Amarillo Globe Publisher Editor and Manager Names
The Amarillo Globe lists Gene Howe as Publisher and Editor and Wilbur C. Hawk as General Manager. It notes Associated Press rights for generally credited dispatches and regular news published in the paper. The page includes a cryptic line “6262 canee were” trailing a damaged fragment.
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Amarillo
Texas
Americ Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Ann ‘ Fimore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
Community Chest idea roots traced to Liverpool origin
The Community Chest plan began in Liverpool and spread to Cleveland Cincinnati and many U S cities. In Amarillo a finance campaign starts November 18 to promote joint charity funding in over 335 cities across the United States and Canada. Last year more than 28 million people gave, with an average gift around 2 50. The movement expanded through war chests and postwar growth, shaping modern community fundraising.
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Amarillo
United States
Canada
Liverpool
England
North America
Cleveland
Cincinnati
America
Children’s Fund
Red Cross
A Dutch Breakfast and Dinner Feast Described
Estelle H Reis in World Traveler paints a Dutch morning menu as vast and lavish. Seven breads, multiple meats, cheeses like Limberger and Edam, eggs, jams, and a strong coffee begin a day that stretches to a grand market bounty at dinner with multiple roast meats and rich courses.
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Estelle H. Reis
Europe
Miss Reis
Washington Day Book on MacDonalds Draws Reserved Washington Response
Washington reporters note a restrained reception for British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and his daughter Ishbel in 1920s Washington. Galleries in Congress drew crowds while public admiration remained calm with polite applause and smiles. The diary highlights MacDonald’s dignity and Ishbel’s spirited youth as compelling yet low-key entries in the capital.
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Washington
Queen Marie
Romania
Ramsay MacDonald
Ishbel
Washee
Connecticut Avenue
Hoover-MacDonald
White House
Rapidan
Congress
House
Senate
MacDonald
Rt. Hon
Robert Vansittart
Imposter heiress faces exposed past and love
Helen confesses she is the Cunningham heiress by fraud and Eva is Evangeline Nellini, an adopted daughter. Mrs Ennis urges Bob to consider marriage, while Helen seeks to reveal the truth to Eva and plan their next steps amid shock and looming consequences.
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Mrs. Ennis
Evangeline
Helen
Cunningham
Brent
Helen Nellin
Bob
Eva
Emma
Eva Speee
Evangeline Nollin
Charles Owens
Charles Nellini
Celebrities in New Move to Find Limelight
O C McIntyre of New York chronicles celebrity excess and street disguises in a Jim Crow era skit of Broadway life. He notes a monkish retreat for a star and a curb market of diamond workers on John Street while detailing dinner dates with writers and executives. He also captures a dramatic romance between Nellin and Bob with Eva seeking fame and Helen choosing love over fortune.
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New York
Pepys
H. T. Webster
Limner
Players
Gene Tunney
Berlin
Stoughton
Mass
Vincent Lopez
St. Regis
Broadway
Fred McLaughlin
John Street
lazy parents behind the child care fuss
ALICE JUDSON PEALE argues lazy parenting rivals laziness in children. She cites examples from public life and home, urging parents to enforce rules and teach self direction. The piece highlights Ishbel and Mrs. Elder as illustrations of convenience over guidance, urging mindful parenting.
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Alice Judson Peale
Peter Rabbit Shot at and Hiding in the Old Pasture
Peter Rabbit hides in bramble tangles after a hunter fires a terrible gun. He suffers a three legged limp and fears Reddy Fox as he longs for the Old Briar patch. Mrs Peter worries from the Old Briar patch as the hunter leaves. The next story is Reddy Fox Finds Peter Rabbit.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Briar Patch
Mr Sun
Reddy Fox
Green Meadows
Jed Thumper
T. W. Burgess
Chicken coop turned into barbecue stand disaster
W C Franklin, a Dallas produce dealer, was forced into wholesale roasting after a fire consumed his coops. Hundreds of chickens ducks and pigeons were killed as flames toppled the main coop door and fire apparatus trampled stock. Franklin valued the unroasted stock at 1500 dollars. A New York theater advertises a murder confession as entertainment with William E Peters recounting the slaying of Miss Leona Fischback in Philadelphia police headquarters.
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Associated Press
Dallas
W. C. Franklin
Franklin
New York
William E. Peters
Philadelphia
Leona Fischback
Merchants of Cheefoo Refuse Trade Over Heavy Levy
Merchants in Cheefoo China are refusing to transact business due to heavy levies imposed by bandits. The pressure disrupts local commerce and raises concerns about security and economic stability in the port city.
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Cheefoo
China
Crossword Puzzle Mostly Short Words Horizontal
A compact crossword puzzle with numbered clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Includes word lengths and themed hints such as plaited collar kindled tense toward sea wrath above confined soft broom and more, plus Saturday’s answers with additional clues.
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