Amarillo Globe News publication details and rates
Advertisement style notice lists founding and filing dates for the Amarillo Globe News, editor and publisher names, office address at Sixth and Pillmore, and rates for daily and Sunday subscriptions with durations and prices. Includes notes on publication schedule and mailing details.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Delly
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Pillmore
Gemie Howr
Cavsonnnee Eocecetoowets Wealey & Izzard
Globe and News
West Amarillo Juvenile Gangs Face Court Action
An angry mother calls for action as gangs beat teen boys in West Amarillo. Local police defer to juvenile authorities and the county judge, Judge Northcutt, who wields broad power over juvenile matters. The press will back court orders to publish names if aired in court.
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West Amarillo
Texas
Northcutt
Welfare Department
Permanent Cleanup Boosts Amarillo Streets
A city walkabout finds residential areas cleaner and alleys neater after a cleanup push. Downtown gutters and sidewalks remain dusty and trashy. police enforcement and organized street cleaners are urged to sustain progress.
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Organiz
Amarillo
Letters to the Editor Support for Amarillo Plumbing Code Reform
Fred M. Seale of Amarillo urges adoption of a fair and adequate plumbing and building code, condemning delays by the city commission. He cites committee work led by L A White, public hearings, minority and majority reports, and calls for coordinated action to lower housing costs and stabilize the homebuilding industry.
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Amarillo
Plumbing Code Committee
L. A. White
White
Bureau of Standards
City Commission
Tme
Uck
Dear Editor Letter on Conley Defense Fund Actions
A reader from Amarillo questions Conley’s alleged violence toward his wife or mother-in-law and critiques sympathy shown, urging trial and citing public disapproval of wife beating. The letter argues citizens should not enable or excuse alleged abuse.
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Conley Defense Fund
Conley
Amarillo
Racial tensions rise amid political rally and union critique
Dorothy Thompson reports growing racial tensions in the United States as unions and political factions fail to unify. The Wallace convention highlights anti segregation debates and fears of federal force provoking civil conflict, while rising Klan activity and anti Negro and anti Semitic sentiment intensify social strain.
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Unesco
United States
Progressive Party
Europe
Asia
Shibe Park
Israel
Leo Krzycki
Leo Isacson
Union
Mr. Wallace
South
Wallace
Klan
North
Turhan Bey and American Wooing Sparks Editor’s Opinion
Paul Gallico rails at Turhan Bey for comments on American romance and European dating customs. He mocks the European torch tradition and laments American attitudes toward love, divorce, and sentiment with sharp personal satire in this syndicated column.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Turhan Bey
Bey
Mr. B
Vienna
Turhan
Ellwood Park Picnic for Panhandle CPAs
Members of the Pan handle Chapter of Certified Public Accountants and their families will hold a picnic at Ellwood Park at 7 o clock Tuesday night. The event features a watermelon feast, games, and serves as the first social function since officers were elected last month. Officers include J. R. Sanderson chairman Edwin Simmons vice chairman Sam West secretary and Wimner Graham treasurer.
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Panhandle
One-Pound Baby Girl Dies After Incubator Stay
A one pound baby girl born in Marshall yesterday died after seven and a half hours in an incubator. Parents are Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Rathje.
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Marshall
U.P
E. E. Rathje
Understanding Emotional Age and Self Confidence
The piece discusses how emotional age, not just physical or mental age, shapes behavior. It asks if you lack confidence, brood over mistakes, fear new people, or dislike the opposite sex. It notes confidence improves by age sixteen and urges examining reactions rather than wallowing in childish habits.
Do You Have Crying Fits And Bad Habits Signals
A concise health advisory warns youths about emotional and behavioral warning signs such as crying fits daydreaming and seeking independence. It urges seeking help from a trusted older friend rather than discussing with peers.
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Artists and Writers Service
Westport
Conn
Polk Street Professor Reviews Key Largo and Culture
A local columnist shares impressions of the film Key Largo with stars Lionel Barrymore Edward G Robinson Lauren Bacall Humphrey Bogart and Claire Trevor. He muses on German sentiment and mourns Will Rogers while joking about a haircut and ears.
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Will Rogers
Newspers
Europe
Crossword Puzzle Horizont 1 8 Pictured President
Puzzle clues for Across and Down entries with various definitions and abbreviations. Includes references to presidents, chemical symbols, geographic places, and common crossword terms, arranged in a vertical and horizontal grid style.
Busy City Commission Sets Long Meeting Agenda
City commissioners plan a 7 30 pm session in city hall to bid on multiple projects including about 300 new parking meters. Second readings are scheduled for two ordinances an electrical code and a plumbing code amendment. The civil service classification ordinance and personnel rules, in effect since July , are set for reading.
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City Hall
City Personnel Board
City Civil Service
Railroad Seeks to Discontinue Waco Yoakum Passenger Service
In Austin on August 3 the Texas and New Orleans Railroad filed a mandamus suit to stop the Texas Railroad Commission from forcing continued passenger trains between Waco and Yoakum. The carrier argues $60,000 loss in three years and that the commission denied its abandonment request after hearings.
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Austin
126Th District Court
Railroad Commission
Texas and
Lord Mayor's UN Appeal for Children Raises Over $2 Million
The Lord Mayor of London's United Nations Appeal for Children reports donations surpassing two million dollars. The funds aim to aid children in need through UN programs and ongoing relief efforts.
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London
United Nations Appeal For Children
Garden Club to Present Park Project at Thompson Park
The Amarillo Garden Club plans a park project at Thompson Park featuring a playground area a picnic zone and a bird sanctuary with an iris bowl east of Thompson Pool. Mayor Hagg is invited for a 4 PM Aug 15 presentation and the effort enters the Better Homes and Garden contest.
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Amarillo
Garden Club
Thompson Park
Lawrence Hagg
J. A. Ken
Forest
Mark Miles
Thompson Pool
Dumas Highway
Kendall
Texas Garden Clubs, Inc
Fire Loss to Insured Property Drops in Houston
Houston reports a 40 percent decline in insured fire losses for the first seven months of 1948 versus 1947, totaling 656,052 dollars against 11,097,333. Fire Chief C A Middlehauh announced. July losses reached 155,125 dollars, up from 55,902 dollars last year.
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Houston
C. A. Middlehauf
Agriculture Drives Most Turkish Income Figures
An estimated eighty percent of Turkey's people now rely on farming for their earnings as agricultural activity forms the backbone of the nation’s economy. Local markets show rising crop prices and expanding rural employment.
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Turkey
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