nora awakens to a new sense of reality and support from Hallie.
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Francis
Hallie
How It Began Nugget Origin Story Series
Sunday feature sketches the origin of a common saying with the phrase the die is cast. It invites readers to submit ideas to Russ Murphy at The Globe for future installments and illustration.
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Russ Murphy
Globe
Herold Enjoys Variety In His Wandering Humorist
New York May 2. Don Herold mixes travel and wit as he migrates across the country. He has roamed by air and rail from Los Angeles to Emporia to Chicago and beyond, embodying the traveling humorist tradition.
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Don Herold
California
Mr. Herold
Los Angeles
Tucson
Emporia
Kans
Chicago
Albany
Tarrytown
Metropolis
Flip Encounters a Horned Lizard on the Ranch
In a bedtime tale Flip the Terrier explores a desert encounter with a Horned Lizard named Horry. Flip learns not all desert dwellers are the same and warns against labeling others queer. The exchange shows mutual curiosity and respect before Flip returns to his master.
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Flip
Farmer Brown
Lizard
Horry
Mrely
T. W. Burgess
Break in Sunday night classical concert on WEAF NBC
The WEAF NBC Sunday night classical concert series will pause for two months after the June 28 program and resume around September 1. Originating in 1925 with Reinald Werrenrath, the hour long winter broadcasts formed a pioneering network classical block. Several hundred school children and the New York First Department Band will broadcast June 15 for Flag Day ceremonies at City Hall Park.
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New York
Weaf-Nbc
A. Atwater Kent
Reinald Werrenrath
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City Hall Park
Jessica Dragonette
Wabc-Obbs
Leo Reisman
WEAF
NBC
Dixie Willson
Wjznbc
Keller Sisters
Lynch
Harold Sanford
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed in The Horizontal And Vertical
A compact listing of crossword clues split into horizontal and vertical entries with varied word lengths. Includes hints like piercing with a knife and betel palm, as well as terminology for sensory, linguistic, and botanical terms, suitable for a newspaper puzzle page.
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