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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1929
Page
4
Publication data for The Amarillo Globe News. Includes founded date February 20 1924 print and postal details. Also lists publisher editor The Globe-News Publishing Co. and key staff. Mentions Associated Press rights and subscription rates. Dated Wednesday November 27 1929.
City engineers report progress toward connecting Amarillo with the Canyon Highway. The State Highway Department will cover half the cost of 1300 feet of unpaved street inside city limits after a meeting in Austin. The plan hinges on property owners agreeing to the fifty fifty funding split.
A Winchester mother spoke by radio to her son Commander Richard Byrd in Antarctica praising his crew’s courage. She traveled over 200 miles to Richmond to connect with WGY Schenectady and shared prayers and faith in his return as public admiration for his polar mission grows.
Washington Day Book reports President Hoover floated a free seas concept for wartime food ships as an informal discussion not a government plan. The move resembles prior private diplomacy around reparations leading to the Dawes Committee, with bankers and diplomats aware before public notice.
Supposed remarks question whether President Hoover proposed a food ship exemption plan without consideration. The inquiry centers on the timing and motive behind the proposal and its potential impact on wartime supply or domestic policy.
Barbara invites Ralph Henderson, a visiting friend, to stay with her and Ray in New York. Ray grows bitter as Henderson insinuates about Barbara and his status, while Barbara toys with the situation to provoke Ray. The tension rises during a visit that exposes fragile trust between Barbara and Ray.
The article argues that children have inherent differences in endowment and development. It notes that siblings differ from each other and from parents, shaped by unique psychological environments. Parents should grant children the right to be different and judge success by each child’s own fulfillment.
McIntyre paints Coney Island in late autumn as a deserted, eerie place with shuttered shacks and silent rides. The author notes empty amusements, closed breezeways, and lingering relics while reflecting on crime notes and social foibles.
Posses scour Wyoming's trails hud to capture a youthful bandit who derailed seven Union Pacific Portland Limited coaches near Cheyenne and robbed passengers of 500 dollars. The robber claimed a wife and two hungry kids at home as crowds joined a mass search.
Barbara arranges to avoid quarrels with her husband Henderson while Ray stays downtown. She hosts friends at her apartment and attends functions with Henderson when possible, signaling tension and a strategic socialbuffer ahead of tomorrow’s installment.
A crossword puzzle page presents a complex grid with clues across and down. Readers tackle indications stir striped cloth meadow ghastly and other terms while navigating varied wordplay and puns.
In a 1929 New York Tribune tale Une Billy Possum crawls from a haymow scare, outsmarts Farmer Brown's Boy, and is carried to the Green Forest. The boy returns home with Bowser and Flip as Une Billy Grins and climbs the very tree that is his home. The next story is Lightfoot's Thanksgiving.
United Press survey predicts 1930 construction and improvement programs in the United States totaling more than 9 billion dollars across industrial, public utility, railroad, and state and municipal sectors. Estimates from governors and executives outline major targets, with potential rise above 10 billion if additional projects proceed.
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