Amarillo Globe publisher and staff details 1924 ad notice
A historical Amarillo Globe public notice lists publication details, addresses, staff roles, and subscription rates. It shows established February 20 1924, publication schedule and office location at Ninth and Harrison, Amarillo Texas along with staff positions such as publisher editor general manager and circulation manager and various subscription prices for mail and home delivery within and beyond 150 miles.
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Ninth and Harrison Street
Amarillo
Texas
Izzard
Elby
Amissiiio
Amarillo Globe
Margaret Truman Proves Versatile Public Figure
George E. Sokolsky notes Margaret Truman extends her role as columnist via proxy to Stanley Frank, contrasting her musical credibility with her father Harry S. Truman. He portrays the President as an ordinary man transformed into a leader, shaping Margaret’s career path and granting her a direct path to public prominence through her father’s influence.
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London “Sunday Dispatch
Margaret Truman
Stanley Frank
Roosevelt
Miss Truman
Margaret
Harry
Independence
Trumans
Mary
Harry Truman
Pendergast
Mozart
Sinatra
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dad
Missouri
Wallace
United States
King Features
Murdered Old Josh Blocher Revered Rebel and Town Founder
The essay condemns murder and reflects on Old Josh Blocher, founder of Progress in Palmer County, praising his energy and vision. It argues murder is wrong regardless of motive, notes the killer’s contemptible act against a once vibrant, 85 year old man, and laments the destruction of a colorful personality who embodied resilience and curiosity.
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Josh Blocher
Josh
Valhalla
Four wedding rings fetch varied sums at Hedy Lamarr auction
Erich Brandeis notes four Lamarr rings sold for 1525 30 25 and 25 dollars amid three marriages. A buyer called the diamond band a match for her engagement ring. The column then discusses divorce, marriage, and forgiveness with a rabbi and biblical verse quoted for emphasis.
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Hedy Lamarr
Hedy
Port Arthur
Tex
Exploring minds and neuroses in Wiggam column
Dr Albert Wiggam presents three mind questions with expert input from Karen Horney on belonging security and inner conflict. Stuttering is discussed as a nervous issue with limited hypnotism help and a pointer to a university speech clinic in Detroit Michigan.
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Karen Horney
American Speech and Hearing Association
Wayne University
Detroit
Michigan
John F. Dille Co
Unemployment fears from defense shift across the land
Polk Street professor reports widespread job losses as factories switch to war production and consumer demand wanes. Inflation, rising defense prices, and public distrust in government fuel unease about next winter and spring. People seek believable leadership and steadiness amid a tense election year.
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Truman
Taft
Foks
West Point
Crossword Puzzle Answer to Previous Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A compact reference to the crossword grid lists across and down clues with definitions. It includes depictions of fish and tools, plus terms for states and metals, ancient names, and common nouns, forming a complete puzzle from across and down sections.
Wallflower Girl Seeks Dance Help From Advice Column
A sophomore girl writes of feeling unseen at dances and only dancing with girls. The columnist advises weight normalization, dating, and strategies to attract male partners, including standing to be noticed, attending with double dates, and approaching boys. Distributed by McNaught Syndicate.
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Elinor Williams
McNaught Syn., Inc
Atomic Planes Are Advanced At Oak Ridge Lab
Oak Ridge Tennessee August 17 A P reports the Oak Ridge National Laboratory has drafted a declassified handbook showing progress toward atomic powered aircraft. Researchers claim to have solved shielding problems for crew protection using new materials lighter than concrete or lead, bringing atomic flight nearer reality.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Paper Blankets Used in Korea
Washington reports some American soldiers in Korea sleep under paper blankets. Experts say they are better than wood for emergency use, and they are damp proof, wind proof, and deteriorate less rapidly than wool.
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Washington
Korea
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George E. Sokolsky
Erich Brandeis
Eisenhower
Barnett R. Brickner
Cleveland
Tes Kerauver
Tennessee
Piter
Albert Edward Wiggam
John F. Dille
Ino
Polk Street
Spheroides
United
Educational Association
Severs
Jacob
Globe-News
IeRATIONAL_AIRCRAF
Oscar
Index
Japan
Eel Island
Peeper
Quetico-Superior
MR. Mac
Pal, Johnny
Malotte
Marie
Johnny Malotte
MR. Elmer
Susie
Superman
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk Bidg
O G. McClain
THE
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