Amarillo Globe News overdue 1924 publishing details
The Amarillo Globe News lists publication details including founding date February 20 1924 second class matter status and postal arrangement. It notes Evening publication except Saturdays and Sundays and affiliation with The Amarillo Daily News. Names Howe Izzard editor Paul Allingham president and publisher Grady Camp general manager and business manager with subscription rates for various terms.
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Amarillo
Texas
Coneon
Grady Camp
Globe and News
The Globe's Platform for Amarillo Progress and Growth
Platform outlines charter revision to share city commission power and expand limits, plus plans to build a coliseum and city hall. Proposes improved traffic control, downtown cleanup, sports facilities, park expansion, water supply study, hospital facilities, English Field terminal, small industry development, culture funding, library expansion, and higher teacher pay.
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GLOBE
Amarillo
City Commission
Wits
English Field
Walter Lippmann on Soviet Frustration and Containment
Walter Lippmann critiques Mr X on a proposed ten to fifteen year containment of Soviet power. He questions the feasibility of a policy that lets Moscow define the battlefield and ground rules. He argues American leadership would require durable resources and a stable approach beyond shifting geopolitical points. He notes constitutional limits on sustained counterforce funding and military power.
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Mr. X
Moscow
Washington
United States
Department of State
Ing
Congress
Treasury
State Department
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Sauerbrauten and chess at Aunt Frieda’s East Side
Billy Rose narrates a visit to Aunt Frieda and Uncle Charlie on the East Side. Uncle Charlie, a coffee house regular, now babysits for Mrs. Mendl while her husband spends money, balancing chess games and watchful quiet with a group of friends.
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Frieda
Charlie
Teddy Roosevelt
Aunt Frieda
Uncle Charlie
Popular Mechanics
Mende
Eighth Street
Marcus
Ingie
Strunsky
Meyer
Mrs. Mendel
Mendel
Sweeney
Melvin
London’s First Wife Dies in Oakland
Mrs. Bessie May London, first wife of author Jack London, dies in Oakland after decades of friendship with the author. The obituary notes her long association with London and her standing in local circles.
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London
Oakland
Gal
Bessie May London
Jack London
New Orleans Labor Day Proclamation Blasts Tradition
Mayor De Lesseps Morrison declares Monday September 1 as Labor Day in New Orleans. Banners display a brief proclamation after decorator Betty Finnin critiques lengthy ceremonial wording and praises breaking with tradition. The column cites Amarillo Mayor Hagg as a contrast in approach.
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New Orleans
Old City
de Lesseps Morrison
Betty Finnin
Miss Finnin
Hagg
Amarillo
Finnin
Rainmaker's Worries Over La Junta Experiment
W. J. Black, amateur aviator and dry ice rain maker, reported complete success after dropping three pounds of shredded ice from 17 000 feet. A heavy 20 minute shower followed the ice drop, with intermittent showers over about one square mile. He found his wife had hung out the week's washing when the shower fell.
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la Junta
Colo
W. J
Bill) Black
Bevinism blamed for Britain's crisis and policy flops
Dorothy Thompson argues Bevin's oratory cannot fix Britain as loan terms and wartime inflation fuel austerity and shortages. She criticizes American and British policy, calling for realism and harder work, warning that social democracy may collapse Europe’s hopes.
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Britain
Bevin
Billy Sunday
Hugh Dalton
Dalton
Mr. Bevin
Whitehall
Europe
United States
Beil Syndicate, Inc
Polk Street Professor and Peculiar Local Notes
A column recounts school humor about a fifth grader born at home and a slow worker who defends his accuracy. It mentions Thad Crossett's one pound peach weighed on S T Dysart's scales. Local names include Horace and Mrs Bynum Minnie Felerabend and several Dysarts. The piece closes with social gossip from Mexico and Guatemala and a fish tale from Mrs Caseholt.
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Thad Crossett
Horace
Mrs. Bynum
Minnie Felerabend
S T. Dysart
Ruth Hyden
S. T
Mariel Rowan
Johnnie Rowan
Frances Parkinson
Mexico
Guatemala
Ray Caseholt
North
Lincoln
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Historical Page
A readable crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues including Greek ambassador Vassili, terms for ocean urn companion employ and more. The puzzle lists numerous entries like Oceans and Erbium symbol, with clues ranging from Besmears to Baronet abbreviation and other standard crossword prompts.
Class Plans Luncheon at King Tea Room
Mother Benton Class of the First Christian Church will hold a luncheon Friday at noon at the King Tea Room located at 719 West Sixteenth. Members wishing reservations should call 5632.
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Mother Benton
First Christian Church
King Tea Room
West Sixteenth
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THE
Amarillo Globe
Walter Lippmann
Billy Rose
Baby
Dorothy Thompson
Polk Street
USS
Vassili
Egypt
Ecclesiastical Council
Oceans
Mother
Netting
Ohio City
Erbium
Ardor
Adele Astaire
Meridy
Pal
V. G. Martin
Optometrist
Zale’s
O. G. McClain
Southern Brokerage CO
Fisk
Grain and Purina
Gouldy Bros
Tyler
Per
Griggs
E,s. Griggs & Sons
Fillmore
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