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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1947

Page

10

Globe News Publishing Co announces publication details

Founded February 20 1924 the Globe News Publishing Co lists editors Wesley Lizzard and Paul Allingram with address Sixth and Fillmore Amarillo Texas. It notes publication as evenings except Saturdays and Sundays and pricing for daily and Sunday subscriptions in Amarillo and nearby areas.

Amerillo Texas Amarillo Daily News Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore DL Wesley Lizzard Seereeerses Paul Allingram Seeeseseeesss Saady Globe and News

Amarillo Globe Platform Proposals Spark Letter Contest

The Globe outlines 13 city platform planks from tax raises to better parks and schools. Readers may win $10 by sending a 500 word letter on any plank before Saturday noon.

GLOBE Amarillo Burtn Esrasuisu Manke Encousa Fietn Smart Industries the Globe Amerillo Globe

Americanizing Japan a superficial bid or lasting reform

Arthur Behrstock argues Japanese adoption of American habits is shallow, reflecting flattery rather than conviction. He notes renewed baseball gum chewing night clubs and lip service to Americanism, suggesting political or ethical reform is absent and Americans also struggle to live up to democratic ideals.

Japan Arthur Behrstock U. S. Information and Education Section Tokyo Behrstock General MacArthur America

Greatest Show on Earth earns praise for Ringling North

A columnist lauds John Ringling North as he notes a stronger 1947 Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey Circus revival. He praises new acts from Europe, revamped directing by John Murray Anderson, and costumes by Miles White with Esther Junger guiding the female performers.

John Ringling North Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus John Robert Ringling Sabu Barnum Eleanor Ginny Quentin Reynolds Ringling Hartford Merle Evans Roxy Johnny North America Sarasota Europe Copenhagen Budapest Johnny Alzanas al Zana Wales Great Wallen Lloyd's of London Big Quent Rose Gould Idalys John Murray Anderson Murray Esther Junger Barbette Pat Waldo

Pido Fete and a Beverly Hills Dog Tea

A Beverly Hills reader objects to a Los Angeles clipping headlined Pido Fete describing a poodle tea hosted by a prominent woman. The piece notes invited guests both human and canine and gifts for each dog while a bachelor dog guest wore a boutonniere. The writer questions the value of such content amid world upheaval.

Beverly Hills California Los Angeles

A Tea for Dogs and the Idle Rich

A 1947 column critiques lavish social teas for dogs hosted by wealthy women. The author mocks the owners for wasting time and suggests even dogs would benefit from better use of leisure, noting mothers’ busy schedules and the desire for reading Shakespeare or the evening paper.

Copyr King Features, Syn., Inc

Cemetery price hike puzzles parishioner over costs

Paul Mallon questions a 50 percent rise in cemetery plot fees noting a $9.10 bill vs $6.10 previously. He cites higher labor and maintenance costs, asks why churches run non profit plots, and challenges the logic behind broad price shocks while lawn care supplies inch up.

Truman

Costs and wages blamed for cemetery charge rise

A reader argues that rising labor costs, not profiteering, pushed a church cemetery fee up by about 50 percent. The letter contends President Truman and advisers ignore the real cause, noting builders’ cost spikes and wage increases as the underlying driver.

Truman OPA King Features, Syn . Inc

Polk Street Professor and the Way We Talk

A nostalgic column recalls old prairie humor and a modern sports miscue. The piece contrasts stories about hunting camp talk and a prize fight mishap with a newspaper editor’s legendary fall, highlighting the humor and lore surrounding men and their tales.

NORITO Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pains

Thousands sufferers of rheumatism neuralgia neuritis and lumbago find NORITO relief fast. The ad claims speedy muscular pain relief with a money back guarantee if the first three doses fail. Readily available through your local druggist.

Norito

Blue Star Ointment Promises One Application Relief

Advertising copy states itching from eczema rash tetter ringworm pimples scabies toe itch is checked on one application of Blue Star Ointment. Recommend repeat as needed and offer money back if the first jar fails to satisfy. Try it today.

Insurance man wins company honor for Amarillo agent

J. C. Sherrill, Amarillo district agent for Lincoln National Life, earns national recognition for personal production. He ranked sixth among all agents in the company.

J. C. Sherrill Amarillo Lincoln National Life Insurance Company Sherrill

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