Amarillo Globe publishing staff and subscription details
The Amarillo Globe announces staff roles including Paul Allingham as co publisher and Shelby Kr Grady Camp as business manager and Walter Andrews circulation manager. It lists publication scope, rates and service areas with mail and carrier options and notes its independent Democratic stance in Amarillo Texas.
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Seeey
Garris
Amarillo
Texas
Paul Allingham
Aeneas
Shelby KR
Grady Camp
Ps Rae Eens
Walter Andrews
Globe-News
WAM Foie
Isi
Gene Howe
Exas
Iaiaa
Amarillo Globe
Ee Ae
Leppartins
Nart’ Noli
Verdun Hero Petain Remains Focal Figure At 95
The piece recalls Marshal Petain rising to defend Verdun in 1916 and becoming France’s wartime leader during the Nazi occupation. It notes his legend as Verdun’s savior, later his controversial role under Vichy, and his imprisonment after World War II. The birthday marks seven and a half decades of public life amid controversy.
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Marshal Petain
France
Oday
Vichy
Verdun
Kaiser Bill
Frederick Wilhelm
Petain
Orleans
Hitler
Sain
Iran crisis risks in Middle East power play
Joseph Alsop argues the Iran crisis could trigger wider violence and a possible third world war amid Kremlin tactics. He traces oil nationalization, Tudeh mobilization, and Western weakness, urging a strong unified US-UK approach with financial aid to stabilize Iran and protect Western oil interests.
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Teheran
Iran
Paris
Kremlin
United States
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
A Christian Life Need Not Be Melancholy Says Pasca
The quotation argues that a devout Christian can forego certain pleasures without gloom, as true faith yields joys greater than worldly delights. It frames resignation of some pleasures as a path to richer spiritual fulfillment and personal happiness.
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Pasca
Jingoism in Canada fuels Cold War warning
A 1951 column argues Lester Pearson signals a shift in Canada US relations, warning America to resist losing allies. It recalls the 1941 Hyde Park pledge for continental defense, notes postwar joint boards, and claims Acheson Truman diplomacy isolates the United States while Canada distances itself.
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Lester B. Pearson
Canada
United States
Mr. Pearson
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Pearson
Argentina
Egypt
Sweden
Lindbergh
British Commonwealth of Na
North America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mackenzie King
Hyde Park
Board of Defense
Truman
Ottawa
Joint Board On
Lester Pearson
Dean Acheson
United Nations
America
King Features Dridicate, Inc
Let Us Explore Mind And Save Our Nation
Dr. Albert Wiggam discusses mind, marriage, and personality in the 1951 piece. It cites Walter R. Stokes on neurotic wives and male power, notes a University of Florida course on humor by W. E. Moore, and urges saving for freedom and shared welfare amid wartime era concerns.
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Walter R. Stokes
W. E. Moore
University of Florida
Gosh
Vishinsky
Malik
John F. Dille Co
Polk Street Professor on Hero to Dim View of Lindbergh
A columnist reflects on how national heroes shift from adoration to critique. He cites General MacArthur Lindbergh and other figures, noting media evolution from radio to television to fasten public opinion. The piece warns Americans’ praise can quickly turn to derision as public discourse intensifies.
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General MacArthur
Guatemala
Panama
Lindbergh
Alamo
Jack Spratt
Harry
Geoal
Miss Color TV Crossword Clue Puzzle
A column puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues including television depicter, war god, hostelry, and various animals and objects. Entries span mythic names, elements, and common nouns arranged in a standard crossword grid.
New Hardier Cotton Grown in India
CALCUTTA A new cotton fiber longer than American or Egyptian long staple has been crossed and grown in Surat western India. It is hardier fairly disease resistant and yields up to 2000 pounds to the acre. An experimental crop produced a fiber 1% inches long 15 percent longer than the current Indian variety. Yarn and cloth woven from the fiber have a silken finish and enduring luster.
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Calcutta
Surat
India
Plainview Man Sentenced to Ten Years in Robbery Case
Billie Gene Sweatman aged 28 from Plainview pleaded guilty to robbing a South Dallas service station. He received a ten year prison term after police arrested him soon after the holdup, which netted about $70.
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Dallas
Billie Gene Sweatman
Plainview
MY DAY Congratulates International Women's Group
Eleanor Roosevelt reports from Geneva on the first day of the International Council of Women session. Two hundred women from 23 countries attended as Greek parliament debated voting rights. Discussions with delegates spanned time to draft points for the covenant and possible five week session. Roosevelt notes surprise at meetings, social dinners, and the challenge of balancing detailed articles with a lengthened process.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
World Soares
United Fea- Syndicate, Inc
Geneva
William Barclay Parsons
Miss Thompson
Perle du Lac
Smith College
United States
International Council of Women
Athens
Economic and Social Council
Hawaii Vacation Itinerary for Contest Winners
The plan sets June 5 as the start date for a ten day free trip won in the "Let's Go to Hawaii" contest. Winners depart Amarillo via Trans World Airlines for San Francisco arriving 5 55 p m, then a 40 hour layover before boarding Pan American Clipper to Honolulu arriving 6 45 p m. The schedule covers shopping June 8, a June 9 island tour, June 10 lava beds and Diamond Head, June 11 tropical drive, June 12 rest, June 13 return via Clipper to Los Angeles, and arrival in Amarillo June 15. The contest closes May 14.
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Hawaii
Amarillo Air Terminal
Trans World Airlines
San Francisco
California
Honolulu
Island
Oahu
Diamond Head
Waikiki
Los Angeles
Clipper
Amarillo
Globe News
Tri-State
Roorkee Site Lays Cornerstone for Central Building Research Institute
The foundation stone was laid at Roorki in Uttar Pradesh for the Central Building Research Institute, the seventh in the national laboratory chain. It will research building materials engineering structural aspects residential comfort durability and speed of construction.
Workers Dine Below Cost In Caracas Dining Room
The Venezuelan National Nutrition Institute opened its 35th workers dining room in San Antonio near the Colombian border to feed workers at below cost. Costing over 50000 dollars, the facility serves more than 200 people at a time. Most furnishings were produced in the institute’s own shops.
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Caracas
Venezuelan National Nutrition Institute
San Antonio
Guayule Plant Gets New Attention Amid Korean War Rubber Crisis
The Korean War crisis drew focus to guayule, the American desert plant that yields natural rubber, highlighting its potential as an alternative source during wartime shortages.
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Guayule
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