Amarillo Globe News Rates and Masthead 1924
The Amarillo Globe News masthead lists February 26 1924 publication details with staff roles and contact. It shows home and mail delivery rates, subscriber options, and notes on the newspaper being an independent Democratic daily with a city office at Ninth and Harrison, Amarillo Texas.
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Ninth and Harrison Street
Amarillo
Texas
Wesley 5
Sesceeves
Ghelbry Kritber
Maneper
Lowell
BROWN
Reeresseees
Grady Campied Leene
Walter Andrews
Globe News Publising
Parker Prouty
Cond Claus Matter
Amarillon
Gene
Ameritia
Tnwns
Arrier BaLvery
Amarilla Choice
Mike Quill Threatens NYC Police Union Takeover
George Sokolsky argues that Mike Quill aims to form a national police union threatening New York City by creating a dual control system. He warns such a union would empower Quill and jeopardize city safety, noting past labor influences and alleged Communist ties, urging vigilance against subversive leadership.
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New York City
Mike Quill
Quill
New York
United States
Unon
Ireland
House Committee On
Unamerican
Communist Party
Police Department of
LaGuardia
O'Dwyer
Thomas F. Murphy
Hiss
Wearleaf
George P. Monaghan
Harry Sacher
John Santo
Hogan
Transport Workers Union
Medina
Al‘ther
Nodismissal
King Peatures Syn
MY TREES AND THE MYTH OF OWNERSHIP
Wealthy Erich Brandeis tours his estate admiring flawless lawns and insured trees, but the author questions ownership and echoes God’s ownership of all creation. The piece contrasts material success with humility and spiritual truth about possession and beauty.
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Laneels
Joyce Kilmer
King Features Syn
Which Way for Stalin in the Politburo Address
Joseph and Stewart Alsop present a fictional Stalin address weighing two strategic threads. The piece evaluates direct frontal action versus a zigzag approach to break the imperialist alliance, with references to Tito Mao Eisenhower Molotov and Molotov. It contrasts aggressive liquidation with cautious delay and stresses defense of the Soviet Union amid global tensions.
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Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Lenin
Hitler
Politburo
Korea
Soviet Republic
United States
Soviet Union
Red Army
Tito
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Yaroslavia
Mao Tse-tung
Comsrade Molotov
Warsaw
Let's Explore Your Mind by Dr Wieaam
A 1951 column discusses childhood intelligence as seen in hobbies and early writing, noting Emerson’s son and winding into gendered notions of vitality voice and dominance. It questions early training effects on nervousness and stuttering, citing a psychologist who swapped rat handedness to test later outcomes.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ralph
John F. Dille
Polk Street Professor Remembers Twenty-Fifth Anniversary
A Polk Street Professor recounts a twenty five year marriage in Happy Texas. He jokes about the early days and shared tasks including cooking sewing and yard work. He notes only one real spat, a 1943 car sale, and reflects on the mischief and memories from a long life together with his wife.
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Wife
Happy
Tex
Connecticut
Retributive 12 Fastener 13 Dig 14 Age 17 Plural ending
National Banner shows a cryptic crossword style puzzle with clues across and down. The page lists various numbered entries such as jail, female chicken, pronoun, and district attorney abbreviations alongside entries for rivers, lakes, and elements.
Teen girl shares woes of cruel mother and favoritism
A Tama high school girl, 14, describes a mother who works 40 hours weekly and favors her 16-year-old sister. The letter outlines abuse, lack of money, and advice to finish school, avoid conflict, seek relatives, and plan independence. The piece encourages self-improvement and suggests writing Elinor Williams for personal problems.
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Tama
Kremlin Choices Rise From Ambiguity on Korea Truce
The New York Herald Tribune notes the Kremlin may pick a direct path toward war or a zigzag route toward a fragile non war. The outcome of Korea truce talks will reveal the general direction of Moscow's decision and clarify whether quick escalation or cautious ambiguity lies ahead.
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Kremlin
Korea
New York Herald-Tribune
Tippers Given Liberal Advice
New York USA August 13 An Automobile Club official urges tipping rises with inflation advising 15 to 20 percent in restaurants and 25 cents for hotel bellboys and 25 cents per maid for two day stays. He cautions to consider service quality and not overextend spending. Also notes Argentina Australia and New Zealand surpass the U.S. in per capita civilian meat consumption per National Geographic Society.
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New York
New York Automobile Club
Gilbert B. Phillips
Auto Club
Phillips
Argentina
Australia
New Zealand
U. S
National Geographic Society
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Erich Brandeis
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D. L. Moat
Joseph and
Stewart Alsop
Eisenhower
China
Albert Edward Wieaam
John
Oltecen
Polk Street
Norwegian Lake
Finland
Massachusetts Cape
Uyu
Republic Monetary Unit
Coral Islands
Pacific Ocean
Elinor Williams
McNaught Syn., Inc
Butane
Empire
Ehnsene
Rice
Globe-News
Canyon
Col
Samuel
Stevenson B. Canyon
Himi
Captain Peeper
Drake
MR. Trail
Mark Trail
Mister Trail
Woods
Gosh
Mac
Elmer
Wildlife Magazine
MacKay
Superman
Sel
Wtes
Sis
Center Street Bridge
Southern Brokerage Co
Fick Bidg
O G McClain
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