The Amarillo Globe News Ad Rates and Masthead Notes
The Amarillo Globe pledges independent Democratic editorial stance and lists home delivery rates by carrier and mail for areas within and beyond 150 miles. It shows publisher editor general manager staff roles and advertising and business office contacts.
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Amarillo Honors Rear Adm. Ralph Riggs On Retirement
Amarillo salutes Rear Adm. Ralph Rigas as he retires after 37 years of Naval service begun in 1914. He helped prove a Plains boy can succeed at sea, visiting Amarillo infrequently but remembered fondly by friends and family. The city honors his career from World War I Eagle boats to battleships, and bids him well as he steps down.
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Misunderstood America in Cold War Propaganda Debate
George E. Sokolsky argues US public diplomacy failed to persuade the world during World War II and the early Cold War. He urges a high level Washington effort to train propagandists, emphasizing faith, conviction, and explicit US principles. The piece defends inalienable rights, self governance, and peaceful international association against Soviet misperceptions and American missteps.
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Eisenhower Seen as Likely GOP Nominee Hopeful for GOP bid
Gallup polls show the public evenly split on Eisenhower accepting a GOP nomination in 1952 while Democrats doubt he would run on their ticket. Republicans see him as a possible GOP candidate, Democrats doubt a Democratic bid. Independents favor him for either ticket.
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Longer Skirts in Dior Collection
Paris August first Dior reiterates fashion rule that winter skirts stay nearly as long as the famed New Look. Yesterdays show on the Champs Elysees unveiled gowns with hems 10 to 12 inches above the floor. Dior moves toward somber daytime blacks and a natural line, signaling restraint after the bright hues of four years ago.
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General Crawford Reprimanded and Assigned Overseas
Washington Aug 1 The Army announced Brig. Gen. David J. Crawford former Detroit Tank Arsenal commander was relieved and reprimanded for violating Army regulations and accepting contractor favors. He will be reassigned for temporary duty in Detroit for 30 days and then sent to Heidelberg Germany to join US Army headquarters under Gen. Thomas Handy.
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Europe
Going steady in teen dating explained for now
A high school reader asks what going steady means and whether to try it. The piece warns it suits only those who truly like each other, cautions against restricting dating too early, notes risks of losing freedom and social chances, and suggests considering feelings and timing before committing.
Three Sons Visit Mrs Ida Runkle
Three sons visited their mother Mrs. Ida Runkle of 307 Florida in the same week. James W. Runkle from Sweetwater Leonard D. Runkle from El Paso and John E. Runkle from Meade Kansas joined other visitors including Mrs. C W Robinson from Topeka and Mr. and Mrs. David Clément from Norman Oklahoma. Mrs Robinson spoke of a flood in Kansas City.
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Exploring Mind: Unhappy Wives, Lies, and Smarter Students
Dr. Wigagam presents three mind studies: unhappy wives spend more on gambling and are seen as reckless with money, while happy wives are cautious. Husbands and wives lie when angry, then justify it when sober. A 1942 psychology sample shows higher scores than 1923, suggesting modern students may be smarter, though test difficulty differs.
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Polk Street Professor and the Government’s Unwanted Wins
A columnist recalls a city near his home where ten 16 inch fans were sent to a local draft board. The board staff of three didn’t ask for them and didn’t need them. A government employee questioned bonds bought by workers, but the boss resisted. In another tale an oil dealer was told to deliver three thousand gallons of diesel for winter use at the post office, though unused. The custodian plans to write Washington for a tank to store the fuel.
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Word Puzzle Clues and Definitions Matrix
A compact list of crossword style clues and brief definitions covering animals, states, dynasties, measurements, and terms. Includes entries for sea eagle, river phenomena, and government items alongside a long rogues gallery of mapped terms and abbreviations.
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