Amarillo Globe masthead and publish info
The Amarillo Globe lists publication details including ownership editor and staff roles, dates, price schedules, carrier and mail subscription rates, and service areas. It identifies the paper as an independent democratic publication and outlines delivery and circulation practices.
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Walter Andrews
Th lobe-News Publishing
Parker Prouty
Genf
Amarillo
Eras
Anne OF MM
Gook philosophy echoes in daily life and bias
The piece critiques “gook philosophy” a bias of looking down on those who live differently. It cites John Caldwell on Asian prejudice and a neighbor’s prying behavior as examples, then cites a Stalin wedding tale to illustrate cultural judgments. The text calls such attitudes widespread, warning of their impact on work, dress, and children.
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John ©. Caldwell
United States
Korea
Stalin
Bretiana
West
London Sunday Express
Svetlana
Georgia
Caucasus
Bolshoi Theatre
Kremlin
The
Sunday Express
Moscow
Major Bowes
Chinese Cooking Joy Becomes Culinary Art Across Eras
George E. Sokolsky reflects on Chinese cooking from his Shanghai days to Miss Feng’s The Joy of Chinese Cooking. He recalls the Eight Treasure Rice dessert, Peking duck absence, and the joy of sharing dishes in New York, contrasting politics with culinary culture and faith.
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Shanghai Students Union
China
Bureau of Public Information
W. H. Donald
Peking
Herbert Elliston
Washington
Ost
Donald
McTyeire School
Southern Methodist
Doreen Yen Hung Feng
New York
Ding Ho
Miss Feng
Feng
Harry Hopkins
Senator McCarthy
Benton
Buddha
King Features Syndicate
Taft Truman looming choice shapes 1951 race
Joseph and Stewart Alsop analyze looming Taft Truman clash in 1952. Taft leads Republican hopes with strong organization but limited national appeal, while Truman wavers between running and passing the baton. Eisenhower prospects stir cross party hopes for capable leadership amid a wary public.
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Taft
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen. Taft
Gallup
Sen
Fred Vinson
Vinson
Eisenhower
Douglas
Ilinois
Gen
George Allen
White House
America
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Exploring Minds and Puzzles in Daily Life
Dr Albert Edward Wiggam shares three reader items on family color schemes and happiness noting that families with more children decorate more cheerfully while childless couples favor sombre tones. A talk with Tony Sarg prompts thoughts on loving work and leisure. A Louisville survey finds two fifths know someone who sought mental counsel and eight in ten support treatment for mental quirks.
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Tony Sarg
Louisville
Polk Street Professor Wife's Birthday Witnesses Courtroom Tension
A Polk Street professor recalls a birthday gathering marked by multiple guests kissing his wife including a rug dealer Sell Munhall postal inspector Ellis and their spouses. He feels ignored and jealous, confessing his resentment and threatening readers not to reveal his feelings.
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Sell Munhall
Sell
Jean
General Munhall
Ellis
Berta
Wife
Jack Smith
Tom Boren
Bob Brown
Jim Howard
Byron Peters
Art Querry
Nocturnal Mammal and Misc Crossword Clues
Puzzle list of across clues with numbers and phrases including nocturnal mammal depiction about night creatures and various literary, geographic, and linguistic hints. entries mix abbreviations and foreign terms. many clues appear mashed and incomplete.
Tax Collections Reach New Peak
The 1951 fiscal year ended June 30 saw state and federal tax revenues hit new highs. The Federal Treasury reported 50.45 trillion in revenue, up nearly 30 percent from 1950, yielding a 3.51 billion surplus amid defense spending slower than expected. New Yorkers paid 9.24 trillion in federal taxes, the largest amount collected nationwide.
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Washington
Federal Treasury
Census Bureau
Why Some Girls Get Fewer Dates In Early College Times
A college sophomore letter explains dating costs in the late teens. He is nearly 19, has one steady girlfriend, and wants affordable dating ideas. The answer urges simple walks or house dates, frank talk, and seeing if she prefers time together over expensive outings.
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Elinor Williams
Baby Girl Linda Janet Born To Louis Bees Family
A baby girl named Linda Janet was born at 6:09 PM Friday at St. Anthony's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lee of 506 West Tenth. Louis Lee, a worker at Al's Shop, called her a potential tennis champion in the family. The total state payout figure mentioning 47,505,504 was attributed to Nevada in the same report.
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Louis Lee
West Tenth
Mrs. Lee
St. Anthony's Hospital
Linda Janet
Lee
Fifth and Pork
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