Amarillo Daily News Publisher Office Notes 1924
Public notice fragment from Amarillo Texas shows publication details for The Amarillo Daily News with dates February 20 1924. It lists entry as second class matter, general manager and staff roles, and subscription rates for various formats.
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Amarillo
Texas
Ae Eee Publishing Co
Fillmore
Wesley
Izzard seSseensons
CREE
Cates
Globe and News
Voice of America and the fight for honest news abroad
Senator Knowlanp argues the United States must balance wartime truth with persuasive broadcasting in a revamped Voice of America. He warns against abandoning free press ideals while using propaganda to win support in Europe and the Soviet Union, urging private media to sustain high journalistic standards.
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Office of War Information
Office of Strategic Services
OWI
OSS
Japan
America
Voice of America
United States
Soviet Empire
I! Ae
Voice
New York Times
State Department
United Press
Associated Press
OWL
Piffleteers Bring Light News From Page One
A columnist salutes piffleteers the society, movie, and nightlife writers. He contrasts grim headlines with lighter features on Riviera holidays, Rita Hayworth, Orson Welles, and Chevalier, noting a White Elephant cocktail party aids charity while newsroom bylines fill pages with lighter fare.
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Riviera
Gosh
Europe
Rita Hayworth
Antibes
Orson Welles
le Loupe
Maurice Chevalier
Cannes
Russia
Berlin
Society
Henry J. Taylor
Hotel Plaza
Stalin
Truman
Bevin
General Clay
Mrs. Taylor
Copacabana
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Our blank check to Reds kicks back in postwar view
George E. Sokolsky argues that Allied leaders granted Soviet Russia a blank check at Tehran Yalta and Potsdam and that Washington's postwar diplomacy now faces Soviet demands in Asia the Middle East and Africa. He notes Republicans and Democrats fear alienating Moscow and contends Allied strategy favored the USSR over Western interests.
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REDS
United States
Great Britain
France
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
Paris
Billy Rose’s Mt. Kisco Parlor Reimagined as Grand Show
Billy Rose recalls transforming a ruined lower-floor ballroom in Mt. Kisco into a lively home entertainment hub. He installed a pool table, a small bar, a Capehart, candy jars, and prizefight photos. A TV and Long-playing record player recently joined, making the room his personal Loew’s State Carnegie Hall and Yankee Stadium.
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Mt. Kisco
Eleanor
Westchester
Loew's State
Hollywood
Television Decides To Hire Milton Berle For 40 Weeks
A Cinephile notes new TV trends with a Texaco vaudeville hour hosted by Henny Youngman and Milton Berle signed for 40 weeks. He praises vinyl records and long running disc jockey Deems Taylor for Fantasia style classical curation while enjoying home entertainment gadgets.
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Texaco
Eleanor
Henny Youngman
Milton Berle
Milton
Deems Taylor
Taylor
Deems
Disney
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Russian bargaining and Italian colonies in UN plan
The piece argues that Roosevelt era diplomacy stalled by U S Britain and Russia creates a diplomatic static. It surveys Italian colonies Eritrea Libya and Somaliland and warns the UN Assembly will turn into a power bargaining arena as nations vie for votes and advantage.
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Churchill
Africa
Italy
Europe
Balkans
Roosevelt
Russia
United States
Great Britain
White House
State Department
Assembly of the United Nations
Assembly
Palestine
Soviet Russia
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Eritrea
Red Sea
King Features Syn, Inc
Polk Street Professor Reflects On Darlin Song Popularity
The speaker predicts a soon to be favorite juke box hit with a catchy tune and nostalgic reference to lies told and people who once called someone darlin. He compares it to Frankie and Johnny and notes its potential radio and social appeal.
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Darlin
Ned
Frankie
Johnny
Do Not Air Unkind Mannerisms in Public
A cautionary piece on personal habits to avoid in public settings. It lists scrubbing nails, combing hair, scratching, yawning, slouching, and removing coats or ties without permission as rude acts. The guidance stresses self awareness and polite conduct.
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Westport. Con
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Irvin &. Cobb
Heywood Broun
Arthur Brisbane
Frank Ward O Malley
George E. Sokolsky
Vandenberg
Billy Rose
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Patty
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