Amarillo Daily News Profile and Rates
The Amarillo Daily News, established November 4, 1909, is published each morning except Sunday by The Globe News Publishing Co at 600 Fillmore Street. It lists management roles and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with pricing for Amarillo carriers and mail options. It states an independent democratic editorial stance.
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Palestine Crisis Hard to Resolve as Violence Grows
The piece describes a youthful underground Jewish faction in Palestine declaring war on the British to push European refugees into the Holy Land. Zionist moderates condemn the violence fearing setbacks to the Zionist cause while British leaders warn of sending more troops to appease Arab opposition across the region.
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Ireland
India
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Congressional Quips Highlight Family Ties and Humble Jokes
Michigan Congressman Louis C Rabaut jokes about his large family and a new pink sport model car as his grandson arrives. Missouri Congressman Clarence Cannon commends Rabaut and seeks permission to extend remarks in celebration of the occasion.
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Notable NYC Gossip on Dolivet Hughes ONeill Atkinson
Louis Dolivet of The Free World writes Meet the United Nations for Farrar and Straus. Eugene O Neill found an East 80s apartment as Ice Man Cometh rehearsals begin September 5 with most cast. Howard Hughes aims to buy RKO if sale. Frances Garvan Jr impresses Hartford debut with Met Opera prospects. Hollywood stars resist Life poses as editors hoard candid shots. Mrs Benny Goodman names fifth daughter Benjy. Brooks Atkinson returns from Russia after 60 day trip with fur coat dream fulfilled, Moscow trip gave pinked fur.
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Price control debate looms over postwar inflation risks
The piece analyzes chances for salvage of price and rent controls amid congressional battles. It weighs Senate and House extensions, suggests limited continuation with subsidies on food and housing, and warns of wage pressures if controls fade. It notes housing shortages and food supply concerns into 1947 and beyond.
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Driving Mom in Charge Sparks Gentle Suburban Mayhem
A mother narrates a chaotic car trip with multiple kids and groceries. She ribs a passing trucker and defends her driving as she maneuvers past a jaywalker and a bank, insisting motherhood equals superior skill. The scene blends humor and resilience with a playful female empowerment note.
Liberals in Search of a Leader in America
Samuel Grafton analyzes a split liberal movement lacking a unifying figure after Roosevelts era. He notes Wallace and Douglas as fading names, describes liberalism as a headless body, and predicts a reorganization or new center for liberal goals amid rising apathy and strategic shifts. The piece echoes a New York Post Syn. assessment from Los Angeles.
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British Labor Party
Valley boy found dead in park lake after disappearance
State police located 7 year old Larry Blossfeld of Teaneck N J in Forest Hills Park Lake near where he vanished during a Sunday school picnic last Saturday. He was found early today with the body recovered from the water.
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Cope Files for Potter County Sheriff in Amarillo
O D Cope a former soldier and sign business owner in Amarillo has entered the race for Potter County sheriff. He filed with the county Democratic committee and announced his candidacy. He helped popularize eliminating poll tax requirements for veterans and said he will strive to serve as a proud, effective sheriff if elected.
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Make It a Million Army Recruiting Message
The notice touts enlistment in the Regular Army with pay and advancement, promising education in over 200 skills and trades. It notes that more than 750,000 have enlisted and directs readers to army camps, posts, or recruiting stations for full details.
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Childress Girl Joins Dallas Starlight Operetta Ensemble
Miss Wanda Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Johnson will open her second season with the Dallas Starlight Operetta this week The chorus now numbers 45 voices and is larger better balanced and contains better vocal material than any ensemble in the Fair Park Casino history Season closes August 19.
Childress Field Announces Surplus Sale Next Week
Small lots of surplus Army goods will be sold at Childress Army Air Field next week. Salvage officer Lt. Charles P Carle ay says items include motors, school supplies, drafting instruments, wire, sewing machines, boots, hoses, extinguishers and more. Prospective buyers may inspect Monday through Friday with bids opened July 11.
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