Amarillo Globe issues Feb 20 1924 publishing details
The Amarillo Globe News lists publication information for February 20 1924 including office address Ninth and Harrison Street Amarillo Texas and staff roles Publisher Editor Shelby Kritsen General Manager Lowell W Brown Advertising Director Paddy Camp Business Manager Lter Andrews Circulation Manager and press details. It notes subscription rates by delivery method and distance and states the paper is an independent Democratic publication.
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Ninth and Harrison Street
Amarillo
Texas
Fsley Lizzard Ees Pets
Eseses
Shelby Kritsen
Jome Frening
Reyond
Amarillo Globe
Politice
Commissioners study detour plan to ease North East Eighth traffic
Potter County officials explore an all weather link from Pantex to US 287 to divert traffic from US 60 and 66. The plan aims to reduce congestion during shift changes at Amarillo Air Force Base and the Pantex project, improving safety and cutting travel delays for workers and other travelers.
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Potter County
East
Eighth
Amarillo Air Force Base
North East
Fighth
Pantex
Dumas
Pleasant Valley
AEC
North East Eighth
Law and the Reds by George E Sokolsky
The article argues libel law should not curb reporting on Communists and other subversives. It cites judges and journalists, names investigators and outlets, and condemns lawyer dominated press censorship delaying truth until court privilege is established. Copyright, 1951, King Features Syndicate.
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Henry Clay Greenberg
New York Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Stalin
Amerasia
Frederick Woltman
Howard Rushmore
Victor Riesel
Frank Waldrop
Westbrook
Stanley Fuld
Communist Party
Alger Hiss
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
King Peatures Syndicate
Not Mere Sponges We Chart The Tide Of Progress
Quotes emphasize rational minds shaping the tide rather than passively riding it. Yale president A Walling Griswop argues for creative individuals steering change. Arnold Toynbee warns Asia’s impatience invites threats. A top US air ace bluntly declares decisive action against an enemy and the need to avenge fallen comrades.
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A. Walling Griswop
Yale University
Asia
Arnold Toynseer
Cor
Joan C. Meyer
Eisenhower draft plan aims for late 1951 Paris meeting
Joseph and Stewart Alsop describe a Republican scheme to press General Eisenhower in Paris for a clear yes or no on accepting the nomination. Delegates including Thomas Dewey, James Duff, and Harry Darby would appeal to patriotism, arguing his NATO leadership demands public support for a presidential bid.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
James Duff
Harry Darby
NATO
Sen
Arthur Vandenberg
Eisenhower backers push for early nomination plan
In 1951 New York Herald Tribune analysis, Eisenhower backers outline a strategy to secure his nomination by first balloting, targeting Kansas and Texas as pivotal states. The plan hinges on his Paris speech, timely return to the U.S., and countering Taft’s rising strength among Republicans.
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Eisenhower
NATO
National Republican Organization
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Fisenhower
Europe
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Boat Sinks During Squall Drowning Over 80 Reported
Dispatches from Dacca in the Bengal area say more than 80 people drowned when a crowded excursion boat sank during a weekend squall. Only 12 survivors were rescued, and 40 bodies had been recovered. a baby elephant aboard also perished. Egyptian surgeon priests used golden needles to close wounds.
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Calcutta
India
Dacca
Bengal
East Pakistan
Mind Mirth and Marriage Advice by Wiggam and Dille
Dr Wiggam discusses emotional maturity as key to lasting marriage and urges couples to resolve differences by give and take. He endorses testing abilities and says many youths should pursue jobs they enjoy. A counselor contact is provided by the National Scallions. Washington DC.
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Rex B. Hersey
University of Pennsylvania
Counselon Pear
Willa Nors
Scalllons Cnhnance Assn., Inc
16Th Street
Washington, DC
John F. Dille Co
Polk Street Professor Scrapbook
A collection of humorous quips and anecdotes about speech habits, aging, reading, fashion, journalism, and manners. The jokes involve a clash of wit among relatives, a gossiping office, and light social observations. Included are fishing tallies, a doctor’s aid, and a graveyard joke about a sailor and a Chinaman at a grave.
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Ray Wheatley
Mundt Plans Southwest Tour To Promote Alliance
Senator Mundt of South Dakota said he hopes to visit Texas Arizona and New Mexico for a late fall speaking tour to promote a political alliance between southern Democrats and northern Republicans. He has been asked to speak in Texarkana Amarillo Pampa and probably Dallas with a tour likely in late November or December if Congress is in recess.
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Washington
Mundt
South Dakota
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Texarkana
Amarillo
Pampa
Dallas
Congress
Regent Wins Degree As Domino Doctor
John C. Calhoun, five times Corsicana mayor and former state Democratic Party chairman, received an honorary Doctor of Divinity from the Texas State Teachers Colleges board of regents in Marfa. Calhoun, once a Navarro County domino champion, had quipped he was the only uneducated member on the board. The award followed a three day regents session.
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Marfa
John C. Calhoun
Calhoun
Corsicana
Democratic Party
Texas State Teacher Colleges Board of Regents
Navarro County
Board of Regents
Publisher Charged In Newsprint Theft
Los Angeles August 7 Al Waxman a 42 year old east Los Angeles newspaper publisher was arrested on seven counts of grand theft involving a fifty thousand dollar newsprint deal. He was jailed in lieu of twenty five thousand dollar bond. Investigators accuse him of taking fifty thousand dollars from five Southern California publishers for Canadian news print they did not deliver.
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Los Angeles
al Waxman
Waxman
California
Last Run of Old No 67 Ends in Blaze at Perry Line
Rochester report says Old No 67 of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad operated the final daily trip to Perry. Sixty eight paying passengers rode the last journey as the 57 mile branch line reportedly earned a profit for the first time in ten years.
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Rochester
Perry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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