The Globe Office Spawns Free Treats And Reminiscences
A crowd gathered at The Globe office yesterday afternoon for ice cream sodas and passes to the theater. The event featured numerous identifiable Amarillo residents and friends including Misa America inquiries and photos to appear on the page soon.
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Nowak as Dual Athlete in Ring Name Jack Vinson Fight
Article describes Nowak performing dual roles in athletics under ring name Jack Vinson. It mentions a likely event at the Armory Friday night and references an evolving fight with opponents and audience interest. Details are obscured by OCR errors but suggest an upcoming matchup and performance dynamics.
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Hailey Puts Haskell Indians On The Football Map
Lawrence Kansas Oct 20 Richard F Hanley Washington State star begins fifth season with Haskell Indians football to build on a 37 49 2 record while aiming for a victorious year Bucknell Michigan State and Boston College stand as hurdles and experts predict the best Indian season yet aided by new stadium and strong material Readings also note sea gulls over Amarillo lakes and a local street renaming referendum with citizen letters and equity concerns.
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Amherst Bowdoin Clash Ends In 7 7 Tie
Amherst and Bowdoin battled to a 7 7 tie after Amherst appeared to have the winning touchdown on a Priddy plunge that was ruled a fumble, sending the game to a final stalemate.
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Chinese Doctors Explore Hemp as Anesthetic in Third Century
In ancient practices, Chinese physicians of the third century examined hemp as a potential anesthetic. The reports describe early experimentation and cautious notes on its effects and applicability in medical procedures.
Indians Beat Whites in Gruelling Mountain Race
The Indians overcame the Whites in a taxing Broadmoor Auto Road mountain race. The course climbed five miles at a steep grade, testing drivers and vehicles. Exhausted contestants conceded victory to the Indian team amid rough terrain and difficult conditions.
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Forest Grove Band Grows Beyond Town Size
In Forest Grove Michigan a town of twenty officially hosts a forty four piece band as surrounding youth join from nearby areas expanding musical activity beyond the village. The town itself has five homes and two stores reflecting a small community’s surprising cultural reach.
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Reuther Finds Pennant Fame With Two Clubs
Dutch Reuther, a veteran lefty, has the rare distinction of joining pennant winners in two seasons. In 1925 he reached Washington after time with the Brooklyn Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds. He did not play in the World Series but earned a share of the title. Last season Washington released him and he joined the Yankees, appearing in one game in the recent playoff with the Cardinals.
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