Amarillo Globe masthead and publication details
The Amarillo Globe, founded February 20 1924, is a twice daily newspaper issued evenings excluding Saturdays and Sunday mornings from 110 East Fifth, Amarillo Texas. It is published by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company with Associated Press news rights and departmental contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
110 East Fifthertest
Associated Press
Postal Rates In Texas and New Mexico Unclear Notice
Fragmentary text outlines mailing options and rates for Texas and New Mexico, mentioning durations such as one month six months and one year and a Sunday only option with amounts like 23.76 and 6.00 along with 0.50 and 1.60 figures. The readable content suggests a public notice about mail services and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Amarillo
Mitchell Critique in The Globe Attacks Army Reform
The Globe questions Colonel William Mitchell’s wartime aircraft claims and accuses him of craving headlines. It cites Major General Sumnerell’s testimony that air power cannot replace infantry in emergencies and notes critics who fear too-modern methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Globe
William Mitchell
The
Globe
Mitchell
Wilson
Washington
Charles P. Summerall
United States Army
Judge Sentences Fort Worth Stolen Car Suspect to Prison
A Fort Worth youth with strong family ties was convicted of auto theft and given five to fifteen years in the penitentiary. The judge rejected leniency and urged hard work and reform, warning the offender that crime would mean prison. The judge stressed protecting society and the possibility of a better future if the convict changes. Edwards Studio noted as local landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
New York Servants Drift Amid Housing and Jazz Turbulence
A New York City servant exodus highlights high living costs and changing work norms as agencies supply help that rarely stays. Cooks, butlers, and maids flee for better wages or new freedoms, while wealthy households hire apartments and hourly staff for entertaining. West Seventy-second Street transforms from quiet dwellings to a hub of stores and hotels as apartments replace old homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Park Avenue
Florida
West Seventy-second
Park
Broadway
Smart Grocery
Radio listings preview Friday schedule across networks
United Press data show a dense October 16 program slate with dozens of stations listing daytime and evening hours. Highlights include operas from Heather Opera Company, Romanelli ensembles, and multiple concert broadcasts across KDKA KYW WEAF WGN WJZ and others with time blocks from 6:00 to 11:45 Eastern Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CYCA
TORO
CNRA
Moncton
CNRT
Toronto
Romanelli
Heather Opera Company
KDKA
East
Pittsburgh
KFAB
Lincoln
Auburn
KFKX
Hastingr
Conservatory
KPRC
Houston
KASD
Louis
Dorothy C. Coe
KIHS
Hot Springs
New Arlington Ensemble
KYW
Chicago
Startea
WAAG
Richmond Hill
Himor
Asociatio
WRAY
Columbus
WBZ
Springfield
Resman
Marketa
Taabel Steele
Margaret MacFarlane
WCAM
Uncle Kayber
WCAP
Washington
Stratton
All Sainte’ Church
Chevy Chase
Moe Baers
Wardman Park
Minneapolis-St, Paul
Leecura
WOT
Worcester
Detroit
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WEAF
New York
Rose Room
Markela
Billy Jones
Ernest Wars
Engle
Ralph Wentworth
Aannah Klein
York Trio
Oriental Hour
Meyer Davis Orchestra
Wear
Cleveland
WEE
Boston
E. H. Hand
Artiata
WPRAA
Dallas
WLA
Amphion
WFRG
Altoona
WGN
WGR
Buffalo
Clear Trio
Winger
Lopas Orchestra
WOY
Bchenpctady
Oreneatra
WGY Orchestra
WHAD
Milwaukee
Naritta
Teatre Revue
WHAM
Rochester
Eastman Orchestra
WHAS
Louisville
Chaldren
Gleelub
WHN
WHO
DFS
Garber
WIP
Pailadelphia
W4ak
Providence
Maeic
Biltmore Orchestra
WIJD
Mooskabart
Belmont Trio
W4ik
Studio Orchestra
Abrams’ Orchestra
WGY
WJZ
N. Y. U.coursa
Levitone
Sporta
Glaser
WNYC
Police Alarma
Allan
Colonial Orchestra
WOC
Davenport
Turers Society
WOK
Woo
Philadelphia
Miler’s Orchestra
WOO Orchestra
Rizzo
Newark
Jefferson City
WPG
Atlantic City
Traymore Orchestra
Dance Orchestra
Wad
WSB
Atlanta
Salon
WTAM
WTAS
Elgin
WCEE
WTIC
Hartford
Heimberger
WW4
Half Minute Interviews and Local Notes
A jumble of quotes features Ben Masterson Charley Fisk and a Globe reporter. Local chatter covers weather wishes deer hunting plans Vega duck shooting prospects and a North Plains farm tour with Valmer Russell and Ben Ledbetter praising crops and farms. Ask W A Askew about Real Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Ledbetter
Judge Valmer
Clyde Russell
North Plains
Daughters of Today Family Struggles Split by Affairs
Martha Dennison faces a drifting marriage as her children fault parental control. Arthur lounges with Mimi, Natalie flirts with a married man, and Perry MacDonald courts Natalie while John discovers his duty to a fractured family. Martha reveals Natalie’s romance with Lucien Bartlett, clashing with John’s stern questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Dennison
Arthur
Natalie
Perry MacDonald
Mimi
John Dennison
A Heated Moment Between Martha and John Over Fidelity
Martha reflects on her friendship with Perry as John confronts her with sarcasm. She resolves to tell him everything and accept his judgment, while fearing his reaction and hoping to be heard. The exchange hints at underlying tensions and possible deceit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
Perry
Natalie
John
Martha
Martha Speaks and Seeks Understanding in Tense Confrontation
In this chapter Martha tries to calmly explain years of loneliness and a strained marriage to John. He remains distant and skeptical, pressing for a simple resolution while Martha pleads to be heard and understood.
Humble Talk Reveals Unrequited Love Triangle
Martha confesses she valued what a man gave her more than him, saying he made her feel young and romantic. John mocks the sentiment as she admits he has fallen in love with Natalie. The scene ends with the remark To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dennison
Martha
Arthur
John
Natalie
Perry MacDonald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amarillo Globe
Telephones News Department
Business Department
Mexico
Beauty
Edwards Studio
Ray Barber
Ales Seperior Ervice
Hereford
O. O. McIntyre
West Seventy-second Street
Edward W. Browning
Browning
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Palmer Kindergarten
Taylor Street
United Press
WFAF
Jones & Hare
Wy, Wi
KKK
Conarivatory Artista
Woc—Turners Society
KGW —Hoot Owls
Tang
WLIT
Arcadia Orchestra
Afimeraon
Lyman
WMAQ
WMAF
Miami
WMC
Memphis
CNRE
Edmonton
Alberta College
CNRV
Vancouver
Charles Davies
KFI
Los Angeles
KGO
Oakland
KGW
Portland
KH4
Santa Fe Trail
Hickman Orchestra
KLX
Sweet
KOA
Denver
White
U.P
WSAI
WKRC
WLW
WEAC
WCBD
CNRM
CNEO
CNRR
CNRW
Ben Masterson
Charley Fisk
Wild Horse Mesa
Zane Grey
Bob Ames
Clyde Smith
Big Bend
Buck Jones
Vega
710
W. A. Askew
Liver Drug Co
Ltke Taylor
Christy
Nadine
Oilet Co
Paris
Tenn
Hazel Deyo Batchelor
Public Ledger Co
Chapter
Husband and Wife
Lucien Bartlett
Mar
Emily Westcott
Paris Toilet Company
Atre
Hes Emblem
Winasenl School
Fred Catalog
Neuse Mears