Amarillo Globe masthead and subscription details 1924
The fragment shows the Amarillo Globe masthead dated February 20 1924 with publishing details including office at Ninth and Harrington Streets Amarillo Texas and staff roles such as General Manager W Brown Advertising Director Y Camp, circulation manager, and board chairman Prouty The piece lists subscription rates by mail and carrier delivery options and notes the paper as independent Democratic and impartial in news.
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Britser
W Brown
Andrews
Globe-News
E4reer Prouty
Ciase
Lee Homes
Sundar
Barnine
Cseveres
Arrier Getivers Service
Amarillo Globe
Grain drive urged for CROP relief in Amarillo
Editorial urges Polk Street farmers to back Christian Rural Overseas Program by donating grain carloads or money. Encourages local coordination with Frank Shaler of the state CROP committee and notes Canadian drive members. Calls for widespread farmer participation to aid war torn regions in Europe and Asia.
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Amarillo
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Cda
Polk Street
Panhandle
Europe
Asia
Frank Shaler
Atomic Plentifulness and Shifting U S Strategy
The piece argues that postwar U S strategy must adapt as atomic material becomes more abundant. It explains breeder reactors and plutonium recycling increase fissionable material, while new bomb designs and tactical devices expand usable yield. Public policy will follow from this transition from scarcity to relative abundance.
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Manhattan
Hanford
Eniwetok
Las Vegas
Nevada
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Reverence and Obedience to God in Sacred Texts
A compact anthology of religious quotes contrasts theory with practice, linking piety to obedience to divine will. Passages from D W Gates Samuel I Timothy Exodus and Luke emphasize love of God, judgment of the unholy, sabbath sanctity, and betrayal at the table.
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God
D. W. Gates
Protecting the Middle Class from Tax Changes
George E. Sokolsky argues against Senator Irving Ives 1951 tax amendment targeting self employed professionals. He warns the plan将 would force doctors writers and others into professional unions and tax a restricted retirement fund, risking a shift toward a corporate state and eroding the self employed middle class amid rising costs and stalled savings. Melting snows expose Siberian tundra turning glaciers to swamp hindering travel.
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Irving Ives
New York
Ive
New York City
Senator Ives
Karl Marx
Mussolini
Italy
How To Stop Snoring Book And Scholarships Volumes
Author David Horwitz details a man sentenced to 30 days reading How To Stop Snoring to save a marriage. Norman S Feingold presents Scholarships and Loans aiding low income high achievers seeking college funding. Paul Hoffman’s Peace Can Be Won argues beliefs shape law order and freedom.
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David Horwich
Exposition Banner Books
Fourth Ave
Norman S. Feingold
Bellman Publishing Co
Newbury Street
Boston
Mass
Paul Hoffman
John F. Dille
Polk Street Professor and a Hummin Bird Brew Ending in Laughs
A storyteller recounts Ed Gravestock joking about local happenings on Polk Street. Men visit and drink a sugar whiskey potion attracting intoxicated humming birds. A fisherman casts at a barrel for exercise, drawing wary comments from neighbors about a neighbor’s mental state. The tale ends with wry humor about assumption and sanity.
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Immelman
Ed Gravestock
Amarillo
Crossword Puzzle Horizon 1 4 Depict insect and more
Crossword puzzle horizon lists numerous clues across vertical and horizontal entries. It includes words like depict insect, large, recent, and scent along with many standard crossword items such as copper, thusing, and Greek letter hints.
Reds Still Argue Lend-Lease Deal
Washington August talks on the Soviet lend-lease settlement continue after Moscow signals willingness to raise its last offer from 240 million dollars. The U.S. places most goods as non peacetime value and plans to resume negotiations Friday. Moscow also refuses to return 670 small naval vessels, claiming only 498 remain, though two icebreakers will be returned.
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Washington
Russia
State Department
Moscow
Youngster Sustains His 34th Fracture
In Hagerstown Maryland a six year old boy Raymond Kline, already famous for breaking bones, suffered his 34th fracture while stretching to watch television. He has a rare bone disease and is treated at Washington County Hospital where he is a familiar patient.
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Hagerstown
Raymond Kline
Ray
Washington County Hospital
THIS TEEN WORLD Grooming tips for boys and girls
A teen health feature urges both sexes to maintain cleanliness and grooming. It argues boys need deodorant and skin care, while girls should dress for dates. promotes daily baths, neat clothes, short nails, clean hands, clean underwear, and polished shoes. Persuasive call to request tips from Elinor Williams via the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Williams
McNaught Syn., Inc
Freeman Insurance Agencies Shuffled Names Listed
Freeman Insurance Agency Holt Ferguson Agency Hugo H Loewenstern Neely Greenhill Lowndes appear in a shuffled listing. The note catalogs several agencies and agents, suggesting a regional an insurance directory entry or merger note without further context.
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Ninth End
Harricon Street
Texas Phone
Jorenh and
Stewart Alsop
George E. Sokolsky
King Features
Syn
Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam
Joha
Paradise
Carthage
Burden
Grant
Young Bear
Canyon
Qhnny
Officers’ Club
Aited Askita
Superman
Reds
Youngster
Cale
Southern Brokerage Co
O G McClain
West Texas State College
Amarillo Center
Harrison
Amarillo Insurance Exchange Insurance Women of America
Amarillo Insurance Exchange
Askew & Brown
G. G. Black
Royce Gant Agcy
J. C. Burkhalter
Rolla
Cartwright Fancher-Wisdomins
Finch
Gavin
North Amarillo Ins
Ordway-Saunders Co
Oaks-Fyfe
D. W. Owen
Panhandle Ins
Harold S. Richey Sumeriin Insurance
Thomson-King
Upshaw Insurance
White & Whitehead
Howard Williams Agey
Don Wyatt
Agey
Williams-Boyce Agency
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