Amarillo Globe 1924 newspaper masthead and rates
Historical OCR shows the Amarillo Globe issue from 1924 with publication details, second class matter notice, and subscription rates. It lists the Globe News Publishing Co address, Wesley Izzard Howe as president and publisher, and department contacts, plus annual and half year prices for Daily and Sunday editions.
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Amarillo Globe
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Amarillo Daily News
Blobe-News Publishing Co
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Fillmore Ewe
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Izzard Howe
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Texas election laws need overhaul say Stevenson Johnson
The piece argues Texas election laws are flawed, urging a full revision by the next legislature. It cites the Democratic primary conflict over national issues, calls for stricter election expenditures rules, and proposes slowed reporting of returns to improve accuracy. It notes Attorney General Price Daniel’s findings and reflects on state political dynamics.
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Ee Coke Stevenson
Lyndon Johnson
United States Senate
Texas
Democratic
United States
Price Daniel
Texas Politico
Daniel
Potter County
March of Progress
Salute to Service at church aids veterans and community
Bill Cunningham reports on a church program that supported Army and Navy personnel with special events and radio singings to boost morale. The project envisions a $190,000 temple and a lasting congregation, aided by letters of thanks and a commitment to help new mothers with no place for their babies.
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Army
Navy
Pleasant Hill
Conan
Reak Age
Bate
Stalin
Earth
United Features Brad
Billy Rose and the Kidnapped Plot Behind Turn to the Right
The narrator recalls a boozy road trip with a hay and feed merchant turned playwright and a songwriter that inspired the Broadway comedy Turn to the Right. Actor John Hazards’ drunken kidnapping gains, then withholding plots, led to the creation of the sought after script credited to Winchell Smith and Jenn Golden.
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Farmington
Farmington, Conn
New York
The
Lambs Club
Feed Merchant
Berkshires
Seoapei Tate ‘Paradise
Broadway
Jenn Golden
Winchell Smith
Romach
Golden
Smith
Morta Ily
Dewey's Poor Relations and the Senate Battle
Alsop analyzes how Senate contests nationwide split along party and faction lines. Dewey faces strong anti isolationist Republicans like Revercomb, Brooks and Taft allies, with ticket splitting and possible Dewey coat-tail effects shaping key races in Illinois Kentucky West Virginia Minnesota and Oklahoma. Prospects of Democratic gains hinge on wariness of the Republican right wing and Wallaceite influence in cities.
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Senate
Wyoming
West Virginia
Minnesota
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Ilinois
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Harry S. Truman
South
New York
New York State
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Pen
Chapman Revercomb
Curly” Brooks
Illinois
Robert R. McCormick
Paul Douglas
Brooks
John W. Bricker
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Sen
Taft
Herald Tribune
Polk Street Professor Not So Clever After All
A speaker recalls a spring day when a school water pipe burst. He ordered buckets and a tub, shouted like a general, and waited for the plumber. A seventh grader calmly shut off the leak with his own hands, leaving the narrator humbled by the lesson that he is not as smart as he thinks.
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New York
Astor
John Hazsard
Hazzard
Connecticut
Hassard
CROSSWORD PUZZLE Cabinet Member MORIZONTAL 1 Pictured new Secretary of Agriculture
Puzzle clues list across and down with names of cabinet roles and standard crossword terms. The grid references include Secretary of Agriculture Charles F He in the cabinet, various clues for animals plants and objects, and Indian weights.
Hat fashions for teen girls new fall bonnets
Hats are top news for teen gals with prices under five dollars. Berets beanies pillboxes and more promise light wear and thrift. School looks require plain hats while festive styles suit town travel. The piece advocates manners with hat wear in line with current trend. Artiste and Writers Serv. Westport, Conn.
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Westport. Con
Jews Change Family Names To Historic Palestine Names
TEL AVIV Sept 14 European Jewish families are renaming surnames rooted in diaspora history to Old Testament or Palestine place names. Aubrey Eben becomes Aba Even, Eliahu Epstein to Eliahu Eilat, and Jacob Dostrovsky to Yacob Dori, reflecting a shift in identity reported by observers.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
World
Aubrey Ebdan
United Nations
Eliahu Epstein
Washington
Eliahu Eilat
Jacob Dostrovsky
Yacob Dori
Double funeral for young Fort Worth couple
Fort Worth mourns William J. Moll and Venita Moll both 20 as a head on collision with an oil truck near Mount Pleasant killed the Western Union employees. They were returning from a Memphis vacation and expecting their first child next February.
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Fort Worth
William J. Moll
Venita
Mount Pleasant
Memphis
Tenn
Western Union
Mayor Fant Arrives in Europe for City Congress
Clyde F. Fant mayor of Shreveport La arrives in Stockholm on his way to the Congress of the International Union of Cities in The Hague on September 27 and 28 He will also visit Helsinki Oslo and Copenhagen before returning to The Hague.
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Stockholm
Clyde F. Fant
Shreveport
Congress of International Union of Cities
Hague
Helsinki
Oslo
Copenhagen
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