Amarillo Globe and Globe-News Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe lists publication dates and ownership details, noting it is published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. It lists address, publisher names Gene Howe and Wilbur C. Hawk, and Associated Press membership with subscription and delivery information.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
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News-Globe
Memorial Day Vision and World Peace Hopes
The Globe reflects on Memorial Day 1933 as a tribute to fallen soldiers from Lexington to the Argonne. It highlights President Roosevelt's Geneva disarmament push and the New Deal’s global reach, urging international understanding over war and envisioning a future where warfare ends.
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America
Lexington
Argonne
Geneva
Roosevelt
Duke of Wellington
Murder in a French hotel tests Sue Tally resolve
In a gloomy Paris lodging, Sue Tally faces danger as a priest’s murder hints at a token that proves identity to a fortune. Detective Lorn weighs whether the priest was honest or a conspirator, while Miss Tally contemplates police protection and departure with allies amid wary Lovschiems and a chilling lounge scene.
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Sue Tally
Armene
Jim Sundean
David Lorn
Father Robart
Lorn
Sue
Lovschiems
Marcus
Grethe
Mrs. Byng
Marianne
Stravsky
LAMPS OF THE NEW LEARNING BY GLENN FRANK AND HAROLD RUGG
The article outlines eleven core propositions for educational modernism. It urges teaching global interdependence, rapid cultural change, private property, democracy’s experiments, public duty, inclusive economic government, opposition to economic nationalism, world economic governance, critical roles of promoters and exploiters, psychology of behavior, and the scientific method to prepare youth to adapt and participate in a changing world.
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Glenn Frank Harold Rugg
McClure Newspaper
Health Talk on Work and Rheumatic Tendencies
Dr fishbein explains how occupation affects rheumatic disorders. Outdoor work increases cases versus indoor roles by three to five times, with office and certain female occupations better for those prone to arthritis. Men are advised away from postman police miner outdoor labor and certain damp heat workers. hot dry climates aid those with rheumatism.
Texas House passes concurrent quail and dove season bill
The Texas House approved a bill to make quail and dove seasons in the South Texas zone run concurrently from December 1 to January 16. Senate approval is required before sending the measure to the governor.
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Austin
Texas House
South Texas
Senate
DAN THOMAS IN FILMLAND
Hollywood gossip notes feature Randolph Scott Vivian Gaye Gail Patrick and Gary Cooper among stars. Dolores Del Rio Andy Devine Clark Gable Kay Francis Helen Hayes Ken McKenna and Boris Karloff appear in light anecdotes and vacation plans while observers riff on outfits and quirks at various studios and hotspots.
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Hollywood
Randolph Scott
Vivian Gaye
Fl Capitan Theater
Gail Patrick
Dick Arlen
Bing Crosby
Gary Cooper
Clark Gable
Clark
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Hawaii
Andy Devine
Universal
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Kay Francis
Ken McKenna
Jean Parker
Nils Asther
Great Dane
Una Merkel
Boris Karloff
London
Estelle Taylor
Russ Columbo
Jimmy Dunn
Jimmy
Will Rogers and Gramercy Revisited in McIntyre Sketch
Observational piece by C O McIntyre compares Will Rogers noting his disarming grin and deft satirical gift to Twain Nye and Durante. The author wanders New York’s Gramercy area recalling historic facades, familiar faces, and a chance reunion with Mark Dwyer amid a reflective, nostalgic travelogue.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Will Rogers
Rogers
Mark Twain
Bill Nye
Ring Lardner
U S Beer Arrests In Santone Halted
In San Antonio on May 30 Prohibition Administrator John Hurley ordered deputies to step up arrests of 3.2 beer sellers until four pending cases are disposed of by July 5 The San Antonio Restaurant Association had protested raids and received a telegram announcing the suspension of arrests by Hurley
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San Antonio
Johns
Hurley
Washington
San Antonio Restaurant Association
Grigsby wins Oklahoma trap title in sister shoot-off
Oklahoma City May 30 Mrs H E Grigsby national women's trapshooting champion won the Oklahoma state title after a shoot-off with her sister Mrs W F Stanton. Both shot 94 of 100 then Grigsby added 22 of 25 to Stanton's 21.
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Oklahoma City
H. E. Grigsby
Oklahoma
W. F. Stanton
Crossword Puzzle Clue Set From A Historic Page
A large list of crossword style clues appears, including horizontal and vertical entries with various numbered hints. It references places such as Manchukuo and a British island on Vancouver Island and includes words like melody, hearing organ, and leather stretching tools, with many enumerated clues across two directions.
Winsome Bluebird Returns Home in Thornton Burgess Tale
In this bedtime vignette Winsome Bluebird returns after winter to a warm welcome from friends, including Tommy Tit the Chickadee who questions the early arrival and notes Mistress Spring may be near. The reader sees homecoming joy and simple chatter of woodland neighbors.
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Bluebird
Dee
Tommy Tit
Mistress Spring
Health tests may start earlier in Amarillo schools
Health officials in Amarillo consider early start for pre school physicals and expand June schedule with more conferences. Dr. B M Primer said new timetable aims to record every child entering school this fall. A series of four conferences was set, with PTAs coordinating at Tyler, Bivins, Johnson and Buchanan schools.
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Amarillo
B. M. Primer
Tyler School
Bivins
Johnson
Buchanan
Primer
Parent
Blue jay attacks necks of male passersby in Gloucester
In Gloucester New Jersey a blue jay nesting near George Doedzer's home has become aggressively pugnacious, pecking male passersby in the neck. The incident marks a surprising disturbance as the bird allegedly targets men while the bluebird is seen as a symbol of happiness.
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Gloucester
N. J
Glouchester
George Doedzer
Radio Clock and Bird Tale from Old Orchard
In New York on May 30 listeners tune to WEAP NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC for a varied evening of programs including Song, Opera, and a Forum with Sen. J. Ham Lewis. The tale follows Winsome Bluebird’s return to the Old Orchard, where Bully the Crow and Speckles the Starling resist his reentry.
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