The Amarillo Globe masthead and old subscription note
Historical newspaper masthead style shows The Amarillo Globe published with The Amarillo Daily News, listing editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilburg Bawk, plus early 20th century subscription rates and delivery service details for Amarillo Texas and surrounding regions.
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Amarillo
Ames Daily News
the Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Wilburg Bawk
Manacet
Washington faces vast changes as recovery programs take hold
The Globe surveys sweeping shifts in government finance and policy. It notes possible government banking bets of two to four billion dollars, a restructured industry framework, labor unions under federal influence, price and profit controls, broader federal aid to local governments, and the unknown future of the national economic system. The piece warns of dramatic changes ahead and the difficulty of predicting the nation’s path.
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Washington
Hugh 8. Johnson
Sam
Uncle Sam
NRA Pushes Child Labor Reform Gains And Ratification Hopes
The article praises NRA action against child labor while noting over a million workers aged 16 to 18 remain affected. It urges ratification of the child labor amendment, cites state reversals this year, and calls for continued progress. Also includes remarks by Rev. Stanley Stamford and quotes from Charles A. Lindbergh.
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NRA
Ford's Lone Eagle stance tested by recovery push
The piece argues Henry Ford has long defied bankers and unions and questions his stance on the new economic codes. It urges business leaders to back the national recovery while pressing for code adjustments as needed to stabilize employment purchasing power and confidence amid a looming winter.
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Lone Eagle
Henry Ford
Henry
Washington
Ford
Bat
Hidden Door Racing Season City Zenith
Saratoga Springs narrative blends with crime tale as Colin Hewitt joins the Mask's gang aboard the Alouette to steal a liquor cargo, confront Dollaire, and face Benny Malone's death while Buck O'Mara plots a larger payoff. Colin aims to earn Buck's trust to reach the Mask.
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Mask
Colin Hewitt
Clarkie Lunn
Buck O'Mara
Bennie Malone
Colin
Alouette
Captain Dollaire
Dollaire
Buck O’mara
Benny
Clarkie
Benny Malone
Clarkie Lynn T
Buck
Kilrea
Klengell
Geordie
Gil
Geordie Napp
Hermie
Jake
Smudge
Smudge Kilrea
Spinelli
Frank J. Packard
Bedtime Stories by Burgess Bowser and the Rescue
Reddy Fox and Mrs Reddy observe Bowser the hound being praised before Bowser follows Farmer Brown's boy to a trapped dog. The dog is saved and the two foxes discuss credit and satisfaction. The tale ends with a note that the next story is Reddy Fox is Repaid and a geyser fact.
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Bowser
Farmer Brown
Palmer Brown
Fox Bowser
Bowsers
Reddy Fox
Mrs. Reddy
Reddy
Understanding Thyroid Enlargement and Treatments
Dr Fishbein explains types of thyroid goiter including toxic, adenoma and cancer. Symptoms include protruding eyes rapid pulse thinness weakness and fatigue. Basal metabolism tests diagnose, surgery may remove the gland with thereafter hormone or iodine therapy to relieve symptoms.
Hollywood Tennis Buzz Eases as Pacific Southwest Ends
Hollywood's screen crowd gathers at the Los Angeles Tennis Club as the Pacific Southwest championships near conclusion. Stars like Warner Baxter Sally Eilers Constance Bennett Robert Armstrong Bebe Daniels Ben Lyon Bill Powell Norma Shearer and Kay Francis attend daily. Alice White reports prank tire message incident after car sighting. Maurice Chevalier plans a new leading lady for The Merry Widow replacing Jeanette MacDonald upon his January return.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles Tennis Club
Warner Baxter
Sally Eilers
Constance Bennett
Robert Armstrong
Bebe Daniels
Ben Lyon
Bill Powell
Norma Shearer
Kay Francis
Alice
Alice White
Clemency Denied for Burns fugitive in Georgia
Georgia Governor Talmadge rejected the clemency petition of Elliott Burns who escaped from a chain gang and fled to New Jersey. He stated a firm rule: fugitives cannot receive clemency while at liberty and that prisoners in custody will be given consideration.
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Tammany
Gotham
Globe-News Staff
Atlanta
Omaoue
Talmadge
Robert
Elliott Burns
Georgia
New Jersey
Burns
Looking Glass Puzzle Clues and Pictorial Riddle
The page presents a mixed word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. It references a famous man pictured, a professor and author, and covers terms from geography to everyday objects. Answers are interwoven with a theme of wordplay and biographical hints.
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Cheshire
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