Amarillo Globe newspaper masthead and pricing note
A historical masthead entry for The Amarillo Globe shows publication details, dates and prices, noting association with The Amarillo Daily News and distribution in Amarillo. It lists staff roles, AP affiliation, telephone numbers, and subscription rates by carrier and mail.
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Amarilla
Texas
Ander
Amarillo
Globe-News
Fillmore
Howe
Pobleher
Wilburn
Waseoee
Globe Independent Democratic Voice
The Globe publishes as an independent democratic newspaper delivering news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
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the Globe
Reraunier
News-Globe
Freedom of People at Stake in Modern Life
Albert Einstein warns in London that liberty of the individual is essential to civilization and warns that economic calamity drives people toward despotism. He cites Russia Italy and Germany and argues the United States must solve production and distribution problems without destroying freedom. The fate of the common man hinges on America's recovery program.
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Albert Einstein
London
Professor Einstein
Shakespeare
Goethe
Faraday
Pasteur
Asia
Russia
Italy
Germany
United States
Stalin
Mussolini
Europe
An Orchid for Uncle Sam in Cuba Affairs
The piece applauds the State Department for patient, non interventionist handling of Cuba's revolutionary factions. It notes that avoiding intervention protects broader Latin American interests while marines stay aboard ships and naval guns see only target practice. Premier Mussolini is quoted admonishing people to curb demands.
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Cuba
State Department
Latin America
Washington
The Right to Strike Now
William Green of the AFL urges strikes only after exhaustive settlement efforts. The piece argues for a new nonviolent method to balance workers and employers within a cooperative national framework, warning against industrial warfare and urging industrial government or public economics.
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Glenn Frank
William Green
American Federation of Labor
United States
Roosevelt
NRA
Green
Workers of Industry
Ite
McClure Newspaper
The Painter Tries to Spur a Cottage Dream
A painter seeks work and persuades Smith to build a cottage but finds loans frozen. The bank cannot lend while the store refuses credit, and the cycle continues as all parties wait for someone else to act. The painter resolves to start buying, breaking the stalemate.
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Smith
G. BR
The
Globe News
Outrageous Fortune Sequel Starts Mystery At Seaside Clinic
Nesta Riddell travels to Elston hospital after a wreck survivor mutters of Jimmy Riddell and a green clue. A fogbound coast, a marked linen set, and a memory-blank husband test Nesta to confirm a possible missing marriage while Dr Sutherland weighs head injury and identity.
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Elston Hospital
Alice Arden
Jimmy Riddell
Nesta Riddell
Nesia
Birth Certificates and Child Health Under Dr Fishbein
Dr Fishbein stresses the birth certificate as essential for health tracking and citizenship. He notes its role in recording birth details, eye prophylaxis, and later life benefits such as passports and voting eligibility.
Twentieth Century Pictures shakes up Hollywood with three new specials
Hollywood reports Twentieth Century Pictures, formed by Derry Zanuck and Joseph Schenck, has produced three specials in five months led by The Bowery with Wallace Beery and George Raft. Samuel Goldwyn halts Anna Sten's Nana after investing over 300000, hoping Miss Stew’s star power boosts potential profit.
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Derry Zanuck
Warner Brothers
Joseph Sehenek
Twentieth Century
Hollywood
Secratch
the Bowery
Wallace Beery
Jackie Cooper
George Raft
Old Bowery
Samuel Goldwyn
Anna Sten
Nana
Goldwyn
Stew
Russia
Ancient teacher of college sports clues puzzle
Puzzle scene lists many clues from horizontal and vertical directions. It includes questions about titles, directions, and various nouns such as botanicals, animals, instruments, and common objects, all forming a word puzzle in a newspaper page.
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America
Curb HAWKERS DRIVEN TO CITY
New York column notes leniency for curb merchants or pitchmen moving through midtown as venues shift and circuses and carnivals travel. It highlights figures from The Billboard and various traveling acts with vivid street scenes and social snapshots.
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New York
Los Angeles
Bedtime Stortes by Thornton W Burgess
Chronicle of reflections on life and society through vignettes of nature, theater, travel, and modern urban scenes. Observations range from hunting lore and Mother Nature to trains at Grand Central and encounters at newsstands. Copyright 1933 McNaught Syndicate.
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Thornton W. Burgess
Gene Crawley
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Emeralds and a Hidden Threat Drive Nesta’s Decision
In a tense hospital scene Nesta Riddell confronts a sleeping patient about emeralds he mentions. She fears the danger of being found with the jewel and resolves to act, sensing a looming confrontation tomorrow.
Courthouse records and building permits listed in Amarillo notices
Courthouse records show warranty deeds and vehicle registrations for residents including J Bmaistria and Marjorie Downie with makes such as Chevrolet and Ford. Building permits cover additions and office renovations for Matilda Smith Estate and Amarillo Gas Company with costs listed.
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T F. Durham
United Savings Bank
J. Bmaistria
Fillmore
Chevrolet
E. Draper
Johnson
Foxworth-Galbraith Lor. Co
Plymouth
A. R. Moore
Washington
H. Tayior
Polk
Ford
Marjorie Downie
van Buren
George Barton
Weet
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
Chevro
Matilda & Smith
Monroe
Amarillo Gas Company
North Taylor
Reddy Follows Hunters and Finds Grief in Grouse Wood
In a woodland tale set during hunting season, Reddy pursues gunfire sounds and discovers a wounded young Grouse. He reflects on the suffering caused by hunting, noting the need for quicker kills and the season's end, as Mrs. Reddy awaits a potential meal.
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Reddy
Grouse
Peraps
Shadow
Weasel
Bere
Peanuts Harvester Killed by Lightning Near De Leon
Lightning struck farmer J. M. Kay aged 55 while harvesting peanuts near De Leon yesterday. Several workers nearby were unhurt. Kay lived on a farm nearby and his death was reported by local authorities.
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DE Leon
J. M. Kay
Yester
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aHengoee
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Chapter
Jim
Nesta
Caroline
Caroline Russell
Jimmy
Nesta Ridde
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
Health Department
Dan Thomas
Twentieth Century Pictures
Arabia
You
Rone
Trojan
Billboard
C. O. McIntyre
Dallas
Dave Rose
Joe Morris
Indianapolis
Endon
Arkansas
Canada
Long Island
Lindy’s
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Herman Timbergs
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Joe Laurie, Jr
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Mrs. Reddy
Green Forest
Reddy Head
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Grand Central
J. B. Lippincott Co
Courthouse Records
Roy Byrd
J. W. Tucker
Tyler
Pord
J .L Kendrick
M. H Clack
A Buchanan
Plymouth Panhandle Fruit Co
WEAF
NBC
Bert Lahr
Fritzi Scheff
Dock Rockwell
WARC
CBS
Albert
Boalding
Burns
Alien
Waring
WJZ
Warden Lawes
John McCormack
Jack Denny
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Chatterer
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