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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1929

Page

4

Amarillo Globe publication notice and masthead details

The Amarillo Globe announces its founding date February 20 1924 and its second class matter status at the Amarillo Texas post office. It lists publisher editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C Hawk with Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates for weekly and yearly editions.

Amarillo Texas Ander Amari Party Globe News Publishing Co Illmore Gene Howe Wilbur C. Hawk

Amarillo Faces Urgent Paving Gap To Canyon Highway

A 1300 foot unpaved gap between Hayden street and Randall County concrete paving blocks traffic south and west of Amarillo. City officials engineers contractors and state agencies seek a solution with costs ranging from a few hundred dollars for gravel to full paving options as rain worsens conditions. Emergency action urged to restore flow.

Amarillo Hayden Street Randall County Commission State Highway Department Chamber of Commerce

William Fox Plans Twenty Five Year Film Education Program

William Fox marks twenty five years in film by outlining a bold plan to reform education through movies. He envisions visual oral education in all schools, expanding film use to fill church seats, and equipping hospitals with imaging gear for medical instruction. He may contribute a quarter of his nine million dollar fortune and aims to reach the goal within five years.

William Fox United States Fox Moving Picture

Hutchins to retire at 80 years service settle in Shanghai

Washington reports Capt. Charles Thomas Hutchins U S N plans retirement after 80 years of service. He commanded the navy flagship in Far Eastern waters and will move to Shanghai to join a local firm, pursuing Orient development and leaving a life of sea duty behind. Hutchins earned the nickname Hurricane for weathering typhoons with his crew.

Kirke Simpson Washington Shanghai Orient Hutchins Navy Oriental Ports United States China Hurricane Hutchins

Hutchins Reflects On Immersive Life In The East

Hutchins explains his deep pull toward the East noting once a country enters your blood it becomes hard to shake. He shares personal feelings on travel culture and identity shaped by distant lands and long stays.

Hutchins

Retired Army Men Shape Washington Social Life

In official Washington retired officers mix with active service elements, forming a soft fringe to the city’s cosmopolitan social life. The retired group blends with the capital’s social scene, influencing gatherings and etiquette among officials and former comrades.

Army Washington

The Heiress Plot Weighs On Helen and Brent

Helen Brents schemes to secure an heiress while Shallimar departs. Brent threatens the dying Cunningham heiress and Helen wrestles with love for Bob Ennis as she faces marriage to Brent or exposure of imposture. The tale ends with Helen collapsing under pressure.

Helen Page Leonard Brent Nellin Brent Cyril Cunningham Helen Eva Ennis Robert Cunningham Bob Eva Shallimar Morris Shallimar Ennis Bob Ennis Ashe Mrs. Wethering

Shoppers Rush Grand Street on Sundays

Shoppers flood Grand Street on Sundays as shops stay open and bargains abound in the lower East Side. The scene blends hustling crowds, street bands, and bargain haggling with uptown visitors mingling among dress and millinery stalls. Local youths and working girls add color to a bustling but transient neighborhood portrait.

New York Grand Street Lower East Side Broadway Uptown Park Avenue Madison

Guiding Your Child Weight Concerns and Health

A parents focus on a child’s weight can create a weight complex. Betty’s family hovered over meals and calories, causing tension and fatigue. Trust medical care, follow routines, and avoid excessive worrying about weight.

Betty

Veteran admiral plans return to Washington life

The Bystander recalls meeting a recently retired admiral on a recent overseas trip. The seadog hopes to renew friendships formed years ago as naval attaché in London and other capitals. He doubts permanent abroad residence and says they will live in Washington to stay connected with the navy and national affairs.

London Washington Navy

Confederate Vets In Winter Quarters at Terrell

J E B Stuart Camp of Confederate Veterans in Terrell Texas will suspend meetings for winter, reducing from three county camps to one with 14 members due to aging infirmities. E T Stuart, 82, commands the local camp.

United Press Terrell Tex J. E. B. Stuart Confederate Veterans J. B. B. Stuart E. T. Stuart

Crossword Puzzle A Real Brain Teaser Horizont

The page presents a crossword with horizontal and vertical clues, including entries for Destroyed ice mass entrance neither ceremony prong collection facts and many more, plus a note on a biting or perplexing puzzle type. The grid shows numerous misprints and damaged terms indicating partial readability and age.

Bob White Fights to Shield Family From Hunter

In a Green Meadow tale Bob White hears Sammy Jay warn of danger and spots a hunter with a dog approaching. He guides the family to safety, ordering a tight tail-to-tail circle to escape, while ready to fly if needed, preserving the group.

Bob White Green Meadows Farmer Brown Sammy Jay Green Forest Bob Sammy Bothe Koo Hunter Theo T. W. Burgess

Four Sicilian-Born Barbers Grow From Street Stowaways

On 42d Street a four-chair barbershop run by four young men born on the same Sicilian block has developed from boyish stowaways into homeowners each owning his own house.

Walnut Hills Woman Recalling Park Encounter

A Cincinnati Walnut Hills woman recalls a man who roughly tried to kiss her near Chester Park about twenty years ago while she says she only engaged in light necking. The remark accompanies a magazine photo described as a striking likeness.

Walnut Hills Cincinnati Chester Park McNaught Syndicate, Inc

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