Amarillo Globe-News Masthead and Publication Info
The item lists the Amarillo Globe founded February 20, 1924, entered as second class matter that date, and published evenings except Saturday with Sunday morning edition by The Globe-News Publishing Co. Names GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C. HAWK as General Manager. Affiliated with the Associated Press.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Annillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo to Benefit From Broad Fire Insurance Cuts
Texas fire insurance changes cut premiums across 18 classes with 25 percent reductions on brick homes and 15 percent on frame houses where fire protection is strong. Amarillo expects substantial savings benefiting homeowners and overall lower city rates, praised by Fire Chief Earl Currie.
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J. W. Deweese
Texas
Amarillo
Deweese
Earl Currie
The No 9000 Locomotive Begins A New Rail Era
Canadian National Railways unveils Locomotive No 9000 an oil electric behemoth that generates its own power and runs without external plants or third rails. It passed tests at the head of a rapid passenger train signaling a shift in rail propulsion and transportation history.
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Stephenson
Canadian National Railways
Bremen
Robert Fulton
Words Alone Do Not Guide Wise Child Rearing
Alice Judson Peale argues modern parents overuse psychology terms while neglecting real action. Insight must pass from knowledge to practice, applying love and discipline to meet each child’s needs rather than simply labeling behavior with terms like inferiority complex or introvert.
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Alice Judson Peale
Washington Gossip: Mrs Hoover Attends Musical Evening
Washington gossip notes Mrs Hoover joined a musicale at the Washington Library during a stag dinner for Ramsay MacDonald hosted by Secretary Stimson. Guests failed to recognize her until her discreet departure drew murmurs from onlookers.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Capitol
White House
United States
Mrs. Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Secretary Stimson
Ramsay MacDonald
Washington Library
Washington guides employ smooth woman to lure visitors
A report warns of a well dressed attractive young woman near the Capitol who asks visitors if they are guests. She uses a soft voice to stop men and direct them toward a waiting automobile, as part of a scheme to trap travelers in the capital.
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Washington
Capital
Capitol
The Luxury Husband scheme on Barbara and Ray at party
Barbara faces deception as Ralph Henderson pursues her while Ray Lowther departs for London. A horse accident and a hidden telegram reveal tensions. Barbara vows divorce yet longs for Ray’s care as Henderson offers dubious comfort and the party mood persists.
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Ralph Henderson
Barbara
Ray
Henderson
Bridge
Fox-Hant
Barbara and Henderson in English woods encounter tension
Barbara resists Henderson as he pressures for a kiss while driving through English woods. He grows peevish and wary near a wide mill stream, but she uses humor to deflect. Their journey continues as the mood shifts.
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Henderson
Barbara
Ray
Hendy
Street infested with armed guides blocks traffic
A section of Mary land Avenue near the capitol is described as infested with armed persons and a business-minded nuisance. District commissioners have declared it unlawful for guides to interfere with traffic.
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Maryland Avenue
Capitol
Photographer Snaps Hoover Camp Prank In Virginia Hills
Ray Burraker, a young mountaineer, visited President Hoover at his Virginia Rapidan camp and presented a possum. When asked where he caught the animal, Ray said he did not catch it and that the paw boughten him.
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Ray
Henderson
Mr. Lowther
London
Barbara
Hoover
Virginia
Rapidan
Ray Burrraker
Blind Senator Schall Takes Flight From Battle Creek
The lone blind U S senator Thomas D Schall of Minnesota flew from Battle Creek Michigan to Washington marking a notable moment. The Supreme Court chamber received a summer repaint featuring light gray and blue with the John Quincy Adams bench highlighted as a prized haircloth piece. Mr and Mrs Hoover hosted 18 guests at the White House dinner and white kid gloves returned as the season style for state functions in Washington.
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United States Senate
Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
Battle Creek
Michigan
Washington
United States Supreme Court Chamber
John Quincy Adams
Hoover
White House
Ramsay McDonald
Hoover and Lamont clash over cotton census figures
President Hoover offered sympathy as Secretary Lamont explained to the Senate how about 800000 bales of Georgia cotton ginnings for September appeared in a census report. The controversy over cotton statistics drew attention as Mr. Hoover presided over commerce.
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Hoover
Lamont
Senate
Georgia
Cafes Without Music Get the Big Pay
In the post crash New York mood, cafes without piano or jazz gain prominence as nightlife slows. Jazz groups dissolve, society tones down, and many pursue practical work and modest outings. Notables and showbiz figures crop up in social chatter amid changing fashion and behavior.
Court House Records Warranty Deeds and Car Registrations
Court house records list warranty deeds from U S Zinc Co to Texas Plains Realty Co for lots 25 26 block 78 University Hts Mary E Bivins to Mrs B J Nelson N 5 acres No 28 R R Gardens Lincoln National Life to R E Williams lot 21 block 2 Bivins Motlow et al to J A Duniven et al fraction block 205 G S Part lot 1 block 170 O T $500 Ralph R Gore et ux to Paul Gore W 6 acres No 48 R R Gardens $5 Ralph R Gore et ux to Paul Gore No 58 R R Gardens $5 Noble Paul et ux to Ralph R Gore No 58 R R Gardens $3500 Texas Plains Realty Co to R R Gore W 6 acres No 48 R R Gardens $1239.61 CAR REGISTRATIONS Joe B Woodburn 2109 Fillmore Plains Chevrolet Co D H Wilson 1811 Herman Amarillo Olds
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U. 8. Zinc Co
Texas Plains Realty Co
University
Mary E. Bivins
B. J. Nelson
R. R
Lincoln National Life
R. E. Williams
Bivins
Sam B. Motlow
J. A. Duniven
R. R. Gore
R. R. Gardens
Joe B. Woodburn
Fillmore
Plains Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet
D. H. Wilson
Herman
Amarillo
Olds
Oldsmobile
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Horizon Line
A fragmented crossword puzzle listing appears with many clues across and down including corrections on abuse and various numbered entries for animals, tools, metals, and body parts. The readable items mix historical puzzle notation with stray letters and partial words across multiple directions.
Flip and Bowser chase a giant rat in Burgess tale
In a Burgess bedtime tale Flip the Terrier boasts after claiming he killed a huge rat. Bowser the Hound doubtingly follows to inspect the yard and henhouse. The missing prize leads to a humorous twist as Bowser senses a cover up.
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Flip
Farmer Brown
Bowser
Foreign Legion Parade Under Its Own Flag
From Sidi Bel Abbes Algeria a first person account describes the Foreign Legion marching with a red white and blue flag and pledging allegiance to the unit under a simple oath of Honor and Fidelity. Volunteers join without recruitment or questions and may leave under a number.
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Sidi-Bel-Abes
Algeria
Foreign Legion
Legionnaires
Legion
France
Paris
Marseilles
Oran
Sidi-Bel- Abbes
Britain sees exports dip in September trade data
London reports September exports fell by about 39 million dollars from August while imports declined by about 13 million. The adverse trade balance exceeded 220 million dollars, highlighting a widening deficit for the period.
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London
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