Amarillo Globe History and 1924 Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe founded February 7 1924 as a second class paper and published evenings except weekends from Sixth and Villamors. Publisher Gene Row and General Manager Wilbur C Hawk run the paper with Associated Press news. Subscriptions offered by mail and carrier with rates for daily Sunday and combo with Amarillo Daily News. Special delivery service available for late copies.
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Pacifist View on Japan and European Arms Race
The Globe argues pacifism faces limits as Japan seeks a larger navy and stronger Asiatic fortifications. It traces Japan from 1854 modernization through 1904 war with Russia, noting eighty years of conflict history shaping its shift from samurai militarism to pacific progress.
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Korea
Vandenberg as 1936 GOP Nominee Narrowed by New Deal Record
The article weighs Senator Vandenberg of Michigan as a possible 1936 Republican presidential candidate. It notes his mixed record on New Deal policy, including voting for the emergency banking bill and other measures while opposing 3.2 percent beer, the inflation amendment, and key acts like the Agriculture Adjustment Act and Industrial Recovery Act.
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Why Roosevelt Wins Again Leadership Over Policy in Election
Globe article argues Roosevelt's leadership appeal drove the victory more than New Deal policies. It cites public desire for action and personal leadership amid disillusionment with existing parties, noting policy flaws but leadership resonance as decisive.
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Glenn Frank
Santa Claus
New Neighbors Bring Tension to Marian and Lon Lodge
In Chapter 23 Marian and Lon Casad face a crisis as Silver Hendon returns with plans and a dinner at Lonian Lodge tests their fragile finances and marriage. Marian fears exposure of their struggle as Silver moves closer to a risky social circle at the McSwains.
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Health insurance debate heats Congress intrusion into New Deal
The piece notes widespread talk of sickness insurance in Congress as part of a national welfare program. It reports the American Medical Association’s stance that health insurance would not improve sickness benefits, while praising modern medicine for longer life expectancy and lower infant mortality from 1890 levels.
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U.S. Farmer Reaps Rich Cuban Trade
The Cuban-American reciprocal trade treaty boosts American exports to Cuba. Since its start in September Cuba bought 8,667,880 pounds of lard, 17,054,000 pounds of potatoes, 2,354,000 pounds of onions, 10,358,000 pounds of wheat flour, 2,474,000 pounds of vegetable oils and 1,083 tons of lumber. Cuba reduced duties in exchange for sugar. The first ten months of the current fiscal year yielded 165 million dollars in federal gasoline taxes.
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Ice Cream Fad Amid Throng of New York Talent
A humorous survey by O. O. McIntyre notes celebrities and entertainers savoring ice cream. He mentions Bill Robinson, Jim Thornton, Will Hays, Chauncey Depew, and others, contrasting diet myths with public indulgence and street theater scenes in Manhattan.
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Fd Howe
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B. Berry Wall
Rumplemayer’s
Chauncey Depew
Mrs. Keats Speed
Queenie Smith
Ballinger Mayor W. McCarver Dies in Ballinger Texas
W H McCarver longtime Ballinger mayor dies here after a heart attack. He served a fifth term as mayor and earlier two terms as Runnels County clerk. Since 1920 he ran an abstract loan and insurance business and was a West Texas civic leader. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Guiding Your Child Through Thunderstorm Fears
Alice Clarissa Richmond urges mothers to model calm during storms to prevent transmitting thunder fear. She argues fear is environmental, not hereditary, and suggests separating from the child during storms to avoid imprinting anxiety. Continuous anxious display may burden a child with lifelong dread unless the caregiver performs self-control promptly.
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Icle
Dallas Masons Confer 42 New Degrees in 67th Reunion
At the Dallas Scottish Rite Masons 67th reunion 42 candidates received thirty-second and other degrees in a major Southern jurisdiction class. Degree masters included Mike H. Thomas and Walter C. Temple. Notable honorees were Rufus P. Didine of Longview and Albert Ellis with George W. Lawler of Wichita Falls. Officers elected: John J. Stephens Kilgore president Julius C. Strother Corsicana vice president Elbert W. Bunch Dallas Reginald W. Rogers Wichita Falls vice president Fletcher R. Stapp Kilgore vice president O L Secarbough Jr Kilgore orator.
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Mike H. Thomas
Walter C. Temple
Rufus P. Didine
Longview
Albert Fllis
George W. Lawler
Wichita Falls
Charles Kahn
Fort Worth
John JF. Stephens
Kilgore
Julius C. Strother
Corsicana
Elbert W. Bunch
Reginald W Rogers
Fletcher R. Stapp
O. L. Secarborough, Jr
Fears Third Party To Oppose Demos
Senator Burton Wheeler predicts conservatism within the Democratic party may spur a strong third party in 1936. He expresses confidence in President Roosevelt’s liberalism and says the President would not be influenced by internal party conservatism.
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Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Roosevelt
Election day rules and ship log definitions
The text lists the rule for election days as the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. It then identifies a violent pulpit orator as a thrashily declamatory figure. The ship's log is described as a daily permanent record of voyage events including progress rate.
Word Builder Series Leaves Clue for Students and Teacher
A schoolyard game scene shows children ready for recess but fearing the authority of the teacher. The text references a word building puzzle where each new word adds a letter to the previous one. An old R H Reed and a river CREED appear, hinting at a hidden sequence DECREED by authorities.
Courthouse Deeds and 1934 Vehicle Registrations
Deed transfers include Rosa Taylor to John Wright for 6000 dollars covering town lots 19 20 and 18 in Block 12 Q and 8 dated 11 8 34. Victoria Crossley to McDaniel for 40 dollars at Mt Aaron Memorial Park Cemetery. Amarillo City limits subject parcel 10 31 34. Vehicle registrations list J E Tisdale Chevrolet Truck 34 Audrey Kelley Pontiac 34 Cocke Braden Buick Sedan 35 Frank Bowman Chevrolet Pickup 34 Western Stock Yards Co Chevrolet 34 Ross F Pixley Pontiac Sedan 34.
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John ©. Wright
Terry Thompson
City of Amarillo
Victoria Crossley
McDaniel
Mt. Aaron Section
Memorial Park Cemetery
J. E. Tisdale
Chevrolet
Audrey Kelley
Cocke & Braden
Frank Bowman
Western Stock Yards Co
Chevroet
Ross F. Pixley
Post Office Department Reports Record Surplus
Washington reports the Post Office Department ends the year with a final surplus of 12,161,415 for the year ending June 30 1934 after authorized adjustments. Postmaster General Farley notes continued revenue increases and calls the surplus the department’s first since 1919 and among the largest for any year except 1918. He also links rising postal revenue to broader business improvement nationwide.
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Mexican Statesman Puzzle Clue List
A crossword style list with horizontal and vertical clues referencing a Mexican president who opposed Villa and various wordplay prompts. Includes entries for persons, actions, and objects across politics, language, and common terms.
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