Amarillo Globe News publication data and price
The Amarillo Globe News notes its founding February 20 1924 and second class matter status for Amarillo Texas. It lists publishers editors and managers including Gene Howe T B Johnson John McCarty Norris Ewing and notes Associated Press affiliation with a 4262 price of 1.40 dollars.
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Seee
Point
Amarillo
Texas
Ama
Globe News Publishing Co
Bixth
Himore
Gene Howe
T. B. Johnson
John McCarty
Norris Ewing
Manecer
Associated Press
Mechanical Defects Drive Launched In Panhandle
A 90 day safety campaign against mechanical defects in autos and trucks starts this week in the Panhandle. Sponsored by the Texas Highway Patrol with local officers, the drive aims to reduce accidents by checking brakes headlights and other defects to save lives. Drivers are urged to cooperate in this safety initiative.
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Panhandle
Texas Highway Patrol
Business Leaders Laud Roosevelt in Radio Backing
Four prominent business leaders from Boston Syracuse Chicago and Kansas City praise President Roosevelt on a radio broadcast. They credit his New Deal with banking stability and improved business conditions, urging continued leadership to protect prosperity and the home market.
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Roosevelt
Edward A. Filene
Boston
William T. McCaffery
Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company
Syracuse
William H. Regnery
Western Shade Cloth Company
Chicago
America
Europe
McCaffery
Mr. Regnery
Taglay
Mr. Breidenthal
Kansas
Landon
Behind the Scenes In Washington politics shift after the breath
The piece analyzes how the breath reshapes campaign strategy, moving from a hoped West battle to a broader contest. It notes Hamilton’s warning that Landon Knox may still win the West but with a fight, and that Democrats claim Roosevelt will dominate the West. It discusses agricultural worry, relief aid politics, and Washington’s response as the drive to win the West intensifies.
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Washington
East
West
Hamilton
Landon
Knox
Roosevelt
Carner
Mainilton
World With a Fence A New Novel Preview Scene
A serialized excerpt centers on Carol and her employer Blake Thornton as their clandestine dinner at her apartment deepens their attraction amid Irma’s looming presence. The dialogue reveals cruising tension over affection, class, and loyalty, with literary references and hints of a fractured domestic life.
Pope’s Folly and Arkansas Capitol History on Stamps
J S Klein recounts Arkansas history from 1686 to 1829 when churches and log cabins housed lawmakers. Gov Pope secured Washington aid in 1833, spending about 125000 for a Colonial capitol later nicknamed Pope's Folly. The building witnessed duels and power struggles and is memorialized in a World War II era stamp.
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Territory of
Arkansas
John Pope
Washington
Pope
Old Statehouse
Arkanesas
House of Representatives
Jef Davis
U. S
Jill's Wedding News Alters Carol and Blake's Evening
In a tense dinner and letter reveal, Jill informs Carol that she and Don plan to marry next spring, shaking Carol's self image and prompting Blake to take a quiet drive with her. The night ends with unspoken feelings and a realization of romantic folly, as Irma's return looms and Blake faces a familiar confinement.
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Irma
Florida
Carol
Jill
Don
Jil
Blake
Mariar Sims
Cafe Observations and Live Wire Telepathy by McIntyre
McIntyre muses on New York cafe culture and celebrity chatter referencing Harry Langdon in India, Bob Davis in Hawaii, and Roark Bradford. He recalls croquet fans like Woollcott Neysa McMein and Kathleen Norris, notes Babe Ruth, and shares a hamburger lunch scene on West Street. He reflects on Rupert Hughes, Frederick O’Brien, and a vivid White Shadows memory, ending with a quip about Joe Louis and boxing politics.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Arnold Bennett
Harry Langdon
India
Bob Davis
Hawaii
Boston
Green Pastures
Roark Bradford
Bill Corum
Harry Burton
Paris
Vienna
Central Park
Alexander Woollcott
Neysa McMein
Kathleen Norris
King Edward
Holiday Theme Crossword Clue Puzzle Fragments
A dated crossword style puzzle uses crossword clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The list mixes definitions for many word lengths with references to holiday content and previous puzzle answers, suggesting a light word game in a newspaper page segment.
Chatterer the Red Squirrel and Nervous Conditions
Chatterer the Red Squirrel nests in a hollow in a Green Forest tree. He plans to store food and avoid discovery by farmers. A woodpecker made the tree, and two farmers discuss felling a dead branch. An article on nerves in the workplace follows, comparing temperaments and work performance.
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Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Green Forest
Goldenwing the Flicker
Woodpecker
Farmer Brown
Great Britain
Chatterer Worries: German Chemists Reemployed
Increased activity in the German chemical industry has greatly reduced unemployment among chemists, according to a report from Frankfurt on Main.
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Frankfort-on- Main
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