Amarillo Globe publisher and subscription info list
The Amarillo Globe details its publishing staff and office, plus subscription rates for home delivery by carrier and by mail. It lists the president and publisher, editor in chief, general manager, and business manager, along with pricing by week, month, and year for various delivery options. Mail subscriptions are not accepted in towns with carrier delivery.
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Amarillo
Texas
Grady Camp
Cenie
Mos
Frening & Sunwar
Jos
Mali—Berond
Wishful Thinking About War Realities
The piece argues against believing war rumors and propaganda about Korea Germany or Britain noting past exaggerations of German atrocities and cautioning Americans not to be swept by wishful thinking. It urges facing realities ignoring sensational reports and propaganda.
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Russia
Hitler
Germany
Korea
United States
Congress
Monaganda
Christmas in August brings married couple’s hard lesson
A Great Neck man finds a three year old letter from his wife in undelivered mail, revealing an affair. He buys a wristwatch for her, forgives the past, and credits the late letter with strengthening their bond. The tale ends with a hopeful message for couples facing trouble.
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Great Neck
Henry Turrill
Cleveland
Ohio
Texas
Okinawa
Billy Rose
BUSINESS AS USUAL WAR IN KOREA MISLEADS HOME front
Joseph Alsop argues Korean front lines are stretched by exhausted troops and minimal relief. He criticizes rear area complacency and delayed casualty reporting, noting risky maneuvering at Chinju and questionable gains. He contrasts American advantages with questionable strategy. CONTINUED ON PAGE 19.
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United States
Korea
Duke of Ye
Pusan
Chinju
1St Marine Brigade
Polk Street Professor Defends Modern Ballads as Vital Art
A speaker rebukes Time Magazine for calling many modern songs limp. He praises two controversial tunes, one with a horsefly metaphor and steel guitar, the other an angry marital ballad, arguing they embody vitality and emotion worthy of posterity despite critical labels. He asserts the songs reveal virility and soulful artistry.
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Time Magazine
Geetar
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid Summary Card
A compact crossword style entry lists across clues from 1 to 55 and verticals 1 and 2. It reads like a puzzle key with hints such as state symbols and chemical elements, outlining clue words and word lengths across a variety of topics. The piece presents a reader puzzle page with repeated numeric headings for across and down entries.
Mind and Youth Education Snapshots From 1950
A fragment from 1950 discusses dropout causes and life adjustment education. It notes surveys on student preparation for life, then highlights psychology findings on nickname popularity and social perception. It references Allport Kraemer and a Philadelphia Early Childhood Project illustrating bias in children.
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Washington, D. C
Emily Dexter
Agnes Scott College
Richard
Kathy
Katherine
Harvard
Gordon Allport
Bernard Kramer
Howard Whitman
Philadelphia
Why some girls have dates and others none
A teen writes about lacking dates and how to change it. Advice suggests starting to date publicly, arranging double or blind dates, attending school events, hosting friends, and inviting a boy you know or a friend’s date to gatherings. Activities like bowling or skating help ease shyness and build familiarity.
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Elinor Williams
McNaught Synd. Inc
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