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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1928

Page

12

Amarillo Globe-News Early History and Publication Details

The Amarillo Globe-News announces its founding date February 20 1924 and details publisher editor GENE HOWE and general manager WILBUR C HAWK. It notes publication evenings except Saturday, Sunday morning edition with Amarillo Daily News, and press affiliations with the Associated Press and subscription rates for mail and local delivery.

Amarillo Texas Globe-News Publishing Co 6Th and Fillmore Gene Howe Wilbur C. Hawk

Locating the Subway Divides Amarillo Yet Voters Should Decide

The Globe advocates asking Amarillo voters to choose the subway location among streets Buchanan and Fillmore, arguing the project benefits all and avoids censure by party adherents. The piece notes the subway serves city and national highways and calls for majority rule on routing.

Lee Bivins Amarillo Buchanan Street Fillmore Buchanan

When a Child Chooses Friends The Lesson of Agues Lyne

Carl Ewald's My Little Boy shows a five year old choosing a girl for his betrothal. The father defends allowing the match, arguing children must pick their friends and learn loyalty, tolerance, and social grounding through varied companionships.

Agnes Lyne Carl Ewald

Reconciliation Resolution Defeated by Texas Baptists

Delegates at the Baptist Missionary Association of Texas convention in Dallas voted down a resolution proposing a reconciliation with the Baptist General Convention. The plan, by Rev. Allen Minkle of Lockhart, asked that committees from both groups be named to settle their differences.

Associated Press Dallas Baptist Missionary Association of Texas Tha Baptist General Convention Allen ©. Minkle Lockhart

Girl from Woolworths Eyes Dixie Dugan in Broadway Bid

Jimmy Doyle pitches a musical comedy to Kibbitzer and Eppus as Dixie Dugan rises as star material. Eppus voices slim finances and the changing show scene while Milton seeks backing and Harbach may adapt the script for a new hit following Oui Oui Wilhemina.

Jimmy Doyle Kibbitzer & Eppus Dixie Dugan Jimmy Jack Milton Eppus Doyle Mr. Doyle Lee Shubert Shubert Theatre New York City Woolworth's Milton Ziggy Otto Harbach

The Green Grave Society Mortuary Scheme Abroad

A dubious Yankee pitches a mortuary scheme in Sydney offering life participation for one shilling a month. Members gain burial in a green grave anywhere death occurs, with warded care by operatives, while critics mock the plan as impractical.

Vale of Tears Australia Sydney Green Grave Society Mother Earth

Big oil operators of southwest take lead in plane work

A score of oil operators in the southwest are manufacturing airplanes. Notable figures include W. M. Moore of Wichita, president of Swallow Aircraft, and W. R. Ritchey of Ritchey & Moore, president of Swift Aircraft. Other executives from Cassaday, Skelly, Phillips Petroleum, and Stearns-Streter join in aviation ventures as oil profits fund expansion.

Southwest International News Service Wichita Kans W. M. Moore Kansas Swallow Airplane Company United States Moore Travel Air Company W. R. Ritchey Ritchey & Moore Swift Aircraft Corporation Stearns-Streeter Company Western Travel Air Manufacturing Company W. G. Skelly Skelly Oil Company Tulsa Oklahoma Republican National Phillips Petroleum Company Bartlesville Ducers Tide-Water Oil Company Richard Byrd Antarctic Swift Aircraft Company

Amazing Blind Man Masters His Defeat

A New York feature profiles a renowned blind man living on Park Avenue who rose from a devastating injury to lead a full life. He avoids mention of blindness, learns violin by ear, walks unassisted, and runs a business with help from secretaries.

Otto Kahn New York George Peabody College For Teachers Nashville Mr. Kahn Zola Victor Hugo Babe Ruth C. C. McIntyre Manhattan Upper Park Avenue

Crossword Puzzle Clue List Shows Historic Language Theme

A crossword puzzle presents horizontal clues including Paradise Lost author John Milton and a set of vocabulary items. It asks for a pre seventeenth century universal diplomatic tongue and lists terms such as god of Rhodes and sun god for cross reference.

Rhodes

A Bullet Teaches a Lesson Narrated Squirrel Rusty

In 1928 Burgess tale Rusty the Fox Squirrel is hunted by two boys with air rifles, chased through treetops, stung by bullets, and finally forced into hiding. The story contrasts predatory boys for sport with the fear and pain endured by the animal.

Rusty Redtail Hawk Hooty Owl T. W. Burgess

Hold Crew of Train to Blame in Big Crash

The Interstate Commerce Commission safety bureau holds Engineman Young and Conductor Davis responsible for a head on collision between a passenger train and a freight near Waring Kansas on August 20. Three railroad workers died and 82 passengers and crew were injured. The report cites failure to obey a wait order and the extra train 1500’s crew not protecting their train on short time.

Associated Press Washington Bureau of Safety of the Interstate Commerce Commission Young Davis Missouri Pacific Waring Kansas Dast

Word Puzzle Answers and Clues in Vertical Section

A list of crossword like clues with numbered items and questions including dryad scatter hay low tide inlet compass point aeriform fuel embryo flower suspension moral treatise brass ingredient war god angry pound abbreviation pull along either quaking ps for ps sum of money lent ancient verb to cut gear teeth tiny green vegetable Dutch royal house convulsion brain mineral spring stretched tight money in the middle of caribou aperture two letters used to designate dates before year one Italian river above.

Europe Netherlands

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THE Amarillo Globe Telephones News and Business Department Circulation Department BY Mail New Mexico the Globe Radio Commission J. P. McEvoy Doste Miss Dixie Dugan Flatbush Ave Brooklyn, N. Y Miss Dugan Denny Kerrigan Indiana London With Irvin S. Cobb McNaught Syndicate, Inc Blind Man Big City Jimmy Walker Lower East Side Alaska Tories Old Mother Nature
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