Amarillo Globe News publication notice February edition
The Amarillo Globe and The Amarillo Daily News publish notices under an interrelated schedule. Statements show mailing and post office details, leadership titles, and contact lines for circulation and departments.
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Amarillo Clean-Up Week Urges Town Beautification
City launches annual clean-up paint-up drive to remove trash weeds and unsightly fences. Residents urged to clear alleys dispose of fire hazards and paint properties to inspire neighbors and rapidly improve town appearance.
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Amarillo High Choirs Impress In Regional Festival
Henry Hobart, a regional contest judge from Phillips University Enid Oklahoma, praises Amarillo high school choirs for outstanding tone and artistry at Canyon regional vocal festival. He commends Mrs Evans choir for superb quality and Mrs Thompson choir for expressive beauty, stating the groups provide vital training and spiritual experience.
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Dress Rehearsal or War How Russians View Western Threats
Dorothy Thompson weighs the possibility of a Russian war in response to Western policies and elections. She questions the assumption Soviet leaders prefer peace and ponders whether recent coups, troop movements, and Latin American signals indicate a real danger to Europe and the United States.
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Walter Lippmann: To Change Horses
Walter Lippmann argues the 1948 primaries show Republicans favor a new majority around Stassen Dewey and Vandenberg, not Old Guard, suggesting a June unity ticket could end party splits and ease a Truman era transition. The piece contends Democratic leaders must invite a Truman stepping down to preserve opposition and stability. A Cuba notices mentions Cuba ordering fuel from Mexico.
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Petrillo and the Record Bosses in a Backhouse Pact
A biased reminiscence on James Petrillo and his impact on music bans and television since the ban lifted. The columnist laments shifts in power, praising Petrillo’s tough stance yet noting a softened outcome with new TV appearances and ongoing industry lobbying.
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Read Your Fear Column Hits A Brick Wall
Jess Gallic admits his editorial attacks on John J. Lewis draw little reader support and notes a recent puff piece showing Lewis with coal operators and mediators. He jokes about quitting and laments a long history of opposing editorials without impact.
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Polk Street Professor Birthday Club Proposal
A speaker pitches a humorous birthday club open to anyone born, not restricted to a date. Members would wear a distinctive bathing suit, the birthday suit, at certain times, with fines for noncompliance. He asks others not to mail addresses and wishes luck to all readers.
Crossworld Puzzle clues compiled in mixed language
Crossword puzzle listing clues across and down with numbered items including names dates and places. The grid items reference biblical names, animals, actions, and miscellaneous terms across languages.
Teen procrastination blues on weekends
Sally EEN OPICS notes teen weekend trap. Fridays lure with dates and games, Saturdays drift, Sundays flood with homework. Parents urge action yet proper planning and self discipline are the true solution for efficient study.
Droserastination Habits Threaten College and Career
A call from the Artists and Writers Service urges teens to break droserastination, warning that procrastination harms study in college and work. The message emphasizes disciplined work habits to compete beyond high school.
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