Amarillo Globe Demands Impartial News Since 1924
The Amarillo Globe News, a Democratic independent paper, announces its publishing details and editorial stance. It highlights Associated Press cooperation and its commitment to reporting the news impartially, supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Hember Associated Press
Associated Press
Allews
the Globe
The Capone Funeral Puzzle of Chicago Crime
A Chicago funeral for Lombardo draws Capone and many criminals, with police present but not arresting anyone. The piece asks whether gunmen are above the law and hints at corruption, politics, and a flawed court system as the deeper puzzle of America’s crime waves.
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Chicago
Lombardo
al Capone
Capone
Gettysburg
America
Laughing Around the World Never Having Been Introduced
A witty exchange in a Piccadilly club features a stranger asking a drowsy Briton for five pounds claiming to be strapped and needing a trivial sum. The Briton declines noting the caller’s lack of familiarity, while the borrower insists familiarity would change the decision.
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Piccadilly Club
Chappie
Sirit
Make-Up AM Romance on Broadway Ends in Bittersweet Bond
Janet Mary James, eighteen, pursues stage dreams in New York with Ballard Riley as a conflicted mentor and possible romance. She befriends Flavia Marlowe who reveals a terminal illness and wills half a million to Janet to fund her career, while Janet faces love, jealousy, and friendship amid holiday gatherings and show rehearsals.
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Janet Mary James
Janet
Ballard Riley
Ballard
Flavia Marlowe
Sir Henry Martindale
Mort Oldstein
Mort
Corinne Mallory
Lund
Flodine Deslys
Flodine
Broadway
Paris
Mrs. Elmer
Flavia
Sir Henry
Kepombe
Florida
Patty
Rotter
Crossword Puzzle Clues Challenge Readers Today
Readers tackle a compact crossword with short clues. Horizontal entries include to wither, a West Indian shark, a large glandular organ, and to beguile. Other hints cover woolly, spheres or cubes, old-womanish, protecting ridges, affirmative, light washing, organ of sight, and by way of.
New Year Intrigues Stirring in Flavia's Studio
Janet, Flavia, and Patty drift through a tense New Year scene in a studio. Flavia forgives Patty for past unhappiness, while Janet fears his return and plots to shield Flavia. Putty Bigelow lurks in the doorway as Sir Henry hosts a revel.
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Sparkle
Janet
Patty
Flavia
Sir Henry
Putty
Putty Bigelow
Earth
Your Child Your Child HALF-ORPHANS
Agnes Lyne argues many children become half orphans when fathers ignore daily bonding. She notes mothers guard parenting rituals, shaping a child’s emotional growth. Early father involvement, including story time and play, is essential to healthy development.
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Agnes Lyne
Mts
Lip of Frisco Leaves Lasting Impression
A 1928 McNaught Syndicate column paints San Francisco as vibrant and cosmopolitan. The piece contrasts the city with Los Angeles, celebrates its history from Spanish pueblo to port of the Pacific, and notes landmarks like Lotta’s Fountain and Market Street. It lists illustrious writers tied to the city and ends with copyright details.
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San Francisco
San Franciscan
Rudyard Kipling
Los Angeles
Tetrazzini
Kubelik
Argonauts
Paris
America
Chamber of Commerce
Market Street
Lotta
Lotta Crabtree
Mark Twain
Bret Harte
Edwin Markham
Joaquin Miller
Jack London
Gertrude Atherton
Frank
Charles
Kathleen Norris
Will and Wallace Irwin
Ambrose Bierce
George Sterling
Peter B. Kyne
R. L. Stevenson
Herman Whitaker
Gelet Burgess
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Cubby Bear Escapes as Chimney Stoop Triggers Chase
Cubby Bear climbs the sugar-house roof at Farmer Brown's in Green Forest and knocks down the stovepipe chimney. He plays with the pipe while Whitefoot, Trader the Wood Rat, and Mrs. Whitefoot watch. A loud sniff spooks Cubby and he bolts, racing past an old stump while attempting to flee without looking back.
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Cubby Bear
Farmer Brown
Green Forest
Cubby
Trader
Whitefoot
Peter Rabbit
Cubby Bear Escapes Dad’s Sugar House Scare
Cubby Bear skids into a stump and dashes into Green Forest. He climbs a tree to escape a frightening moment when his father Buster Bear, unaware Cubby is his son, lumbers toward the sugar-house as Whitefoot and Trader hide in their nests.
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Enoch Arden
Japan
Manchuria
Lotus Flower
Lotus
Uni
C. McIntyre
Frank Norris
Embarcado
Pacific
Bear
Happy Jack Squirrel
Big Buster Bear
Buster
Wood Mouse
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