The Amarillo Globe 1929 Publication Masthead
The Amarillo Globe published evenings except Saturdays with Amarl llo News on Sunday mornings. Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C Hawk oversee operations. Associated Press news is used, with subscriptions priced daily and weekly in Texas Oklahoma New Mexico.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Amdove
Gene Howe
Wilbur C, Hawk
Associated Press
Debate Over Road Contract Sparks Amarillo Canyon Link Question
Randall County residents question if mud roads will block access to Amarillo after contracts to pave a South Amarillo link between the Canyon to Amarillo highway were cancelled. The five or six blocks of unpaved road risk impassability after rain, while broader roadside beautification gains momentum nationwide with federal and state support for tree planting and landscape development along highways.
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Canyon
Amarillo
Randall County
Canyon Randall County
Canyon News
Panhandle
Borger
Stinnett
Hutchinson County
City Commission
California
Oklahoma
Massachusetts
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
Delaware
Arkansas
Ohio
Georgia
Nevada
Vermont
State Chamber of Commerce
Senate Aboard by KIRKE SIMPSON on Vare and Ware Debate
A Washington Day Book column notes a Senate session with brisk exchanges centered on the Vare and Norris Ware ouster case. It highlights editorial quirks in the Congressional Record and a side clash between Couzens and Waterman as Reed presses to shelve the Wilson contest report.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
Senate
Ware
Pennsylvania
Congress
Walsh
Massachusetts
Congressional Record
Norris Ware
Vare
Couzens
Michigan
Waterman
Colorado
Subcommittee On
Reed
Wilson
Bulldog
Mr. Ware
Paris
Heiress in Love and Mystery Passes to Grandfather
Helen Page, accused by classmates of loving her guardian Leonard Brent, discovers he will reveal her parentage. Brent travels to Yonkers to verify a dying beggar's tale and reveals Helen is heiress to Cyril Cunningham. He introduces her as his granddaughter, showing a locket as proof and hosting a birthday party as hints deepen.
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Helen Page
Leonard Brent
Brent
Helen
Charles Nellin
Yonkers
Cyril K. Cunningham
Cunningham
Evangeline Cunningham
Nellin
Eva Ennis
Eva
Robert
Charles
Guiding Your Child and Schoolroom Fireside Tales
A reflective narrative blends a boy’s camp life with parental guidance on trust and bedtime rules. It covers a Waterman report controversy, a senate postponement, and a social dance where a missing locket sparks contrast between old fashioned manners and youthful games.
Century theater haunting tale of superstition and decline
New York readers learn of the Century theater once hailed as a world class venue now shadowed by a spooky aura and repeated misfortune. The piece traces its ascent with Antony and Cleopatra starring Sothern and Marlowe, its acoustics failings, and a string ofTransient ventures before new plans to house a French government industrial and artistic show place emerge, amid a city scene of booming Central Park West development and nightlife excess.
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D. C. Mcintyre
New York
Century Theater
Sothern
Marlowe
Tex Guinan
Central Park West
Crossword Puzzle From a Fragmented Clue List
A garbled crossword puzzle fragment lists clues and partial answers across horizontal and vertical entries. The readable questions touch on aviation figures, historical rulers, nautical terms, and abstract ideas, with several misrecognized words and scattered numbers. The piece resembles a published puzzle page with many OCR errors.
Thalessa the Insect Drills Into a Tunnel Tale
Peter Rabbit meets Thalessa an insect friend who drills a tunnel in a tree bark to place an egg for nourishment of her forthcoming offspring Thalessa explains the purpose of her three looping body parts used as a drill and the need to hunt for another tunnel while Peter asks questions about the strange process.
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Peter Rabbit
Thalessa
Peter
T. W. Burgess
Granddaughter Named Helen Cunningham Nellin at Birthday Dinner
Mr Cunningham announces Helen Brent becomes Helen Cunningham Nellin, his granddaughter and heiress. Guests react with surprise as Helen, tearful, contemplates her future with Bratt watching, unsure of his own feelings and Lena’s indifference. The scene ends with a hinted continuation on page ten.
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Mr. Cunningham
Miss Brent
Helen Brent
Helen Cunningham Nellin
Helen
Evangeline
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