Amarillo Globe founded in 1924 publish details
The Amarillo Globe began as a second class matter on February 20, 1924 and publishes evenings except Saturdays and Sundays. It is tied to The Amarillo Daily News with publisher editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C. Hawk. Subscription rates are listed for weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual plans.
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Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Welfare group faces heavier relief load this season
Mrs. M. M. Nelson of the CASES Welfare Association reported amplified need as the Community Chest campaign opened. Comparisons show 129 resident families aided in 1929 rising to 258 in 1930, grocery orders to 466 doubling to 1,097, and transients helped 390 to 833, with winter looming.
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M. M. Nelson
Welfare Association
Nelson
Forbes Outlook: Deflation Ends, Stocking Up to Rise
In a Forbes magazine statement, the editor predicts the current quarter will be the best of the year with deflation overdone. He argues corporations will buy staples at low prices and stocking up will trigger a broad movement toward gradual firmness, while warning against overbuying.
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B. C. Forbes
Forbes
Regularizing employment through yearlong production
Enlightened business management focuses on regularizing employment by planning annual output in twelve nearly equal monthly parts. Warehousing and side-lines smooth demand, with retailers nudging consumers toward steadier yearlong purchasing to prevent unemployment spikes.
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McClure
Marriage in the balance in ALIME by Faith Baldwin
Stephen Dane and Charlotte Dane face a fractured marriage amid divorce battles and threats to name Eve Harkness as a pawn. Eve, her stepfather Thorpe Bedford, and Harry Stoddard shape a tense web as Steve and Eve fall in love while a_continued push for happiness collides with duty and scandal.
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Stephen
Charlotte Dane
Helene Carter
Max Wertheim
Charlotte
Eve Harkness
Steve
Eve
Thorpe Bedford
Stella
Harry Stoddard
Stoddard
Mrs. Bedford
Can You Build a Home or Stay in the Lie
Eve and Stephen grapple with love and a possible marriage in a tense relationship marked by economic strain and old loyalties. She seeks a real home while he fears sacrifice and clings to responsibility toward Charlotte, forcing a painful choice about future, work, and genuine partnership.
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Eve
Stephen
Charlotte
Helene Carter
Gertrude
Tam
The Pierre Hotel rises in New York a gilded monument
A long feature on Pierre's new New York hotel describes its 40 floor ascent on 6th Avenue at 61st with prices from 8 to 350 dollars a day and interiors echoing Ritz style. The piece blends architecture luxury and a theater world tone with vignettes on staff decor and dining. It also includes a serialized fictional interlude with characters Eve Stephen Charlotte and implied drama.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Pierre
Gary
6Th Avenue
290 Park
France
Romans Invented Saddles For Wartime Use
A fragment notes that saddles were unknown until the third century and were invented by Romans to secure a firmer seat for soldiers during combat with lances and spears. It invites readers to submit theories on how various customs began to Russ Murphy at The Globe.
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Historical Page
A dense list of crossword clues and numbered positions for horizontal and vertical entries covering many common puzzle terms and references. Includes names of colors, objects, and basic nouns with occasional thematic hints related to bells and historical figures.
Peter and Whitefoot Solve a Singing Mystery
In the Green Forest Peter Rabbit doubts his eyes as Whitefoot the Wood Mouse sings from a stump. After questions and playful testing Peter learns the singer is Whitefoot, confirming the mystery and ending with Whitefoot agreeing to help prove the discovery. The tale blends observation and humor with a gentle moral about perception.
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Peter Rabbit
Whitefoot
Wood Mouse
Green Forest
Peter
Little Whitefoot
Austie
T. W. Burgess
Glenn L. Martin's early plane built by lamp light
Glenn L. Martin, a millionaire airplane manufacturer, crafted his first aircraft in an abandoned shed during nights and holidays. His mother stood nearby with an old oil lamp, accompanying him on his first flight.
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Glenn L. Martin
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