Amarillo Globe Beginnings and Editorial Details
The Amarillo Globe provides its founding date February 20 1924 and notes it publishes every evening except Saturday and Sunday from Amarillo Texas with staff roles including publisher editor and managing personnel. It lists circulation rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions and states the paper is an independent Democratic newspaper publishing the news impartially and supporting its critics.
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Torr Sécese
Lowell Waurown
Grady Camp
Walter Andrews
N Cilobe ‘News
Ane Parker Prouty
Gene Howe
Mati
Spepea Team
Cane Bae
Amarillo Globe
Jaywalking crackdown aims to curb walkers in Amarillo
The Jaycees launch a safety campaign to curb jaywalking with Jaycee safety director Ted Lokey urging sharper focus on pedestrian risk. Mayor Klein jokes about catching the Globe News staffer jaywalking as officials note Milwaukee’s crackdown yielding 430 tickets and no fatalities, while Amarillo records three pedestrian fatalities this year.
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Mao Tsetung’s China Challenging Soviet Grip in Asia
The New York Herald Tribune notes Mao Tse tung’s seven articles frame Asia as China’s exclusive expansion zone, signaling a shift from Moscow’s view. Mao’s doctrine stresses armed struggle in colonial regions, while the Kremlin eyes control and fears open break, risking a ideological clash that could reshape world Communist leadership.
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India
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Freddie Field and the grip of Communist discipline
George E. Sokolsky reflects on Frederick Vanderbilt Field, a Vanderbilt heir turned Communist, whose life story dramatizes the pull of ideology, parental revolt, and the harsh pressures of the Kremlin. He recalls Field’s Harvard circle, family contrasts, and a tragic arc of silence and trial.
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Joe Stalin
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Highlawn
Lee
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Stockbridge
Hotchkiss
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Crimson
Berkshires
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Germany
Joseph Barnes
Institute of Pacific Relations
Barnes
Freddie Field
Larry Duggan
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Kremlin
King Features Syn
Mind shaping notes from Wiggam column 1951
Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam discusses learning life skills and swimming to save lives, citing Louis J. Dublin and Red Cross efforts. He notes drowning deaths fell by about half and urges readers to engage water activities. The piece surveys psychology on success, grades, and social patterns among women and men.
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Louis J. Dublin
Red Cross
Hugh K. Smith
John F. Dille Co
Polk Street Professor and Will Rogers Quotes
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Mrs Louise Pfahl eyes and Will Rogers quotes on democracy, marriage laws, and taxes. The speaker notes Rogers humor and public life while peppering in casual anecdotes and a final unreadable line.
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Snapshot
A compact listing of crossword prompts and clues including insects, shaded paths, constellations, ignition and binding terms. It bundles brief entries like aspire described, with multiple abbreviations and themed hints such as presiding elder and Roman road for quick puzzle reference.
Teen World Advice on Dating a Serviceman
Elinor Williams offers guidance for a teen girl dating a serviceman. She suggests maintaining friendship without a steady relationship during absences, explaining limits to parents and friends, and writing regularly. When he returns and the girl is older, parents may approve. A free leaflet offer is noted.
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Elinor Williams
Newer Citizens: Pfc and Mrs Weeks of Amarillo
Pfc John R Weeks born May 23 1930 Elsberry Missouri and his wife Bonnie born September 15 1931 are enlistees in the Air Force Finance Department living at 1206 West Eighth Amarillo. They arrived from Carswell AFB Fort Worth Texas and praise Amarillo as a fine city with friendly people.
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Bonnie
Elsberry
St. Louis
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Air Force Finance Department
Amarillo
Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Texas
Signs His Own Death Warrant in Washington Robbery
In Washington, Samuel Copperman reported a $2,800 liquor-store robbery nine days earlier, was fined $100 for a false claim, and Saturday night was shot and killed while fleeing with $45. Police attributed the death to Copperman advertising his cash, effectively signing his own fate. The article also notes fishers carry porcupine-like quills in their pelts.
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