The Amarillo Globe News Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe News notes publication as a late 1920s daily paper founded Feb 20 1924 with editors and publishers named. It lists Associated Press rights, subscription rates, delivery service, and mail options for daily and Sunday editions across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amn
Globe-News Publishing Co
Eixth and
Gene Howe
TT. Johnson
John McCarty
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Texas Legislature Warned Over Pension Spending
The Globe urges Texans to watch the Legislature as Old Age Assistance Director Orville Carpenter warns of a massive pension program. He estimates millions yearly are needed to pay benefits, risking higher taxes and state treasury strain. The paper questions limiting pensioners and balancing aid with fiscal prudence.
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Texas
Orville 8
Carpenter
Knox campaign tour misreads goals and sparks insurance debate
Col Frank Knox on a touring campaign appears to push votes to Roose velt, prompting outcry from insurers and bankers. He then says his remarks were Pickwickian, prompting confusion among policyholders who seek clarity on policy safety and his statements. Other brief items note a prison chaplain’s influence on crime solving, a Detroit fine for breaking bottles, Cleveland tailors’ pay, neuralgia cures by electricity, and a condemned convict’s consolation.
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Frank C. Knox
Landon
Roosevelt
Allentown
Behind the Scenes In Washington by Kirke Simpson
President Roosevelt moves to craft a permanent farm policy with crop insurance and drought protection as Landon campaigns in the farm belt. The letter to Wallace outlines a two- committee framework and signals a shift from emergency AAA measures toward a long term farm bill. The timing ties to Landon’s drive and hints at coordinated campaign strategy involving farm leaders insurance groups and finance circles.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
Roosevelt
Landon
Brefetary
Wallace
Congress
AAA
TVA Electeiee
Tps
Weems Lodice
Trans-Pacific Flight Begins With Kay Dunn New Stewardess
Kay Dunn an aspiring stewardess for Overland Airways joins two other applicants Doris Lee and Alice Miller on a trial flight to New York from Central Airport. She meets co pilot Chuck Jones and veteran pilot Ted Graham who helped secure her position as the eastbound plane departs at 8 05 pm. Kay trades banter with Chuck amid the night sky and arrival of the crew for the journey.
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Kay Dunn
Overland Airways
Overland
Ted Graham
Trans-Pacific Airways
Doris Lee
Alice Miller
Kay
Graham
San Francisco
Goodby
Doris
Alice
New York
Central Airport
Cheyenne
Chuck Jones
Chuck
Port
Bret
Alleghenies
Earth
Newark
High Sierras
Ted
Tradesman Kay Hears Laughing Echoes In Air Crew Parley
Kay overhears flings among crew and passengers on a flight. Doris rants about a co-pilot who snarls at travelers while Kay notes Ted Graham's resolute look. Alice Miller appears pleased as Chuck Jones flirts, altering the cabin mood.
Stories in Stamps Stories in Stamps
A short flight tale follows Kay Dunn Doris and others aboard a plane as a dowager asks the pilot to see her Pittsburgh home from low altitude, the crew and passengers pass time with water cooler talk, and Kay imagines Ted Graham while Thomas Sheraton is noted for a failed 1791 furniture design series.
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Thomas Sheraton
New York Warmth and Wariness in a City of Strangers
A column reflecting New York’s guarded yet evolving social climate. It contrasts residents' wary, self-protective behavior with moments of warmth, notes on tramps and hotel lore, clock collecting, and shifts in cross-cultural dating norms, illustrated by references to Anna May Wong and Cole Porter.
Five Year Term Is Given in Slaying
NEW MADRID Mo Sept 30 P T Capps was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary by Judge James Reeves after a circuit court jury found him guilty of manslaughter in the killing of W E Denton former county clerk and GOP sheriff candidate Denton was shot to death at a tavern owned by Leona Phelan She was charged jointly but the district attorney dismissed her case when it came up Radio station sought Washington Sept 30 The Grege County Sheriff s Department Gladewater Tex applied to the communications commission for authority to construct a municipal police radio station operating with 100 watts power
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New Madrid
T. F. Capps
James Reeves
W. E. Denton
Denton
Leona Phelan
Capps
James V. Conran
Washington
Grege County
Scandinavian Writer Horizonts and a Packed Puzzle List
A dense word puzzle fills many clues under Scandinavian writer Horizon ts theme. Across and down entries include early settler epoch poet poem small lake nocturnal animal mongrel etc. Answers interlock with references to Norse terms, oceans, and directional hints.
Blacky the Crow and Unc Billy On the Green Meadows
Blacky the Crow spots Unc Billy Possum on the Green Meadows and teases him by crying out in his ear. Unc Billy pretends undetected, then Blacky pecks his tail and confronts him about why he lies in the grass. The tale blends playful mischief with animal antics and a quick moral edge.
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Blacky
Unc
Rascal
Green Meadows
Billy
Billy Possum
Crow
Bill
Blacky the Crow
Green Forest
Farmer Brown's
Unc Billy Faces Realized Fear in Burgess Tale
In a 1936 Burgess adventure Blacky escapes Unc Billy's danger by leaping into the air with spread wings, cawing loudly as he stays out of reach. The scene unfolds as a cautionary moment in the ongoing story.
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Blacky
Unc
Billy
T. W. Burgess
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