Amarillo Globe Front Matter And Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 includes note of second class matter filing at the Amarillo Texas post office and its publishing connections with the Amariiag Weily News. Gene Howe is publisher and editor Wilbur G. Hawk is general manager. The paper is Associated Press claimed for news dispatches and regular news. Subscription rates listed.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amariiag Weily
Globe-News Publishing Co
Ann Illmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur GC. Hawk
Associated Press
Paving Gap Urges Quick Action To Link Canyon Road
City must fill a 1300 foot gap from Hayden Street to the new Canyon highway to connect Amarillo with the roadway. Chamber of Commerce and civic groups back faster paving, while residents on Thirty-Sixth Street resist costly concrete plans.
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New Canyon
Chamber of Commerce
City Commission
Amarillo
Thirty-Sixth Street
Hayden Street
Harrison Street
Hayden
Thirty-Sixth
Harrison
Roceed
Randall County
Doing More Beyond His Job Edward Bell’s Quiet Diplomacy
London correspondent Price Bell of the Chicago Daily News, urged Ramsay MacDonald’s visit to America and helped ease strained Anglo American relations. Rodney Dutcher notes Bell initiated the talks and acted out of duty to his country despite no formal obligation.
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Edward
Price Bell
London
Chicago Daily News
Rodney Dutcher
Mr. Bell
America
England
Ramsay McDonald
Safety of modern air travel versus other transports
A Review of Reviews writer argues that modern transport airplanes are as safe as cars trains and steamships, noting 384 US fatalities last year with only 13 aboard official airlines. Most deaths were stunt or amateur pilots and military test flyers, with a passenger fatality rate of about 1 in 4000.
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United States
Army
Navy
Senator Cole Blease and the Koszta Rescue in History
A tour group passes Capitol Hill as Senator Cole Blease strides by the Rotunda while whistling Dixie. The piece recalls Blease’s use of the Koszta rescue episode to spotlight South Carolina heroes and U S naval memory. Dr John N Taylor notes Koszta’s status and Ingraham’s response aboard the St Louis.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
Capitol
Senate Chamber
Rotunda
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Senator Blease
Blease
Chance
Martin Koszta
Duncan Ingraham
John N. Taylor
M. D
Crawfordsville
Ind
Koszta
Hungary
United States
Smyrna
Trieste
St. Lowis
Ingraham
Helen Learns Brent’s Hidden Heiress Plan Unfolds
Leonard Brent pressures Helen to stay loyal as Carmel Ségro schemes, while Helen discovers she may be the heiress Cun ningham’s grandchild. Secret loves collide with wealth and manipulation in a tense chapter scene.
FAIR TRIAL FOR CAMP BICKERINGS AND NUT THEFT TALES
A camp uses a public trial to settle disputes among children. Examples include three boys wakening the camp at 6 30 and a case of India nuts stolen from a locker. The process grants impartial verdicts, molds fair play, and reinforces social conscience.
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Agnes Lyne
New York’s Grandest Old Man Nears 101 in Tammany Power
The piece profiles John R. Voorhis, a centenarian longtime figure in Tammany Hall, noting his daily subway rides, quick wits, and recalled city history from Bleecker Street to 14th Street. It mentions the ghost stories club, tanning trends, and cultural observations of 1929 New York.
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New York
John R. Voorhis
Tammany Hall
New Yorker
Bleecker
Great Jones
Waverly Place
Second Avenue
14Th Street
John Jacob Aston
Washington Square
Lower Fifth Avenue
Unresolved affair tested by honesty and love
Brent admits past affairs while pleading for forgiveness from Helen and insisting his love for her remains strong. He argues that his experiences do not change his feelings, and that he must keep her apart in his mind, likening life to the sun rising. Helen regards the confession with guarded emotion.
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Brent
Helen
Times Square
Carmel
Crossword Puzzle Mirage From Variety Bazaar
Puzzle clues scramble a historic crossword page with scattered definitions and odd spellings. Readable entries include horizontal and vertical hints such as stubborn slow to divest and seed coveting while cryptic corrections point to terms like fronted vigilant and metallic rock across a faded page.
Striped Chipmunk and the Hidden Burrow Mystery
In a Burgess tale Flip and Bowser debate how Striped Chipmunk dug a hole by the driveway, tracing the chipmunk’s clever underground tunnel to reach a hiding place. Bowser explains the digging, sand and packing, and Flip concedes the creature’s smarts.
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Flip
Farmer Brown
Striped Chipmunk
Bowser
Bowser the
Hound
Howser
Chipmunk
T. W. Burgess
Love and coercion test a promise in a tense scene
Helen declares she loves another and cannot marry Brent. He accuses her of misjudging love and reveals a hidden warmth. Helen despairs at his resolve to force her to keep her word as the moment of freedom collapses. (TO BE CONTINUED.)
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Helen Page
Leonard Brent
Charles Nellin
Brent
Helen
Cyril K. Cunningham
Cunningham
Eva Ennis
Robert
Nellin
Bob
Eva
Carmel Segro
Carmel
Leonard
Temple Fund Handled O K Church Says
Los Angeles Oct 14 The church council says Angelus Temple funds were handled properly despite a district attorney probe. A 43 member statement signaled no knowledge of fund handling methods and endorsed the process. Rev John Goben, assistant pastor ousted by Mrs McPherson, initiated the investigation.
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Los Angeles
Church Council
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
John Goben
McPerson
Officer shoots himself during arrest in Nocona
Ed Powell city marshal was trying to arrest a man in Nocona Texas Saturday night when his pistol discharged after he dropped it, striking his left breast. He was treated at a local hospital.
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Nocona
Tex
Ed Powell
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