The Globe 1935 Amarillo edition
The Globe a independent democratic newspaper published in Amarillo Texas 1935 announces evening and Sunday publications with carrier and mail rates. It notes second class mail status February 20 1924 and founding February 29 1924 and lists staff including Gene Howk and Wilbur Hawk along with AP news service. The issue is dated Thursday September 19 1935 and covers politics with a claim of fair reporting free of party politics.
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Amarillo
Tease
Amavillo Daily News
Giade News Publishing Co
Static and Fillmore
Gene Howk
Wilbur
Hawk
Amarillo praised by Shreveport veterans in reunion tribute
Shreveport citizens at the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Amarillo Texas lauded the Panhandle city. Dr B E Sanderson chairing the Shreveport delegation praised Amarillo hospitality and civic spirit noting free rides bishop Seamar and the Globe newspaper help. Camp meeting songs by young women stirred memories of Louisiana romance and optimism for next year’s reunion.
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United Confederate Veterans
Amarillo
BE. Lb. Sanderson
Shreveport Times
United Confederate
Texas
Great Plains
Panhandle
Laseter
Dr. Knighton
Amarilla
Bishop Seamar
Felecopal Church
Amarillo Globe
Hinton
Chamber of Commerce
Louisiana
South
A New Kind of Cabinet for Policy Making
Glenn Frank argues American cabinet chiefs should focus on major policy while routine work shifts to a permanent civil service. He cites Britain’s practice of department-driven policy and warns that without central policy leadership, government becomes a patchwork of conflicting measures.
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Glenn Frank
L. 8. Avery
House of Commons
Congress
Impulsive rescue flight ends in Coast Guard reunion
Jo Darien and Todd Barstow abort a high speed pursuit to find Doug Marsh. After a fog bound crossing, Barstow lands a snub nosed plane at sea and airlifted Jo to Marsh’s yacht where Marsh greets her with relief as wedding plans surface amid the perilous mission.
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Peyton
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Barstow
Jo Darien
Fyes
Balston
Teddy Ty
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Thes
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Radee
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Doug Marsh
Tod
Soo
Sire Hands
Juno
Marsh
Jaro
Douglas Marsh
Dariurg
Atiwer Marsh
Ben
Miss Darien
Foreign Born Kids at Play and City Life Scenes
In Mulberry Street’s Italian quarter and Chinatown area, foreign born children play amid slum blocks while windows show tired women and street vendors sell religious statuary. The piece notes celebrity visitors to Papa Moneta’s restaurant, then moves through portraits of performers and columnists, ending with a personal fiction closing line.
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O McIntyre
New York
Papa Moneta
Mulberry Street
Chinatown
Frank Crowninshield
Ben Ali Haggin
George Jean Nathan
Acmed Abdullah
Moneta
Voisin's
Rue Cambon
Belgium stamps seek aid through royal children portrait
Belgium aims to help its Royal Charity Society by featuring King Leopold II’s three children on a stamp. Princess Josephine Charlotte, Crown Prince Baudouin, and Prince Albert appear with notes on birth dates and royal lineage. The queen mother Astrid, who died in a Swiss accident, is identified as linked to Swedish royalty and Bernadotte ancestry.
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Belgium
Leopold II
Royal Charity Society
Josephine Charlotte
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Random Prince of
Brabant
Io Prince
Albert
Switzerland
Astrid
Famous 17th Century painter and a Night Picture
A word puzzle lists clues for an Old Master theme. The horizontal section names a renowned 17th century painter born in a specific place, plus an iconic work titled The Night. The puzzle assigns numerous crosswise clues like eggs of fishes, to fly, semite, and Orient, guiding toward literary and biographical terms.
Mrs Quack Warns of Shared Responsibility in Green Forest
Thornton W Burgess narrates how Mrs Quack and Mrs Wood Duck nurture large broods at Paddy the Beaver’s pond. Predators like Blacky the Crow and Reddy Fox lurk nearby while Sharpshin the hawk watches for nests, illustrating the need for neighbors to alarm and help each other for survival.
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Green Forest
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Sammy Jay
Paddy the Beaver
Mrs. Quack
Mrs. Wood Duck
Mr Quack
Mr. Wood Duck
Blacky the Crow
Blacky
Reddy Fox
Sharpshin
Hawk
Paddy
Beaver
First Match Patent Awarded to Alonzo D. Phillips
Historical questions reveal the first patent to Alonzo D. Phillips of Springfield Massachusetts on October 24 1836. The United States declared war on Germany in April 1917. The cowbird earned its name from flocking in cattle pastures to feed on insects stirred by cows.
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Alonzo D. Phillips
Springfield
Massachusetts
United States
Germany
Ans
Rural living linked to longer life by several years
Health notes cite 1930s statistics showing rural residents outlive city dwellers by about four to five years. A city born child averages 56.73 years versus 62.09 in the country. girls in the city 61.05 years versus 65.09 in rural areas. Industrialization level likely influences longevity.
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United States
Forest Fox Endangers Ducks in Narrow Escape Tale
Sharpshin the fox stalks near Green Forest ponds and eyes Mrs Quack with four ducklings and Mrs Wood Duck with twelve. A warning signal sends the families fleeing, sparing them from harm in this 1935 Burgess fable.
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Green Forest
Mrs. Quack
Paddy the Beaver
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