Amarillo Globe Newspaper Rates and Contact Details
The Amarillo Globe News lists publication as an independent daily with evening and Sunday editions. It records address at Ninth and Harrison, shipping rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions, and notes about circulation, management, and advertising, along with terms for carrier delivery and mail service.
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Hunde
Garrice
Quinones Starts Community Language Classes At The Consulate
Joel Quinones, the new Mexican consul here, draws civic attention as he handles hundreds of farm worker contracts. He begins Sunday afternoon Spanish classes for Amarillo residents, focusing on practical vocabulary over grammar, praised by participants as a weekly highlight.
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Joel Quinones
Quinones
Caviones
Amarillo
Tur Grone
Heat Shares the Nation as Summer Roars In
The piece notes a nationwide heat spell with temperatures above seasonal norms. It laments summer gripes and jokes about hot weather in Amarillo and other locales, while everyone endures the same sizzling conditions and shared discomfort.
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Weather Bureau
United States
Shay
Mars
Henry
Amarillo
Stalin and Mao III The long standing Sino Soviet split
Joseph Alsop and Stewart Alsop analyze the enduring rift between Stalinist Moscow and Maoist China. They trace Mao's 1927 peasant based strategy, cadre clashes with Moscow, and Mao’s rival theory shaping Asia. The piece argues Maoism challenges Kremlin control and questions Soviet support during the war, reflecting deep doctrinal fault lines.
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Stalin
Russia
Mao Tse-tung
China
Mao
Tse-tune
Kremlin
Tito
Benjamin Schwartz
Russian Research Center
Comintern
Moscow
Central Committee
Party
Li Li-san
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang Kaishek
Che
Asia
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
The Lie Factory and World Propaganda
George E. Sokolsky critiques global propaganda as built on repeated lies and outlines how officials misrepresent events. He cites Truman MacArthur tensions, Soviet coverage, and fears of censorship, noting the push to normalize dishonesty to justify state power. The piece closes with India's parliament passing Nehru's press gag bill.
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Harry Truman
Domglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Truman
State Department
Russell Committee
New Times
Progapanda
New York
Washington
Courtney Witney
George C. Kenney
Charles A Willoughby
Joe Martin
Walter Judd
Taft
Knowland
Bridges
Wiley
Brewster
General MacArthur
United States
Marshal Tukhashevsky
Russia
Trotsky
Stalin
America
Freddie Field
King Features
India
Nehru
How To Manage Your Feelings And Emotions excerpt
An excerpt from Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam's 1951 booklet notes casual psychology ideas on fear and temperament. It discusses drivers with defective brakes and icy roads, unwise baby-sitting trust, and advice for introverts and extroverts to adjust behavior, with licensing notions and a cost offer.
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University of Iowa
Cartar
John F. Dille Co
Polk Street Professor’s Nephew Joins Household Diet Tale
A narrator describes his wife’s nephew Joe, age 22 with arthritis, staying at their home. He notes Joe eats voraciously, sleeps during the day, stays awake at night, and appears to be gaining weight from 115 to 130 pounds in five weeks. The piece portrays family dynamics and concerns over food and expenses.
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Joe
Antelope HORIZONTAL Puzzle Clue List
A compact listing of crossword style hints divided into horizontal clues with numbered positions and a vertical set including chemical salt and other topic words. success requires decoding archaic phrasing and filling cross letters from the grid. The item reads like a newspaper puzzle page segment offering hints for several crosswords with various lengths and thematic connections.
THIS TEEN WORLD Outdoor fitness tips for summer shapes
This teen health blurb suggests choosing outdoor summer activities to improve figure proportions. It lists options like swimming horseback riding tennis badminton hiking climbing and canoeing to slim streamline or firm various body parts while encouraging consistent regular exercise for best results.
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Rae
McNaught Syn., Inc
Ontario Bans Niagara Falls Barrel Rides
Ontario forbids any barrel rides over Niagara Falls after William Hill Jr. died last Sunday. Premier Leslie Frost says such attempts are undesirable and will be prevented where possible. New York decorator Leslie Sander reportedly plans a 145 foot barrel ride on August 25 despite the ban.
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Toronto
Ontario
Niagara Falls
William Hill, Jr
Leslie Frost
Polite
New York
Leslie Sander
Sander
Soviets blame US for cease-fire snag
London dispatch reports Tass quotes Pyongyang sources accusing the United States of stalling Korean cease-fire talks while moving up reserves for a new offensive. Tass says UN truce team demand for a no-man's land north of the 38th parallel proves American imperialists seek conflict.
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London
Russia
United States Today
Tass
Pyongyang
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Air Force halts callups of officers from reserves
Washington the Air Force has ordered a temporary halt on officer callups from most volunteer reserves. The service says recent months saw procurement of officers outpace enlistments and officials cannot say how long the suspension will last.
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Washington, Ave
Air Force
United States Increases Spain Loan by 5.6 Million
Washington reports the United States added 5.6 million dollars to its loans to Spain for water power and mining development. The new total credits reach 36.1 million out of 62.5 million authorized by Congress.
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Washington
United States
Spain
Submarine Ulua To Be Used As Target Vessel
Chairman Vinson of the House Armed Services Committee introduced legislation to allow the Navy to use the unfinished submarine Ulua as a target for underwater explosive tests. The Ulua lies at Portsmouth New Hampshire.
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Washington
Vinson
Georgia
House
Armed Services Committee
Navy
Portsmouth
Swiss Order Ban on Red Shipments
Swiss authorities move to cut off shipments to Communist nations of machinery and materials tied to atomic energy. Officials report eased U S state and commerce department controls on strategic materials for Switzerland as the ban takes effect.
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Washington
Switzerland
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