Amarillo Globe History Note
The Amarillo Globe profile states founding date February 20 1924, second class matter entry, publication schedule and address. It notes Associated Press rights and local news content ownership by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Radio Program Listings Across Cities and Times
A dense schedule of late 1930s to mid century radio programs lists orchestras, choirs, soloists, and talk segments across stations in Chicago Louisville Davenport Omaha and more. Numerous names appear including Ralph Williams Orchestra Fred Williams, Helen Hodder soprano and Nick Pappas mandolin with varied entertainment, educational talks and weather reports through the evening.
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Mick
Wed
Oriole
WGN
Chicago
Drake
WGON
Jack Chapman
WCBD
Zion
WLAG
Drohran
Moores Osborn
WHAS
Louisville
Alamo
WOC
Davenport
Andman
Hennario Robinson
Dixe Stare
Tourtata
WOAW
Omana
Uncle Roan
Gilbert
Savage
Nick Pappas
Jeanie J. Savers
Frank Buckingham
Ioward Hinégemeire
FPOM
Jerom Mighthawk
Frotic
Kansas City
Atlanta
WMC
Memphis
Orchestra
Steamer Idlewild Orchestra
WFAA
Dallab
Fairy Tates
Amith
Urtin
Fort Worth
Texas Hotel Orchestra
Geld Madal Band
Definition of State Press and Political Types in The Dallas News
Terrell Tribune discusses terms reactionary and progressive with State Press describing a radical as overthrowing proven policies for quick gains and a progressive embracing new developments yet denying fixed principles. It contrasts railway commissions as fair equality for shippers against radical calls for government ownership of railways.
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Pres
Rusela
Railway Commission
Radical
la Follette
Literary and music award winners named at Tri-State expo
The Tri-State exposition announced awards in the literary and music divisions. Short story winners included Miss Mannie Wilson and C B Eubanks. Journalistic article prize went to Mrs R G Thompson with others noted. Poems honored Mrs D M Young and Miss Laura Hamner. Music prizes awarded to Mrs Ella Raffey for vocal and violin by Hall Axtell. a quartet credit to Mrs Raffey.
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Tri-State Exposition
Mannie Wilson
Amarillo
C. B. Eubanks
Hereford
R. C. Shindler
Dalhart
R. G. Thompson
Mary Miller Beard
Grace F. Guthrie
D. M. Young
Laura Hamner
Thelma M. Duke
Claude
Ella Raffey
Canyon
Panl Merrill
Irene Beasley
Hall Axtell
Old Settlers Day at Amarillo Fair Names Officers
Wednesday was Old Settlers day at the Amarillo Tri-State Exposition with over 250 attendees. P. D. Hobart of Pampa was elected president for next year while Judge Gough of Amarillo became first vice president and BH Pendton of Stratford second vice president. Horace Russell of Amarillo was named secretary.
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Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
Automobile and Merchants
P. D. Hobart
Pampa
Gough
Amarillo
BH. J. Pendton
Statford
Horace Russell
Concert Programs and Orchestras Listed Across Cities
The clippings mention various orchestras and concert programs in multiple cities including Oakland San Francisco Portland and Los Angeles. Entries reference the American Theater Orchestra Francisco and names such as Rady Seiger Hickman and George Olsen along with venue notes like Coeranut Grove and Pantages.
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Orran
Oakland
Francia Concert Orchestra
Vinal Sens
Atects
Ate
American Theater Orchestra
Ital San Francisco
Rady Seiger
BMJ
Angele
Art Hicerman
Orchestra
Chldren
Udin
Hateh Graham Ban Jotat
Rt Hickman
Angeles
B. M Coeranut Grove
M . Menen
Orch
Portland
George Olsen
Orchestra Hoot Owla
George
Evtra
Pantages Pro
Radio Station Listings Chronicle Evening Broadcasts
A dense Chicago area guide shows numerous stations with listed programs. Entries include Tate news Uncle Bob stories Delabary Orchestra Monica Late Show and multiple orchestras and concerts across KYW WESH WQX WMAQ WLAG WHAS WOC WOAW KSD WDAF WRB WMC WFAA detailing times and performers such as Ralph Williams Orchestra Paul Locker George Osborn's Orchestra and J. V. Bar bora.
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KYW
Hicago
Uncle Bob
Janks DeCaberg
Midniett Revue
Rerus
WQI
Chicago
Ralph Willema
Ralph Williams
Tate News
Delabary
P. M
Wesh
Oehestra
Polotats
Atoriea
Paul Locker
Edgewater
Drake
Wqan Claaste
Jack Chapman
WMAQ
la Salle
Balaban
Katz Theater Revue
WLAG
Minneapolis
George Osborn
WHAS
Louisville
Alamo Orchestra
Lontaville
R. J
WOC
Davenport
Grand Central Theater
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Muse
Nighthawk
Frotic
WRB
Atlanta
Muusical Entertainment
Akytark
WMC
St. John's
WFAA
Dallas
Paul Romberg
Evening Radio Concert Schedule Across Cities
Radio listings show multiple pilots from KOO Oakland and KPO San Francisco with St Francis Concert Orchestra P M Unitarian Church Choir and Henry Halstead’s Orchestra. Los Angeles stations KGW Portland KFI feature Art Hickman’s Orchestra Cocoanut Grove Orchestra and Packard Popular CRT AM studio concerts in evening blocks.
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KOO
Oakland
St. Francis
Wirst Unitarian Church
Henry Halstead
KPO
San Francisco
Art Weidner
KAJ
Los Angeles
Art Hickman
KFI
Packard
Cocoanut Grove Orchestra
Kg‘y
Portland
Potter County Free Library Hosts Farm Life Exhibit
The Potter County Free Library presents an agricultural exhibit to show its service to every family in the county. It displays books for home and farm life and explains the magazine and art clipping system. Miss Willie Lee Martin, librarian, planned the exhibit. the library runs multiple branches and helped found other libraries.
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Potter County
The Tactless Texan Turmoil Delays Opinion Column
The Tactless Texan is unable to prepare his regular column today due to unspecified delays. Readers are advised to check back for future installments.
Half Minute Interviews at Amarillo Fair Talk
Local residents share brief recollections and anecdotes about Amarillo and area events. Ed Pittman and Carl Hill recount a Juarez ball fight, M. Thomas recalls land prices and the A H Wood ranch, Shorty Bullock laments a lost pocketbook, and Rotary Club support for boys and girls is noted.
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Sam B. Motlow
Ed Pittman
Carl Hill
Jaurez
Tom Cotten
Rotary Club
Cole to Argue Rate Case in Washington
J. Cole traffic manager was chosen to represent Amarillo in the oral argument of consolidated grain cases. The session is set for October 10 in Washington D C at a traffic committee meeting. Grain and milling interests were represented, and several prominent grain men from the region may accompany him to argue for maintaining current adjustment rates.
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Ss. J. Cole
Amarillo
Washington
Mr. Cole
New York Day by Day on the Leviathan
Aboard the Leviathan voyaging from Southampton to New York the writer endures heat in the engine room and fog bound shores near Newfoundland. He notes steerage passengers awaiting the New York skyline, a playful water hand ball mishap, and a near accident while admiring a deck companion as Miss Nancy Blair nears four in October.
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Atlantic
Southampton
New York
Paris
Newfoundland
Nancy Blair
Rabbit and pet stock awards announced at fair
Awards in the rabbit and pet stock divisions were announced last night. Top prizes included best pair of white rabbits won by R W Burk with blue ribbon. best New Zealand red doe and buck awarded to Dr Lanham. best pair young red does to I Milkins. best gray Belgian doe to Dr Lanham. and other blue ribbons with no competition in several categories. Canary birds and squirrels also received multiple prizes including first and second places for Max Geisler and Mrs Booker in canaries and various squirrels honored to J L McCarty and Arthur Burrows.
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R. W. Burk
New Zealand
BE. F. Lanham
Dr. Lanham
Milkins
H. H. Yarris
H. H. Farris
Max Geislers
Jo. Booker
W. K. Robinson
Booker
Robinson
Manchester
Arthur Burrows
J. L. McCarty
J. L. MecCarty
Jery Hammer
Democratic governor candidate dies of infantile paralysis
Morrisville Virginia September 26 How ard K Shaw of Stowe Democratic candidate for governor died today of infantile paralysis. Ill since Sunday while traveling he sought normal activity but succumbed to illness. The report notes his campaign end and illness during an arduous trip.
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Morrisville
Howard K. Shaw
Stowe
The
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Giant Remington Burnelli plane passes test at Curtis Field
The Remington Burnelli airliner completed test flights at Curtis Field in Los Angeles. The craft can carry thirty two passengers or over two tons of freight, with a notably wide body and large freight compartment visible from the rear view photograph.
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Remington-Burnelli
Curtis Field
L. A
Air Giant
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