The Amarillo Globe Company Info
The Amarillo Globe founded in 1924 notes evening publication except Saturdays and Sunday morning Amariilo News. It lists publisher Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur Hawk with address 6th and Willmore and price 1.00.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amariiloool News
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Willmore
Gene. Howe
Wilbur GC. Hawk
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
PUPILS ACCEPT PEACE PACT IN HISTORIC MOVE
New York City education leader George J. Ryan announces that more than a million students, principals, and teachers have formally accepted the Kellogg Peace Pact. President Hoover stresses action to accompany the agreement as nations seek lasting peace.
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George J. Ryan
Board of Education of
New York City
Hoover
Ryan
America
Paris
Too Easy Marriage And Divorce
The piece argues that easy marriage and divorce undermine serious commitment. It cites Geneva's short residency path to divorce and a 20-year-old woman's offer of marriage for $5000 as example of commodified union, urging reform to curb such practices.
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Geneva
Reno
Pleasure and Pain in Child Rearing
Alice Judson Pease argues upbringing hinges on shaping a child’s pleasant experiences and avoiding negative ones. She urges parents to craft an environment that favors constructive play and social adaptation, using approval and rewards over punishment to foster good behavior.
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Alice Judson Pease
Mystery Figure With Red Sash Among Washington Dignitaries
A silver haired elder in Washington poses among top American and foreign officials as a blaze of red shows a French honor. The scene features a French ambassador and a veteran observer asking about Frank Bill and a 11 year after war tribute.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
France
Ande Ee
United States
The Luxury Husband Ends in a Tense Party Night
Barbara and Ray drift toward separation as money and pride strain their marriage. Ray seeks solace in composing and retreat, while Barbara entertains Ralph Henderson. At a Bertha Maitland party, Ray overhears Henderson flirt with Cora Munford, hinting at deeper tensions amid a jaded social circle.
Barbara And Ray Grow Apart After Henderson Arrival
After Henderson arrives Ray hardly sees Barbara. She stays out late, talks of parties, and he avoids social events. Barbara’s friends invite her more, omitting Ray, who resents the shift and the growing distance between them.
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Henderson
Ray
Barbara
Kellogg's Peace Pact lauded by Claudel and long noted
The article recalls the Kellogg Briand pact and the praise from Ambassador Claudel for its simplicity and vision. It describes Kellogg as a public figure facing mixed opinion on his policies and the path toward arming restrictions and peaceful international relations.
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Ings Ke Hogg
Senate
Briand
France
Claudel
Briand-Kellogg
M. Briand
Kellogg
Legion of Honor
State Department
Somber Stare of Manhattan Reported in New York
A New York column muses on the citys sombre stare seen in Wall Street Broadway and East Side clubs. It notes arched gazes from debutantes reporters and suburban commuters and praises Eddie Cantors and Mary McKinnons bright eyes as exceptions to the melancholy.
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D. C. McIntyre
New York
Charles Hanson Towne
Wall Street
Broadway
Park Avenue
East Side
Manhattan
New
Eddie Cantor
Mary McKinnon
Canter
Miss McKinnon
The Rialto’s Fringe of Broadway Bootleggers
A 1929 critique of theatrical bootlegging notes only 15 producers stand on artistic and financial footing while others form a fly by night group. Bootleggers push attendance through aggressive tickets and scrips, turning flops into profits via a tac with players and others, harming legitimate theatre and attendance.
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The
Rialto
Angel
Pep andwealthy alimony plan spark hubbub in novel dialogue
In a witty scene Henderson, a poised bachelor, faces a quick talking American girl who declares she will marry a rich man, divorce him, and live on alimony. She teases Henderson about Barbara Lowther, noting their closeness, while he muses on power dynamics and money.
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Henderson
Barbara Lowther
Barbara
Lightfoot the Deer Finds Safe Return on Thanksgiving
In the Green Forest Lightfoot the Deer flees two hunting hounds who track him to Paddy the Beaver’s pond and the Great Mountain. After a perilous chase lasting days Lightfoot escapes to the Green Forest just as hunters give up, grateful for safety on Thanksgiving Day.
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Lightfoot
Green Forest
Paddy
Beaver
Paddy’s
Great Mountain
Mrs. Lightfoot
Twins
Great
New York Tribune, Inc
Scout Girls to Distribute Picture Books in Amarillo
Local Girl Scouts across ten troops prepared nineteen cheerful picture books for hospitalized children. They cut and pasted magazines figures of dogs rabbits and flowers onto cambrie and sewed oilcloth covers for durability, delivering the books to Amarillo hospitals during Thanksgiving.
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Amarillo
Two Men Held in Connection With Café Burglary
Orville McClusky and Bill Arno were held after a burglary at Culp's Cafe Tuesday night. Clothing and two razors from J B Dykes's suitcase were found, and Dykes identified items. Police caught the pair disposing of goods at a second hand store. transfers to county authorities planned for today or tomorrow.
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Orville McClusky
Bill Arno
Culp
J. B. Dykes
McClusky
Arnold
East Fourth Avenue
Holiday Puzzle Listing
A crossword style puzzle with horizontal clues 1 to 38 and vertical clues 1 to 86. It references words like five o clock, eggs of fishes, dawn, fruit, petti, and places such as Persia and South Carolina along with terms like glazed clay block and particle. The grid appears to include a diverse set of cryptic style hints.
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Ralph Henderson
Ray Lowther
Barbara Landon
Bertha Maitland
Cora Munford
Ranksolvinox
Mr. Henderson
Tropics
Turkey
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Dial Press
Burgess
Thornton W. Burgess
Lightfoot the Deer
Scout Girls
Persia
South Carolina
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