Globe News publisher and staff listing in Amarillo paper
Page shows historical masthead with The Globe News and Amarillo Daily News connection. It lists publishing details, evening edition schedule, officers including GENE HOWE as President and Publisher, WESLEY SLIZZARD as Editor in Chief, PAUL ALLINGRAM as General Manager, and GRADY CAMER as Business Manager, plus subscription rates and offices in Amarillo Texas.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Pens Co
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Fillmore
Gene Howe
Ihia
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Éseen
Paul Allingram
Ebedébeceese
Grady Camfraeduseebee Cue
Globe and News
Amarillo Platform Promises 13 Planks for City Growth
The Globe outlines 13 policy planks for Amarillo including revise the city charter, build a coliseum and new city hall, expand water and hospital facilities, improve traffic control, clean downtown, expand parks and schools, raise teacher salaries, support culture, and make English Field an air terminal. A weekly letter contest invites readers to respond with 500 words or less.
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GLOBE
Amarillo
City Commission
English Field
E Platform
Amarilio Giobe Amarillo
That's the Pitch and the Political Symbolism Unveiled
The piece notes President Truman opened the baseball season in Washington with a high right hand throw then an awkward port side throw. It suggests political observers will read the gestures as symbolic of shifts within his party and ally groups.
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Truman
Washington
Wallace
Democratic Party
Definitions puzzle spurs UN panel on basic terms
The UN Atomic Energy Commission has spent ten months seeking common meanings for words like control inspection supervision and licensing in five languages. The article questions universal definitions for Democracy Liberty independence and freedom and warns seeds of war or peace lie in those meanings.
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UN Atomic Energy Commission
United Nations
Russia
Colombia
China
France
Greece
Notable Quotes on Self Control and Humility
A collection of biblical and literary lines stressing self mastery and modesty. Proverbial warning against a spirit without restraint contrasts pride with dignity. References include Proverbs 25 28 Zecharian 1 3 and lines by Younse Cowpen Sneetry SHelley urging self rule and personal reform.
Censorship and press freedom in Moscow debated by Bill Cunningham
Bill Cunningham argues American reporters face strict Moscow censorship limiting personal reportage. He notes official control blocks vivid, truthful depictions of Russian life and urges freer access and accurate portraits to foster real understanding and peace.
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Moscow
Mr. Ehrenberg
Russia
Harold Stassen
Stalin
Molotov
Paris
Ehrenberg
United States
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Billy Rose Columnist Turns Author Amid Vanity and Jokes
The essay outlines Billy Rose’s transition from columnist to author with a planned collection of about 80 pieces. He recalls meeting publisher Max Schuster and sketches his hesitations about being shelved alongside giants. His wife pokes fun at titles and audiences as he envisions a literary future and a possible dedication to Joe Miller.
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Eries
Clifton Webb
Max Schuster
Rabela
Shakespeare
Max
Saturday Review of Literature
Joe Miller
Walter Lippmann Urges Federal Aid to Public Schools
Walter Lippmann argues for strong federal funding for public schools, reviewing Taft’s S.472 proposal and noting long-standing federal education support since 1785. He cites per classroom costs, current underfunding, and alarming literacy and school enrollment gaps to justify national action and higher future expenditures.
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Taft
Republic
Congress
United States
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Tribune, Inc
Crossword Puzzle Clues Horizontal and Vertical
A compact list of crossword entries includes both horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and word counts implied by the grid. Entries span common terms from fruits and rooms to rivers and deities, forming a standard puzzle set.
Polk Street Professor Says Wife Keeps Me Humored
A humorous monologue about married life and aging. The speaker recalls his wife challenging his habit of chasing bargains and urging him to buy a desirable shotgun, arguing time is slipping away and money should be spent for living, saving, and getting what one wants. She adds a sharp aside.
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