Amarillo Globe February 20 1924 masthead details
The Amarillo Globe published as a morning and evening paper in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. The issue lists the publisher Wesley Stizard and editor Paul Allingham, with office and pricing details including 1 year subscriptions at 10 80 in advance and various other rates.
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Fogntes
Amarillo
Texas
Paul Allingham
Sete Nenedees
Ny Mail
Globe and News
Marriage by choice not age dictates lasting happiness
Erich Brandeis notes a 63 year old great grandmother married to a 24 year old short order cook. He argues marriage is a contract kept by both partners, not defined by age or passion alone, and wishes them luck while pondering if such unions can endure.
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King Feature Syn, Inc
Life With a Smile What Makes a Successful Marriage
Dr Murray Banks outlines six factors for a successful marriage from the American Institute of Family Living. Emotional maturity and attitude toward marriage are key, with common background and parental harmony also shaping outcomes. Parental and family relationships strongly influence decisions to marry, and the piece includes Banks’s Thought Bomb and a light Laugh a Day quip.
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American Institute of Family Living
Banks
Joe
Murray Banks
Brooklyn
Proportion thy charity to the strength of thy estate
A compilation of religious and literary lines urging humility and generosity. It cites biblical verses from Hezekiah’s dying illness and Proverbs on lending to the poor, plus quotes from Shakespeare and others. The tone blends devotional admonition with moral reflections on charity and influence.
Billy Rose Letter About Atom Bomb Secrets
A Newark editor with a 15 million readership claims to know exact numbers and locations of atom bombs. He asserts he learned details during a Georgetown dinner with military and bureaucratic elites, and that his sources are not tied to the Atomic Energy Commission or defense branches.
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Harry 8. Truman
White House
Washington, DC
New York
Atomic Energy Commission
Army
Navy
Washington
Georgetown
First National Bank of Moscow
Loyalty program hysteria and political fear in postwar US
George E. Sokolsky critiques loyalty programs and anti communist probes. He questions why officials must prove loyalty, cites Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss cases, Nixon’s role, Amerasia and Adams episodes, and warns against government by gossip. He argues loyalty warrants clear, universal standards and warns of political misuse.
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Klaus Fuchs
Hiss
Truman
FBI
Whittaker Chambers
United States
Marvin McIntyre
Adolf A. Berle, Jr
House Committee On UnAmerican
Congressman Nixon
California
Alger Hiss
Nixon
Chambers
Department of Justice
King Features Son Inc
Polk Street Professor on wives dressing up and time
A columnist argues that wives often need extra minutes to prepare before going out with their husbands. He notes weariness, nerves, and money as factors, and suggests some men complain about appearance while ignoring the other side of the equation. The piece ends with a call for empathy.
Crossword Puzzle Clues Treasure Map
Puzzle lists across and down clues for a themed crossword with entries including instrument, observations, body parts, actions, and geography. Clue pairs reference familiar words such as cello violin trumpet and guitar along with directional and descriptive terms across a grid.
Elderly Couple Killed in Beaumont Highway Crash
Mr and Mrs Ed Garrison aged 74 and 76 died yesterday afternoon in a truck auto crash on the Beaumont highway near Houston. Residents of Austin they were en route to Louisiana to visit relatives.
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Houston
Ed Garrison
Beaumont
Here
Austin
Louisiana
What makes a person truly popular and happy
Advice by Elinor Williams urges teens to value personality over possessions. Wealth and style bring troubles, while success comes from sharpening wits and developing character. Readers may write for personal help, including a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Elinor Williams
McNaught Syn Inc
Greatest Lover Lands TV Job
Hollywood reports Sonny Wisecarver once famed as the world s greatest lover has sought a way to earn honestly without work. An official of a TV firm hired him as a salesman after reading his employment ad, hoping to give him a chance to build a future.
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Hollywood
Ellsworth
Sonny” Wisecarver
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