AmARillo Globe front matter and publishing details
The excerpt lists the Amarillo Globe issue header information and publishing credits including founding date, filing, office location, and staff roles. It also shows subscription rates and period options for daily, Sunday, and weekly editions.
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GOP Seeks O'Daniel as Texas Senate Candidate in Waco
In a Waco convention the Texas GOP urged former Senator W Lee O'Daniel as their candidate. O'Daniel replied he did not want to stay in the Senate and would not run. He would prefer the Democratic ticket and will not be a Republican candidate. The piece notes his strong v ote-getting record and broad Texas support.
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Waco
W. Lee O'Daniel
Senate
O'Daniel
Hottest Race in the American League Stirs Baseball Fans
Four clubs contend for the lead as Boston, Cleveland, New York, and Connie Mack’s Philadelphia Athletics clash for top spot. The July 4 pennant tradition is questioned as the pace heats up and public interest soars in a summer baseball battle.
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Germany
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Letters to the Editor on Wallace and the press
The writer criticizes Dorothy Thompson and a Globe cartoon about Henry Wallace as biased. They argue newspapers skew public perception with partisan content and question treatment of race and advertising interests in political messaging.
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Henry Wallace
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Amarilla
Women Rights Debate Echoes Through Century
Erich Brandeis reflects on women’s rights and roles, praising the movement while critiquing its theatrics. He cites Susan B. Anthony’s centennial resolution addressed to the women of 2045 and notes support from Pearl Buck and others. He argues equality is achievable now without eroding traditional roles.
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Sereca Falls
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Pearl Buck
Mildred Thompson
Vassar College
Alice Hamilton
New York
Mary Norton
New Jersey
Character assassination used against antiCommunists
George E. Sokolsky cites a Congressional witness describing character assassination as a weapon of the Communist cause. He details the Edwards era tactics, naming Dr. William Wirt and the Dies committee parallels, and blames Hearst and Hoover campaigns for smearing opponents and creating false alignments with communism.
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Louis Budeuz
Communist Party
Paratroopers and Pears: A Rural Night Invasion Tale
Paul Gallico recalls a quiet New Jersey farm night disrupted by a sky invasion fear and a porch brawl. He describes misinterpreting distant noises as foreign troops, then identifies autumnal pears tumbling from a slate roof as the actual source. The piece blends humor with rural anxiety and tall tales of wrestlers, including Ed Strangler Lewis, staging a noisy late night confrontation.
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New Jersey
Peace and Quiet Under a Storm of Noises at Night
A humorous piece describes nocturnal sounds in a home from rummaging animals to pipes, a marching imaginary Highlanders, swallows in a chimney, a peg leg sailor, and floorboards creaking as the furnace and fridge hum. The narrator imagines various intruders before realizing the noises stem from ordinary house sounds.
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Polk street professor on what America means to him
A veteran narrator reflects on national identity and belonging beyond flags. He recalls a diverse community, his fallen son, and the pull of homeland while acknowledging global citizenship and pride in shared, imperfect America.
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William Wirt
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Crossword Puzzle Agrizontal 53 and Vertical Clues
Readable crossword puzzle clues list with numerous misprints and garbled words. includes horizontal and vertical entries such as 1 3 symbol for quantity and various vague terms. many items appear incomplete or corrupted, challenging to solve from given OCR snippet.
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Vacation Etiquette For Summer Guests
Rules for visiting a boy's home stress a direct invitation from the mother, punctual arrival and departure, and courtesy. Guests should help around the house, keep rooms tidy, and avoid overstepping social or domestic bounds. Neat appearance and respect for the family space are urged for a good guest experience.
Peanut Fishes Still Need Rain Across Southwest
Reports to the Production and Marketing Administration indicate continued drought impact in the Southwest. Farm officials note ongoing digging and picking as rains remain scarce, affecting peanut crops and harvest forecasts.
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Production and Marketing Administration
US Department of Agriculture
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