Amarillo Globe publication details and staff
The Amarillo Globe notes it entered as second class matter on February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas post office under the 1879 act. Published evenings except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays by Globe News Publishing Co. Publisher and Editor Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur Co. Hawk listed. Rate shown 5 25 1.00.
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Amarillo
Texas
Conservative approach guides Canyon business and county growth
The Canyon News lauds local business stability over two decades, praising conservative administration and steady thrift in Randall County. It notes a broader world view on risk, warning that aggressive ambition can backfire, with quotes from notable figures on wealth, progress, and societal norms.
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Canyon
The
Canyon News
Randall County
The Peripatetic Scholars For A New Social Education
Glenn Frank argues for separate research institutes staffed by top scholars who travel to educational institutions. These peripatetic experts would report findings, suggest new questions, and provide first hand contact with frontier knowledge to teachers and students. This would free schools to focus on creating, comprehending, and controlling the American social order.
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Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Marriage Intrigues and Hidden Ties in a Summer Tale
Liane Barrett, a secretary and fiancée to Clive Cleespaugh, faces jealous rival Tressa Lord and a web of secrets. Muriel Ladd, a debutante, reveals tensions as Liane discovers Robard’s past and her true parentage. Liane battles despair, love, and a vow to protect Clive as intertwined fates unfold.
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Liane Barrett
van Robard
Muriel Ladd
Liane
Cass Barrett
Cass
Long Island
Barretts
Chuck Desmond
Robard
Luisa
Van
Fainully
New Jersey
Clive
Clives
Tressa
Clive Liane
Muriel
Robin Red Breast
Tressa Lord
The Night of Suspicion and a Wife’s Silent Fight
Liane faces a tense evening as Clive and Tressa are delayed. Muriel’s warning haunts her while she suspects a planned humiliation and contends with a mounting fear of divorce. Clive arrives with a contrived excuse, catching her in a web of doubt and restraint.
Radio listings and ads from a 1932 issue
Central Time radio guide lists 1 45 PM Neb vs Northwestern with Edwin Dooley, 2 15 PM Indiana vs Notre Dame with William Munday, plus Cornelia Otis Skinner in Leo Reisman hour at 8 30 PM on WBAF NBC. Majestic radio tube ad and a fiction excerpt note appear, with theater and music programs across WEAF WJZ WABC and others.
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Nebraska
Northwestern
Edwin Dooley
WEAF
WTIC
WTAG
WJAR
WGY
WBEN
WTAM
WIOD
WFLA
WSU
WFBR
Indiana
Notre Dame
William Munday
WJZ
WBAL
WBZ
WHAM
KDKA
Ted Husing
WABC
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Otis Skinner
Leo Reisman
WBAF
NBC
Weaf-Nbec
Jessica Dragonette
Cavaliers
Billy Jones
Ernie Hare
Josef Kostner
William Knowles
Jack Denny
How It Began feature series invites readers to contribute
The Globe-News announces How It Began a newspaper feature likely exploring the origins of sayings and customs. Readers may write to Russ Murphy and Ray Sanisky to share ideas or suggest topics for illustrated explanations.
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Russ Murphy
Ray Sanisky
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Free lunches served in deluxe dives on Fifth Avenue
D C McIntyre notes on Broadway figures and social scenes as he recalls Blanche Ring Charlie Winninger Mabel Normand Joan Crawford Walter Wanger and Justine Johnson. He mentions Kate Smith Irving Hoffman and Messmore Kendall among others while pondering de luxe speakeasies and a huge noon table with gourmets.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Blanche Ring
Charlie Winninger
Paramount
Mabel Normand
Joan Crawford
Pauline Frederick
Walter Wanger
Justine Johnson
Broadway
DeWolf Hopper
Dr. Rockwell
Ring Lardener
Rex
Sylvia Field
John Charles Thomas
Frostburg
Maryland
Kate Smith
Irving Hoffman
Morning Telegraph
New Broadway
France
Securities
Ted Healy
Fred Astaire
Lillian Lorraine
Lorraine
Neysa McMein
Baragwanath
George S. Kauffman
Swank
Conrad Nagel
Hollywood
Messmore Kendall
Radio Building
Radio City
CROSSWORD PUZZLE LIST OF CLUES AND ANSWERS
A grid of horizontal and vertical clues lists many entries from Song to White Lie. The puzzle item includes sections for horizontal clues such as Song blemish to $1 liquefy and vertical clues including chief agricultural crop of Brazil to To permit, with 60 exclamation of sorrow and 62 to permit. The page presents a completed or partial crossword with numbered entries and definitions.
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Brazil
Turkey
Sunlit Hay Day With Little Chief Hare
Jolly Mr Sun shines on two small beings as they race to cut and dry grass for hay. Little Chief Hare and Mrs Little Chief bravely guard and harvest, while Farmer Brown’s Boy secretly watches from the rocks, the day turning productive under warm daylight. The tale closes with a hint of a following story, The Surprise Haystack.
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Mr. Sun
Hare
Little Chief
T. W. Burgess
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