Amarillo Globe History and Subscription Rates
The Amarillo Globe announces its 1924 founding and 1934 second class filing. Publisher Gene Howe and Editor Wesley Izzard lead the paper with various subscription options for daily, Sunday, and weekly delivery in Amarillo and surrounding areas.
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Amarillo Texas
Merch Ord
Amarillo
Mnewa
Globe-News Publishing Co
Limeore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Globe and News
United States Expands Student Exchange Under Fulbright Bill
The Fulbright Bill opens study opportunities abroad for 100000 Americans and over 50000 foreign students to enroll in colleges and universities. The program, with roots in a 1900 indemnity fund for Chinese students, faces housing and facility bottlenecks as it plans to start next year with funds from 3 to 20 million dollars in nations including Great Britain Australia China the Philippines Burma India Iran Iraq Saudi Arabia Egypt Turkey Greece Italy Austria France Holland Belgium and the Scandinavian countries.
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Plains
United States
T. V. Soong
Far East
America
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
China
Philippine Republic
Burma
India
Iran
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Turkey
Greece
Italy
Austria
France
Holland
Belgium
Tanglewood Freedom and American Musical Maturity
George E. Sokolsky extols the Berkshire Music Festival at Tanglewood in Lenox Mass led by Serge Koussevitzky drawing ten thousand Americans from across the country. He praises voluntary attendance, free choice in art, and declares the absence of government interference as essential to true American culture.
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Tanglewood
Lenox
Mass
Boston Symphony
Serge Koussevitzky
United States
Great Barrington
Lee
Stockbridge
New England
Berkshires
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tanglewood School
Koussevitzky
Fred Waring
Brahms
Gershwin
Kerns
George Bernard Shaw
Erle Stanley Gardner
Truman
Mark Twain
Gestapo
Howard Fast
America
FCC
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Germans See Allied Starvation Plan Across Zones
Dorothy Thompson reports on German views after World War II end, noting a shift from blame to cooperation with victors. She cites disillusion in British and American zones, improved camps in the Russian zone, dwindling materials, and fears of unemployment without new plans. She links Palestine tensions to immigration and British policy, warning of a broader world balance.
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Germany
German Communist Party
Russia
Schleswig-Holstein
Paul Mallon on Palestine as a world problem and immigration
Paul Mallon argues that Palestine has become a global issue beyond Jewish British or American politics. He notes ships with illegal Jewish immigrants entering Haifa and contends most accounts misframe the crisis as a sanctuary problem rather than the core conflict.
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Palestine
Haifa
Palestine migration facts on ships and origins
The piece states most illegal Jewish immigrants to Palestine came from Russian territory or zones under Russian influence. It cites British claims of about 200000 Jews in Poland seeking to leave for Palestine, 150000 Romanian Jews seeking passage, and 100000 displaced Jews in Germany Austria and Italy seeking destination. Other reports follow.
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Italy
Antwerp
Black Sea
Palestine
United States
Britain
Albania
Poland
Rumania
London Times
Germany
Austria
Polk Street Professor on Water and Time in New Mexico
A speaker on Polk Street reflects by a small bridge in New Mexico watching a stream. He muses that water cycles through seas, storms, and climates, returning again and again as ice and rain, tying his own sense of life to nature's endless cycle. He notes a strange, haunting familiarity when revisiting familiar places.
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New Mexico
Holland
Balkan Countries
Africa
Equator
Poles
You
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid Reveals Classic Wordplay
A folded puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues covering birds nations exclamations bodies salutations and common words. Entries include Gull like birds Indian nationalist Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and various abbreviations with clues on abbreviations and term endings.
Former Athens Sheriff Agreed To Leave Country
Former McMinn County sheriff Pat Mansfield and his family left Athens after a war veterans backed ousted political machine. Mansfield reportedly agreed to permanently depart the county, with his departure disclosed today.
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Athens, Tenn
Athens
Tenn
Pat Mansfield
McMinn County
Mansfield
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