Amarillo Globe 1924 masthead and imprint fragment
Fragmentary OCR from The Amarillo Globe dated February 20 1924 shows publishing imprint details and a list of staff and circulation notes with various misspellings and illegible segments. It references the Globe News Publishing Co and mentions dates positions and sections typical of old newspaper mastheads.
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Claus Tmantter
Amarillo
Tess
Prinienad
Cane
AmaCio Daly
Tie Globe News Publising Co
Pilmore
Wesley
Toy
Sayahie
Earnee
Taal
Cilehe Mad News
Omandin
Prairie-style rant on Puerto Rico’s status and migration crisis
The voice condemns American policy toward Puerto Rico, calling the island degr aded and overpopulated and accusing the United States of neglect. It links poverty and disease in San Juan to waves of Puerto Ricans moving to New York, arguing for a decisive cleanup and responsible aid. The speaker laments reliance on relief and tax exemptions as insufficient and urges national accountability.
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Spain
Briestricken
Puerta Rica
Puerto Hico
Philippines
Independence
Puerto Rica
San Juan
St Reality
New York
Puerto Rico
Insular
Caribbean
Dune
Pds
Communist Party of
United States
Europe
America
Ny Lace
Washington
Broadway Nightclubs Before the Decline of 47
Billy Rose recalls New Yorks Broadway cabarets from the late 1940s. He discusses the nightclub scene, protection, policing, and the lives of chorus girls and show folk, noting unions, salaries, and the shift toward legitimacy amid tough regulations.
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New York
Life
Catitarnia
Wes
Broadway
Ton Wolking
Wee Banks
Kent
Keveligs
Oll Ei Fey
Larry Jay Lel Cue
Charles “Chink” Sherman
Ditch Sehultz
Abbey Club
Tom Dewey
Lucky Luciano
Fiorello la Guardia
Dewey
Thade
Joe Average
Moscow
Manhattan
American Guild of Variety Artista
Matt Shelvey
Shelvey
Billy Rowe
Better Reality Than Illusion in Paul of Press
Dorothy Thompson argues truth over falsehood and reality over illusion, praising optimism while warning that communists seek to derail the Marshall Plan. She critiques Soviet strategy, urges U.S. firmness, and calls to expose neo-Bonapartism and state capitalism in a shifting Cold War landscape.
Amarillo School Board approves additions and site plans
Construction bids were approved for an addition at the Ramey Mathis School with a bid of 211 785 by Claude Matois for Ramey Mathis Construction. The project adds six rooms an assembly cafeteria office health room study area and heating system. The board also selected 30 acres from the Whittington Estate as a site for a new football stadium north of Amarillo and near Thompson Park.
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Gonswacklan
Humphreys Binmanid School
Dallas
Ramey-Mathis Construction Company
Poare
Claude Matois
Hiexb
Euanibtinel Wicks
Whittington
Amavilla
Thompson Park
Polk Survey
Jhe
van Buren
Mary Carr
Sanborn School
Sandie Bool
Sandie
Pampa
Amarillo
ROTC
The
Amarillo National Bank
Amarillo Globe Briefs and Athens Refugee Aid Report
Board member Jinks fled from guerrillas amid a school leadership meeting attended by Rogers and George, while Athens reports 810000 refugees in urban areas, requiring 41000000 to feed and house them, many elderly, women, and children.
MOVIE COVER UP critic sounds over film industry
George E. Sokolsky blasts the motion picture industry for hiring public figures to influence public opinion and cover up alleged Communist influence. He argues for a Thomas committee investigation and warns of Soviet danger, urging accountability and transparency in Hollywood figures and productions.
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Wendell Willkie
el Johnston
Paul McNutt
Johnston
McNutt
Chayrge
Vishinsky
Europe
Dha
United Nations
Afl
Alnce V-J
Molian Pliebure
Thamas Committee
Eric Johnston
Pace
Thomas Committee
United States
PBI
Thoman
Russia
Americ
Kine Features Syn. Inc
Public Schools Seek Custodians as Staffing Shortfall Grows
Amarillo public school system faces a shortage of building custodians. The school board accepted the resignation of D. D. Horn as maintenance foreman and approved designating the position as buildings and grounds superintendent under George Waddill. A small pay schedule adjustment was granted.
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Amarillo
2.D. Horn
George Waddill
Birthday Echoes Across Kinfolk in Rural Tale
A rambling family vignette recalls aging relatives with comic exaggeration. It names Great-Uncle Ezra, Great-Grandpappy, Cousin Abner, and others, describing birthdays and antics from youth to centenarian years. The speaker teases Bolk Street Professor Johnny Windorn over as Carlton- Morey Company Kol i Rirsarlay creel the aviey day, noting birthdays and family quirks with humorous earfuls.
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Johnny
Windorn
Carlton— Morey Company
Rina
Hepatbah
Jenkinney
Ezra
Dern
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mix of Clues and Numbers
A dense OCR of crossword hints including horizontal and vertical clues with partial words and misspellings. Names, numbers, and locations appear scattered like a broken puzzle page, listing clues such as tribal terms, furniture, animals, and common nouns.
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Communist Declaration of Poitical War Frees Us In the United Nations
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Bud
Alex
Bernard Shaw
Ana
Ramey-Mathis
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Dick Jerry Briscoe
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Herman Smith
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George E. Sokolsky
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the Howkfinger
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Finland
V. G. Martin
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U. S
Sweden
H. Freeman
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State Department
Howe's Call
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