The Globe News Publication Details and Rates 1931
Publication history dates and staff roles for The Globe News in Amarillo Texas. Includes founding date February 20, 1924, post office entry, publisher and editor GENE HOWE, general manager Wilbur Hawk, color of independent democratic newspaper, and subscription rates for various terms. Also notes combination with The Amarillo Daily News and distribution schedule.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Tangled Hearts amid Willow Stream Summer Stock
Liane Barrett, 18, leaves New York for Willow Stream on Long Island as a police officer warns about a shooting victim who will recover. Love entangles with Van Robard while Clive Cleespaugh pressures an engagement for a will. Witnesses gossip, secrets rise, and Liane weighs protection against desire as family illness and a web of intrigues unfold.
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Liane Barrett
New York
Willow Stream
L. I
Shane McDermid
Liane
Muriel Ladd
van Robard
Cass Barrett
Van
Muriel
Chuck Desmond
Elsie Minter
Ingenue
Robard
Philadelphia
Cass
Luisa
Tressa
Clive
Amarillo approves city-wide property reappraisal urged by zoning changes
The Amarillo council accepts the equalization board’s recommendation for a new city-wide appraisal before next year’s taxes. Changes since 1928 and the zoning ordinance justify revaluing real estate on a new basis, with residential and commercial classifications adjusted to ensure fairness. The move aims to remove inequalities created by shifts in property status and use.
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Amarillo
Equalization Board
Commission
Justice for the gun-toter in Syracuse court
A Syracuse County Judge Barnum is noted for giving gunmen the maximum sentences, often 40 years or more, reflecting a harsher stance on armed crime. The piece cites the judge and compares holdup rates, linking crime severity to gun ownership. Senator James J. Davis comments on industrial overproduction amid the era’s tensions.
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America
Barnum
Syracuse
N. Y
Religion as a tool in primitive life and survival
The essay argues religion was deeply linked to early humans practical struggle for survival. Rituals mirrored agriculture and seafaring needs, aiming to master environment and social order. Primitive belief sought control over mysteries much like modern science seeks understanding.
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Ples
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Chaos and origins feature in Globe correspondence series
The Globe invites readers to share ideas on how customs began and to propose topics for future illustrated explanations. Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky curate the series and request reader mail about origins and myths.
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Pan Juan
Russ Murphy
Ray Senusky
Globe
Finance World Mourns George F. Baker Leader of Conservatism
New York September 3 In a banking world wary of fly by night institutions George F Baker is praised as a Gibraltar of conservatism a gentleman of dignity and the last of his ink He was close to J P Morgan Sr and helped keep the First National Bank steady while others expanded The piece contrasts the bank with flashy rivals noting its humble First National building and modest staff and praising Bakers belief in banking as sacred duty Other landmarks such as J P Morgan & Co and the distinctive Morgan house on Wall Street are mentioned as symbols of financial stability
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D. C
J. P. Morgan, Sr
First National Bank
Wall Street
First National
Baker
Wall and Broad
Grey House
J. P. Morgan and Co
Argentina's Uriburu to speak on WEAF NBC Sunday
President Uriburu of Argentina will address listeners direct from Buenos Aires in Spanish for 20 minutes on WEAF NBC Sunday afternoon with an English translation in the last ten minutes. Radio listings note 1:00 PM start, followed by a slate of musical programs on WEAF CBS and NBC stations.
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Associated Press
Bob
New York
Uriburu
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Weaf-Nbc
South American
Republic
Flip the Terrier Learns to See From Twitchtail's View
Flip the Terrier abandons chasing Twitchtail after a close call with Talons the Golden Eagle. He reflects on Twitchtail’s danger and begins to empathize, telling himself he will leave the squirrel alone to keep both safer. Twitchtail also changes, admitting fear and promising not to tease the Dog again. Farmer Brown's Boy remains puzzled by Flip's altered behavior.
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Flip the Terrier
Twitchtail
Farmer Brown
Flip
Golden Eagle
Eagle
Mrs. Twitchtail
Twitch- Tail
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle Double Diamond Horizontal and Vertical
Crossword puzzle clues covering horizontal and vertical entries with definitions for words from canyon to governor, including many archaic or varied terms and a list of numbered items common to a newspaper puzzle.
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News and Business
Circulation
News-Globe
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Giddap, Panger
Jane
Mbel McElliott
Ni Beak
Clive Cleespaugh
Ace
Elsie
Vernon
Mother
Wildacres
Tressa Lord
Barrett
Fanny Amberton
Fanny
Tréssa
Newport
Millie
Dirk Robard
Stoney
Dirk
Millicent
Bradshaw
Baltimore Society
Eva
Addie
James J. Davis
Glenn Frank
Ihe
Paeon
Finance World
George Baker
House of Morgan
Hanover
Indiana
San Francisco
Jimmie Swinnerton
Robert Ripley
Herb Roth
Rube Goldberg
Bud
WEAF
NBC
Nick Lucas
Rudy Vallee
Marion Harris
Little Jack Little
Teddy Black
WABC
CBS
Welcome Lewis
Harry Baker
Boswell Sisters
Irene Beasley
Paul Sisters
Majestic
Amarillo Electric Co
East
8Th St
Millie Bradshaw
Lee Heart OF Liane
Bedtime
Neysa McMein
Madison
Herbert Bayard Swope
Alexander Woolcott
Clifton Webb
George Abbott
Jeff Machamer
Marx Brothers
Colorado River
Europe
Brazil
Algiers
Aesop
Athens
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