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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1930
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe shows GENE ROWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C RAWE as General Manager with Associated Press news dispatches credited. The masthead notes AP exclusivity for published news and regular paper content with the stated address and price.
Austin dispatches report about about 50 small Texas railroad stations discontinued in recent months as railroads seek savings amid highway growth. Rail Commission notes not distress, cites 22 new projects in five years and planned Texas and Pacific Northern extension. Shifts in population and industry drive changes, with overall map showing advancement despite occasional losses.
The article discusses General John J. Pershing preparing memoirs on World War I, noting prior war memoirs often lacked reliability due to prejudice or bitterness. It asserts Pershing plans to publish within the year and denies sensational content, aiming for candid revelations without sensationalism.
Glenn Frank argues the postwar slowdown reveals the need for conscious national planning. He recalls wartime resolve to build a planned future and warns against returning to old formulas, urging renewed foresight to prevent repeated economic low moods.
Babe, a sorority girl nicknamed Babe, faces a harsh twist as guardian Clement Forseith’s letter reveals her lost money and predicts she’ll never learn her true name. A West Coast visitor Reuben Morgan arrives, a kidnap plot unfolds at a cabin, and Babe probes her parentage while Pete battles captors and contemplates escape.
New York news compares silent gangster ethos with a string of famous mob figures including Rothstein Marlowe and Capone. The piece weaves in vintage crime lore, anecdotes from Prohibition era turf wars, and a dramatic escape scene, concluding with a continuation tease for a serialized tale.
A dense list of crossword clues and partially solved answers covers a wide range of terms from petroleum output to pronouns and tools. The page blends historical puzzle prompts with scattered solutions, including references to prison, animals, weights, and daily life items, showing the era's wordplay style.
Impy and Mrs. Impy, busy with thrift, expand storerooms and collect nuts for winter. They visit nut trees, encounter minor dangers from Reddy Fox and Broad Wing Hawk, and meet cousins Rusty, Chatterer, and Happy Jack while planning harvests. The tale emphasizes frugality as a foundation of comfort.
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