Amarillo Globe details and masthead information
The Amarillo Globe published evenings with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. Address Sixth and Fillmore, Amarillo, Texas. Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C. Hawk. Subscription rates and special delivery service outlined. Statement of independence and commitment to right with no party political leaning.
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Law Ideals Versus Real Duties At Bar Admission
A New York judge warns 199 new lawyers to uphold public duty amid unrest and radicalism. He notes lawyers for top gangsters challenge federal kidnapping and firearms acts, arguing constitutionality, while the DOJ has already solved 55 kidnappings and secured dozens of convictions.
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New York
Francis Martin
Department of Justice
June Robles
Charles Urschel
Harvey Bailey
Supreme Court
NRA
Bailey
Justice Martin
Right on the Geese Question In 1926 Politics
An old Yankee tale explains how evasion won votes in a New England village. A mayoral candidate avoided taking sides on whether to pasture geese on the common, simply declaring he was right on the geese question. The tactic drew near-total support, suggesting future leaders must go beyond rhetoric to mobilize voters.
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New England
McClure
Bonds Theft Sparks Police Probe Across City
In a tense Chicago chapter, detective Larry Glenn questions Bobby Wallace about hot bonds stolen from the National Bank of Neoia. The scheme links to Don Montague and to state auto sales where a $10,000 car may hide a gangster supply chain.
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Jean Dunn
Donald Montague
Bobby Wallace
Jean
Golden Feather
Sandy Harkins
Sandy
Bobby
Larry
Sonny Boyd
Boyd
Montague
Larry Glenn
The
State Auto Sales, Inc
Bobby Finaly
Don Montague
National Bank of
Neoia
Red Jackson Ean
Robby
Mottacne
Edo
Lars Soqiner
Crildem
Menotague
Lewis
Ces
West Park Boulevard
Abe
Munsey Biography and Broadway Gossip Run Through 1935 Notes
The piece surveys Frank A. Munsey’s life and a related biography titled Forty Years Forty Millions, adding sharp asides on Broadway’s social scene. It combines reminiscences from New York reporters, derisive portraits of publishing figures, and quick quips about celebrities, barber shops, and year 1935 gossip.
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New York
George Britt
Frank A. Munsey
Munsey
Elinor Glynn
Paris
Frank Crowninshield
Crowninshield
Miss Glynn
Champs Elysees
Gray Wolf
Slavery Began in Jamestown Era, Says Scholar
Fragmentary notes claim slavery originated in the United States with the Jamestown settlement and Bacon's Rebellion. The text traces colonial violence and fires, noting 390 inhabitants and the broader colonization context, though many phrases are garbled.
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Jamestown
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United States
Jamestown Colony
Betes of
Wittr Orlon
Lightfoot the Deer Pride Turns to Caution
In autumn days Lightfoot the Deer flaunts his new antlers and admired strength. Slimlegs and Mrs Lightfoot watch as a second, nearly identical stag appears, prompting questions of kinship and danger as the rival intrudes.
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Lightfoot
Slimlegs
Mrs. Lightfoot
Slimseys
A Stranger Threatens Slimlegs in The Green Forest
A tale from 1935 features Slimlegs the deer and a boastful stranger who declares he will displace the forest’s rightful inhabitant. The intruder, claiming mountain origin, vows to stay and push the young deer aside. The scene hints at conflict over territory and lineage.
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Slimlegs
Green Forest
Lal
T. W. Burgess
Health Talk on Water Taste and Odor by Dr Morris Fishbein
The article explains that chemically pure water has no taste or odor but is flat, while mineral content produces taste and dissolved gases. It notes bad tastes and odors arise from decay, chemical reactions with pollutants, or chlorination, and stresses city health departments test water and remove contaminants.
Speed Champion
A crossword style clue list describes a modern racer and related terms. Notable entries include references to a speed record holder who drove over 300 miles per hour with a Utah record, plus various vertical clues listing body parts animals and objects such as eye kettle and crab.
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