Amarillo Globe Details and Subscription Rates
The Amarillo Globe newspaper reiterates publisher and editor roles, names executives, and lists subscription options. It notes pricing for home delivery by carrier and mail, with distinctions for within and beyond 150 miles and various frequencies, and states the paper is an independent Democratic publication.
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Wesley DI
Paul Allingham
Eas
Shelby Kritser
Grady
Eise Cine Spose
Walter Andrews
Globe-News
Compan Parker Prouty
Winders
Gene Howe
Amarillo
Texas
Fight Over Money in Texas Legislature Debate
The Austin session focuses on cutting expenses amid chatter about state taxes. Lobbyists drive the anti tax talk, alleging big business fears and costly favoritism. Critics question trimming state police funds while overstating crime and warn against dismantling Texas.
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Austin
Texas
Capitol
Air Mail
Spring Fever and the McClellan Amendment Debate
Stewart Alsop analyzes the McClellan amendment and its political ripple on Truman’s authority and party unity. He notes a shifting bipartisan foreign policy dynamic, rising conservative bloc influence, and looming tax and economic control challenges amid a wary Congress. The piece cautions against complacency as Europe faces mobilization needs and warns that arms alone cannot secure freedom without urgency.
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Capitol Hill
Europe
Kenneth Wherry
Wherry
Harry Truman
Truman
McClellan
Harry S. Truman
Ernest McFarland
Tom Connally
Arthur Vandenberg
Connally
Senate
Vandenberg
Sen. Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Wayne Morse
Taft
Walter George
Congress
House
Taft and
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
John Snyder
Washington
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Hoover rejects national police empire despite Kefauver pressure
The article recounts J Edgar Hoover resisting calls for a centralized national police force, arguing the present system of law enforcement is best. It notes three key points: protect civil liberties and federal-state balance, Mafia and Communist parallels, and need for adequate funding and public support to ensure effective justice. Action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
FBI
Washington
Hoover
Kefauver Committee
America
Kefauver
United States
Communist Party
Polk Street Professor Praises Films and Actors
The writer shares opinions on The Mating Season and Born Yesterday, All About Eve, and Gene Tierney. He also weighs in on Anne Baxter's Oscar moment, musical films, and a preference for genuine emotion, action, and humor in cinema. He praises Donald Duck for delivering these qualities.
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Gene Tierney
Gene
Anne Baxter
Hollywood
Donald Duck
Crossword Puzzle and The State of Local Civic Duty
A mixed text fragment lists crossword clues for horizontal and vertical entries, interwoven with a lengthy opinion on civic responsibility in urbanizing America. It critiques shifting populations, local interest neglect, and calls for stronger local self-government and enforcement rather than federal replacement. It cites J Edgar Hoover on celebrity leadership and federal overreach.
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New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
J. Edgar Hoover
King Features Syn
May Seek Arrest Of Movie Figure?
The House Un American Activities Committee weighs arrest warrants for several movie figures evading subpoenas in the Reds in Hollywood probe. Rep Velde says some may have fled to Mexico while US Marshal Boyle lists ten people not served in California including actress Karen Morley. A bull moose in Fort William Ontario was seen near railway docks after wolves drove it into the city.
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Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
Velde
Illinois
Mexico
James J. Boyle
California
Karen Morley
Fort William
Congressmen as columnists rival in humorous office pets
Washington columnist Othman notes Rep Allan Oakley Hunter of California as a worthy stand-in. He cites Hunter's amusing office differences, including fish, love birds, a doll house, coffee and cakes, and staff shoes, and pokes fun at other congressmen's offices while warning Hunter may become the next full-time columnist.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington
Allan Oakley Hunter
California
G. D. O’brien
Michigan
Representative Hunter
Fresno
Capitol
C. A. Herter
Massachusetts
A. P. Morano
Connecticut
Clare Boothe Luce
Morano
Filli
Buster
M. J. Kirwan
Ohio
J. S. Woods
Georgia
Let’s Explore Your Mind and Reflections on Love
Dr Albert Wiggam reflects on memory of mothers and wives, love entering life unexpectedly, and the nature of affection. He cites Chesterton on Johnson and notes on worker dissatisfaction and pay. Copyright 1951 by John F Dille Co.
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G. K. Chesterton
Samuel Johnson
Johnson
Richard Centers
John F. Dille Co
Czech scientists develop chloramfenicol drug in Prague
Czech researchers announce a new drug chloramfenicol similar to chloromycetin, produced from domestic materials. The key claim is effectiveness against typhoid fever and intestinal inflammation.
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Prague
Houston Pair Buy Lazy VV Ranch in Colorado
Lynn Van Viett announced sale of the Lazy VV Ranch at Neder land Colorado for 160000 to Mr and Mrs George Warren Barnes of Houston. The Texas couple will run it as a cattle ranch while the prize Arabian horses move to Van Vleet’s Arapahoe ranch near Boulder ending summer day horse shows due to lack of facilities there. The Lazy VV hosted up to 3500 spectators for purebred Arabian shows.
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Denver
Lynn van Viett
Nederland
Colo
George Warren Barnes
Houston
van Vieet
van Vleet
Arapahoe
Boulder
Arapahoe Ranch
Memory Expert Forgetful of Dates
Hollywood memory expert Dr. Franz Polgar failed to appear for lectures in Hollywood and Pompano Beach causing Broward organizations to sue for $3,100. He was served in Miami Beach and given until April 19 to explain why he did not fulfill the speaking contracts.
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Hollywood
Fla
Franz Polgar
Broward County
Pompano Beach
Polgar
Miami Beach
Marine lands in old outfit with first Marine Division in Korea
PFC Merlin R. Clark of Whitewater Wisconsin arrives in Korea and is assigned to the same section battalion and regiment he served with seven years ago in World War II. He had been a member of a Marine Corps Reserve unit in the United States. The move places him back with the unit that fought in earlier conflicts.
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Korea
Merlin R. Clark
Whitewater
Wise
Marine Corps Reserve
United Sta
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Joan H. Cremer
Boston Herald
Sen. J. Willliamm FuLprient
Arkansas
Harold Strassen
University of Pennsylvania
Bric
Davin Sannorr
RCA
National Police Force
Polk Street
Comedienne
Harbor
Abraham
Bib
The
Netherlands
Allance
Terminus
Angels
Heart
Tellurium
G. D. O'Brien
C. E. Merrow
New Hampshire
J. G. Fulton
Pennsylvania
Hunter
United Feature Syn., Inc
Deen
Steve
Bred Nazaire
Breck
Danny
Drake
JF. Ler
Superman
Albert Edward Wiggam
John F. Dille C. Yes
Ewe
B W
Longines, Hamilton and
Bulova
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk Bidg
O. G. McClain
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