Amarillo Globe publication notice details and rates
The Amarillo Globe lists publication timing and affiliations with The Amarillo Daily News, header dates February 1924, under the act of March 4. It cites office location Amarillo Texas, editors general manager ORADY Camp, president publisher, business manager, and subscription prices in advance for daily and Sunday editions.
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Civic Housecleaning Urges April Cleanup in Amarillo
The city launches a formal cleanup drive with committees to tackle gutters and downtown Polk Street. City workers are painting fresh traffic and parking lines, though curb-adjacent areas still face debris. Residents and merchants are urged to keep walks clean as spring arrives.
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Polk Street
Amarillo
Youth of the world fearless says Brandeis era
A King Features Syndicate piece notes a Waldorf Astoria forum where youth rejected fear, predicting a future won by the next generation. It quotes international students praising democracy yet criticizing civil service, urging bold civic leadership from tomorrow’s estatesmen and leaders.
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Waldorf-Astoria
United States
United Nations
Congress
England
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King Features Syndicate
The Slider Kiss Goes Too Far in Hollywood Mockery
Hollywood columnist mocks Glenn Ford for proposing a sensational kissing sequence called The Slider. The piece parodies its exaggerated reach and compares it to other invented kisses like The Nibbler and Ten Little Pingers, critiquing Hollywood’s reaction to such antics.
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Gallico
The American Character And Its Strain On Authority
Dorothy Thompson discusses how Americans react under threat noting a highly strung nation dislikes authority and bears disbelief in stability. She argues crises expose a need for unity but warns of overoptimism and misreadings by Russians during Berlin events.
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America
Berlin
Lippmann Warns on Slow War Prep and Moscow’s Moves
Walter Lippmann argues in strong terms that the United States must accelerate military measures and clarify aims to deter Soviet aggression. He warns slow, halfhearted steps risk emboldening Stalin and the Kremlin as crises in Czechoslovakia, Finland, and Scandinavia unfold. He stresses American power requires time to mobilize and long supply lines, urging decisive action.
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Symington
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Iran
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Europe
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Containment debate and calls for decisive policy
The article argues that half measures define Truman era policy and urge a concrete objective. It proposes withdrawing Soviet forces from the Stettin Trieste line through power and diplomacy, warning containment cannot settle global conflicts and stressing a need for focused American effort. It laments diplomatic failures and cites U S perspectives on Russia, education, and Lincoln era leadership as context.
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Truman
Soviet Union
Europe
Asia
Red Army
Stettin-Trieste
Quotations Highlight Diverse Views At Local Talk Topics
John McCarty speaks on true strength through troubles while Lee Hunter jokes about cabbage moisture and emotion. Edgar Bergen creates Mortimer Snerd and Charley Mc Carthy. Carolyn Jones notes Aunt Elfie at Pasadena Playhouse. Charles M. Rogers praised by a speaker as superintendent. A local doctor comments on flattery.
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John McCarty
Lee Hunter
Dr. Cornette
Mortimer Snerd
Charley McCarthy
Edgar Bergen
Carolyn Jones
Pasadena Playhouse
Bergen
Aunt Elfie
Carolyn
Effie
Auntie
Charles M. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Historic Page
A dense crossword puzzle snippet lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and abbreviations. It features entries for months radio stars animals sauces oils and many common crossword answer themes, reflecting a vintage puzzle layout.
Spring term strains teachers under rising expectations
It's spring term and final weeks bring added pressure on students and teachers. The piece argues pupils provoke misbehavior, teachers face criticism from boards and parents, yet earn only subsistence pay. It notes teachers endure discipline challenges and the need to maintain order amid student pranks.
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Miss Little
Artists and Writers Service
Westport
Conn
Speech Excerpt Referencing Jefferson Davis and Northern States
Fragmentary speech notes discuss the northern states not yet drinking a certain cup while implying Jefferson Davis and others are involved. context and full meaning are unclear due to damaged text.
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Mr. Gladstone
Jefferson Davis
Leaders of the South form army navy and nation
A fragment recalls Southern leaders building an army and navy and forging a nation amid Civil War rhetoric. The line hints at Confederate resolve and expansion, with the continuation promised on page 15.
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