The Globe News Publishing Co. Staff Notes and Rates
A fragment from a Amarillo area paper lists publication details for The Globe News and Amarillo Daily News, editors and staff roles, and subscription rates. It also includes a King Features Syndicate column about Success by Our Chinchilla discussion and a short anecdotal piece about the meaning of success in life.
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Marriage Is a Career Not a Fairy Tale
Dr. Murray Banks argues modern marriage requires preparation and a realistic mindset. He compares marriage to a career, urging two key elements: attitude and knowledge to navigate everyday challenges and avoid idealized, unhappy outcomes.
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Billy Rose piece on love and lunch ends in tragedy
A humorous piece follows Frieda and Charlie through suspected affairs ending with Charlies death and Friedas career as a clubwoman. The column then shifts to Alabama politics as Dixiecrats maneuver for control ahead of 1952. It discusses plans for southern conventions, a national states rights platform, and possible cooperation with Eisenhower to regain national power.
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Alabama Dixiecrats Pivot With Delayed Civil Rights Debate
The Hill Sparkmen camp benefits from the administration delaying Senate debate on civil rights, a move likely intentional. Meanwhile Alabama Dixiecrats run a tough, shrewd campaign to influence the outcome.
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Alabama Dixiecrat Clash in May Primary Shapes 1952 Power
Stewart Alsop notes Alabama's May 2 Democratic primary could decide the Dixiecrat movement's fate. Key Alabama figures like Gessner McCorvey Frank Dixon Horace Wilkinson and Marion Rushton currently exert party control, now challenged by Senators Lister Hill and.
HOW TO MAKE FRIENDS IN A NEW HIGH SCHOOL
Elinor Williams offers guidance for teens feeling isolated after changing neighborhoods or schools. She suggests joining clubs and activities, attending games, volunteering, and using double dates or church groups to meet peers, aiming to build easy, natural connections.
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Polk Street Professor on In-Law Influence and Withholding Control
A reader laments how a daughter’s visits with her mother teach her son in law bad habits and how wives impose daily duties. The writer admits power struggles at home, regrets past mistakes, and contemplates setting a stronger example while acknowledging personal unhappiness and limited leverage.
Crossword Puzzle Clues and a Threatening Outburst
A reader provides a mixed crossword puzzle list with across and down clues for miscellaneous terms, followed by a nationalistic, violent anxious tirade about blowing up a city. The message contains explicit threats and a demand to reveal a story, creating a dangerous, hostile tone.
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