Amarillo Daily News masthead and billing page
The page shows the Amarillo Daily News publication details with the Globe News publishing company address at 600 Fillmore Street. It lists staff such as Gene Howe president and publisher Wesley Blizard and editor in chief Paul Allingham along with Grady Camp general manager and business manager. Subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions are provided.
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Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Company
Fillmore Street
Gene Howe
Wesley 8Lizzard
Paul Allingham
Grady Camp
Amarillo
Texas
News and Globe
The
Daily News
Sigs ET Ios
Trailing Mobsters Reach To Cities In War On Organized Crime
The Frank Erickson trial in New York opens a nationwide push against organized crime. Senators and lawmen expect rackets to be fought in federal and state courts as gamblers and mobsters prey on victims and earn billions. Authorities warn communists and Russians may back illicit operations with profits approaching 15 billion dollars, threatening the economy and families.
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Frank Erickson
New York
Erickson
Eaoly
Senate
Chey
FBI
Washington
United States
Stockpiling A bombs gets go ahead order
Washington reports President Truman ordered increased A bomb production after solving large scale stockpiling bottlenecks. Movable storage bins for weapons at overseas bases and US points were devised, with AEC backing and NSC recommendation. Also notes a medical report on Hiroshima Nagasaki survivors and a personnel change in London staffing.
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Robert S. Allen
Washington
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
National Security Council
National Security Resources Board
Council
The
Armed Services Committee
Atomic Energy Committee
House
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Odd Life Census Adds Up to 80 Years of Moments
An octogenarian, on his 80th birthday, itemizes life into sleeping 26 years 313 days and other activities. The column surveys postwar topics from tuna for babies to kindergarten registration, car durability, jokes, and a Nash $1000 experimental car. It reflects wartime era concerns and light editorial musings with brief notes on broadcasts and politics.
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Swampscott
Mass
William
Nash
Sinatra schedules, tours, and a Hoboken campaign push
Frank Sinatra signs a CBS television contract and plans new recordings. He will entertain troops in Berlin on July 4 and then open at the Palladium in London, with a hoped Berlin collaboration by Louis Armstrong. Armstrong’s 50th birthday celebration on July 4 is canceled by his surgery. Sinatra may return to Hoboken in the fall to help Dolly Sinatra’s mayoral campaign.
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Frank Sinatra
CBS
Berlin
London
the Palladium
Sinatra
Louis Armstrong
Armstrongs
Armstrong
Hoboken
Dolly Sinatra
Fire Dept
Roosevelt
Truman
Frank
Write-in bid for congressman shocks local voters
Random Thoughts by Lewis Norpyxe laments losing county surveyor post to a last minute candidate. He launches a write-in campaign for Congress in the 18th District, outlining a 1950 plan to spread votes by word of mouth and promising to work hard six days weekly. He asks supporters to mail postal cards to begin the effort.
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Sen. H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Philippines
China
Foreign Relations Committee
Smith
State Department
Pakistan
Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc
Texas
Congress
Lubbock
Fifteen Couples Granted Marriage Licenses in Clovis
Clovis issued fifteen marriage licenses on Thursday and Friday. Couples include Thomas Duran, Guadalupe Garcia. W L Smith, Alice Reams. Weldon Summers, Mary Lou Hedgecake. Charles McVay, Elizabeth Puderer. Carl Mantooth, Lois Bradley. Tom Budy, Wilma Parker. James Goode, Vada Endsley. Franklin Walters, Charlotte McDaniel. Charles Heaston, Mary Cooley. Kenneth Darrell ...
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Clovis
Thomas Duran
Guadalupe Garcia
W. L. Smith
Alice Reams
Lubbock
Weldon Glenn Summers
Mary Lou Hedgecake
Charles Henry McVay
Amarillo
Elizabeth Christine Puderer
Cleveland
Ohio
Carl Boyd Mantooth
Lois Kathleen Bradley
Ft. Smith
Ark
Tom Joe Budy
Wilma Jewel Parker
Turkey
James Hubert Goode
Vada Endsley
Portales
Franklin Russell Walters
Charlotte Ann McDaniel
Dumas
Charles Lewis Heaston
Mary Harriet Cooley
McPherson
Kan
Kenneth Darrell
Saw Turns Off but Hazard Persists at Work
George Spinka of Senneff Lumber Co. in Chadwick Illinois turned off a buzz saw and backed into it, suffering a 12 inch gash in his hip. The incident shows that an off switch may not stop a buzz saw immediately.
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Chadwick, Ill
George Spinka
Senneff Lumber Company
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Douglas
Bruce
Tee
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Hawaii
Quirino
Pacific
Iran
Korea
Hater
Treasure Island
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Robert
Canadian Broadcasting Co
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Ben Hogan
Toots Shor’s
Cary Middlecoffs
Middelcoff
Hogan
Los Angeles
Engels
William Molaski
St. Louis
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Raymond Lewenthal
Barbara Hutton
Miss Hutton
Nancy Davis
Loyal Davis
Broadway
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MGM
Hollywood
Dove Schary
Schary
Nancy
James Whitmore
L. B
Mayer
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Felix Frankfurter
England
Elia Kazan
Desire
Marlon Brando
Kazan
California
Tennessee Williams
By Lewis Norpyxe
Odaig
Daniel
Wilbur D. Nesbuty
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Southern Brokerage CO
415 Fisk
G. McClain
Wrens
Griggs Burial Association
N. S. Griggs and Sons
N.s.griggs & Sons
R Willams
Mt Reg
Cope
NEA
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Fella
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Miss High
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