Amarillo Globe News Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe News outlines its publication history and leadership, noting founders, publishers, editor, and rates for daily and Sunday editions. Pricing lists include annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options for local and mail subscriptions.
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Paris Peace Conference Deliberations And Public Spectacle
The Paris Peace Conference hinges on behind closed doors bargaining as delegates seek favorable terms while public observers demand dramatic concessions. While open covenants are admired, politicians face pressure from backers to appear bold, with compromises likely to resolve key dilemmas and be soon forgotten.
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Quote from Bullitt on fears of Soviet atomic threat
Former U S ambassador to Moscow William C Bullitt warns that the only nation feared to potentially deploy the atomic bomb against the United States is the Soviet Union. The remark underscores Cold War anxiety and nuclear peril.
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William C. Bullitt
U.S
Moscow
Americans Abroad and the Baseball Money War
Bill Cunningham reflects on Americans living abroad during wartime and the lure of big money in baseball. He cites Mickey Owen leaving Mexico, Mexican magnate Pasquel threatening war, and the broader impact on families in Paris and Germany as they chase pay, status, and home life amid unfamiliar cultures.
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Guaranteed Annual Wage and Government Control Argument
George E. Sokolsky argues that a guaranteed annual wage would require government backing and effectively place control of production and distribution under the state. He cites the American Management Association and notes private firms cannot guarantee annual income, risking totalitarian outcomes.
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Political Obfuscation in Missouri and Montana Primaries
A 1946 King Features column critiques campaign tactics and CIO PAC influence in Missouri and Montana races. It notes Truman’s Missouri win amid internal party tensions, Wheeler’s Montana loss linked to CIO PAC, and questions the impact of pre fabricated politics on policy and labor wage plans.
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Democratic National Committee
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Burton K. Wheeler
Olympian Heights
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Wheeler
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Tennessee
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Polk Street Professor T wonders about sirens and home
A speaker recalls the anxiety when hearing ambulance sirens and fearing loved ones are in danger. He imagines worst outcomes, then relaxes when the car returns, grateful for safety and willing to accept damage to the garage in relief. He notes the tension and relief of a parent awaiting family arrival.
Crossword Puzzle Answer to Previous Puzzle
Horizontal clues list terms from insigne of US Army Division to electrical unit across a grid. Vertical clues provide a second set including East Indies ab abbreviation feminine driving command and more. The page presents a dense word puzzle with numerous entries and theme hints.
Burn Incident at West Fifteenth Home Not Serious
King W. Taylor suffered severe burns to hands face and knees yesterday when gasoline used to thin floor filler ignited at his home 4240 West Fifteenth Northwest Texas Hospital attendants say his condition is resting well and not serious. The interior of the home was damaged by fire.
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West Fifteenth
Carlsbad Weekend Trip Of Two Couples
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Veazey of 1215 West Tenth and Mr and Mrs Johnnie Ballard of 2905 Harrison spent the weekend in Carlsbad New Mexico visiting the Carlsbad Caverns and enjoying the area.
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West Tenth
Johnnie Ballard
Harrison
Carlsbad
N. M
Carlsbad Caverns
Hospitals Get Miracle Drug
The Civilian Production Administration announced limited civilian distribution of streptomycin starting Sept. 1 to 1,600 general hospitals. Physicians may obtain the drug from local hospitals under a plan to maximize patient access, expanding beyond prior Army Navy Public Health Service and Veterans Administration channels. A Keefer report summarizes 1,500 cases and supports streptomycin for tularemia and hemophilus influenzae infections.
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Civilian Production Administration
CPA
Army
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Public Health Service
Veterans Administration
National Research Council
Chester &. Keefer
Evans Memorial Hospital
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Going to Woodbine With Renfro and Zimmerman Family
Miss Joyce Renfro and Misses Dorothy and Nace Zimmerman plan to leave Thursday to spend the week with Miss Renfro and the grandparents Mr and Mrs GC O Renfro in Woodbine.
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Mrs Gilley Leaves For Aringtom Visit
Mrs Marvin Gilley returns to Aringtom after visiting Mr and Mrs J W Sanders at 200 Hughes.
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Aringtom
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