The Globe-News Publisher and Staff Directory
The Amarillo Globe published evenings except Saturdays in Amarillo Texas with staff including Gene Howe as publisher and editor and Wilbur C C Hawk as general manager The paper is associated with the Associated Press and operates from 6th and Fillmore The circulation and subscription rates outline options by carrier and mail across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C.C. Hawk
Associated Press
Associated
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Amarillo Growth Seen Surging Beyond Census
Upshur Vincent, Fort Worth Star-Telegram editor, visits Amarillo and challenges the 39,200 census figure. He cites a rising population near 50,000 within two years, supported by telephone and gas meters, hotel capacity, and Santa Fe expansion. He notes April rains spurred wheat and oil activity fueling a boom in business and rail employment. A months auto production report shows August record output of 458,513 vehicles.
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Upshur Vincent
Fort Worth
Panhandle
Mr. Vincent
Amarillo
Texas
Vincent
Orient Railroad
Santa Fe
Newton
Kan
Albuquerque
N. M
la Junta
Colo
Sweetwater
Denver
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Truth and Trust in Parenting Questions
Mrs. Agnes Lyne argues that full honesty with a child fosters trust and opens dialogue. Answer only what a four year old seeks, avoid patronizing tones, and revisit topics as the child grows to digest more information. Strong parent child bond grows when questions are answered sincerely.
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Agnes Lyne
Blue Laws of 1928 stage romance unfolds tragedy
Janet James a budding star in Mort Goldstein’s musical faces scandal when Ballard Riley doubts publicity for their romance. Jealous Flodine Deslys frames Janet with a diamond plot. A wedding looms, a bequest shocks Janet, and amid tabloid flames she flees to help Della De Lacy, the baby, and a nurse’s hospital doorway.
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Janet Mary James
Mort Goldstein
Ballard Riley
Janet
Ballard
Fledine Deslys
Flodine
Lotus Flower
Corinne Mallory
Corinne
Bob Carney
Marvel Quivey Becomes Marcia Manning on Broadway
The piece notes Marvel Quivey, a noted performer, travels from the west coast to star on Broadway. She decides to drop the stage name Marvel for a less theatrical one, becoming Miss Marcia Manning, daughter of Claude E. Quivey, a renowned miniature painter.
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Marvel Quivey
Marvel
West Coast
Marcia Manning
Claude E. Quivey
Many Groped in Darkness in New York
O C McIntyre portrays New York’s blind community through the Lighthouse for the Blind, the Blind Men's Club on East 34th Street, and notable individuals like Damon and Pythias, Blind George, and “Broadway Roush,” highlighting adaptation, public sympathy, and shared humor within a panorama of streets, shops, and cultural life.
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New York
East 59Th Street
First Avenue
34Th Street
Blind Men’s Club
Damon and
Pythias
42Nd Street
Third Avenue
Rialto
Broadway
Midtown
George
Herald Square
Bryant Park
America
Della De Lacy Sinks Toward Death as Janet Visits Room 546
Janet learns Della De Lacy is dying and alone in hospital, her concern for the patient’s baby spurring a nurse to arrange access. Della lies bandaged, fading, while a tainted sense of hope and a to-be-continued note hang over the scene. A crossword puzzle item follows, listing industry and general clues.
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Bigelow
Janet
Patty
Ballard
Ballard Riley
Janet James
Lotus Flower
Della
Angel
Lotus
Della de Lacy
Puzzle Style Miscellany From A Historical Page
A fragmented quiz style list asks brief questions covering topics from commerce ivory metals and astronomy to measurements and directions. It includes prompts like What product made Tulsa famous and What animal furnishes most ivory of commerce along with hints such as Net weight of container and Abbreviation for railroad.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Johnny Chuck and Jerry Muskrat Share Carrots After Flood
Johnny Chuck finds Jerry Muskrat foraging carrots in Farmer Brown's flooded field. They discuss the flood, food scarcity, and Reddy Fox nearby as Johnny boasts of his size while Jerry worries about the fox. The scene ends with Reddy’s approach.
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Johnny Chuck
Farmer Brown
Johnny
Jerry Muskrat
Jerry
Reddy Fox
Reddy
T. W. Burgess
Laughing Around the World with Irvin S Cobb
A humorous anecdote recounts a silver wedding celebrated by a bishop in an English city. A French embassy member asks for clarification and learns the bishop and his aunt have lived together for twenty five years without separation. The diplomat reactions with a hearty Bravol.
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Tom Masson
the Vicomte
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O. C. McIntyre
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Minnesota
Irvin S. Cobb
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