Amarillo Globe News Household Subscriptions Rates
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Utopia and the trap of wage and price dreams
The piece argues that price increases raise living costs and require higher wages, while wage hikes raise production costs and squeeze profits. It notes that rising taxes hit both sides similarly and that chasing utopian gains in wages or prices ends with the same destitution, with some people driven to poverty.
Israel Revisited from Billy Rose’s World Tour
Billy Rose reviews Ralph McGill’s Israel Revisited, praising its careful, fact based analysis. He argues McGill writes without prejudice, using solid evidence to answer what Israel is really like, noting Israel’s resilience, intelligent people, and work ethic amid early challenges.
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Billy Rose
Good Old Days Reflected In Westport 1900 Article
The Westport 1900 feature in our local paper recalls early era scenes from a Yankee Doodle Fair fundraiser. It contrasts 1900 prices and customs with modern life and notes how times change, urging appreciation of present comforts while acknowledging nostalgia.
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New York politics swirl as Dewey may rethink run
George E. Sokolsky surveys a tangled New York political scene as Gov. Dewey debates running again, Bill O'Dwyer sparks intrigue with ambassadorship talk, and Ed Flynn and David Dubinsky shape a city and state contest. Group voting, party power plays, and looming offices color a crowded Empire State outlook.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Upstate
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Istrate
Ed Flynn
Bronx
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Bill O'Dwyer
Mexico
Hoss Flynn
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Mind and Society Q and A From 1950 Notes
Psychologists at the University of Indiana report that 148 women in a dormitory listed best friends with near universal reciprocity and same-floor preference. Yale and Webster define discipline as learning oriented, not punishment. A national Elmo Roper survey finds low Hollywood gossip interest and rising interest in national affairs.
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Margaret Wilson
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Webster
Edith M. Jackson
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Elmo Roper
Hollywood
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John F. Dille Co
Polk Street Professor on American Soldiers in War
The speaker argues American soldiers are effective fighters despite discomfort with Army life. He compares U S and foreign troops, saying Americans fight to live and return home, while others follow orders more readily. He notes Americans can be ruthless killers when driven by high stakes. The piece reflects on distant leadership shaping our thoughts.
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Europe
Crossword Puzzle Clue Collection
Readable crossword hints include horizontal clue three High for music four Greek letter five Scent and a prompt for the Answer to Previous Puzzle, indicating a compact wordplay item from a newspaper puzzle page.
Going Steady Trouble in Teen Dating
A high school reader asks if a boyfriend who loves her and dates her is truly going steady. The advisor says he may be shy but should state status clearly, and suggests dating other boys until both agree on exclusivity. If he restricts dates, consider him serious. otherwise keep options open.
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Elinor Williams
Woman Burns Truck To Stop Trifling Affair
In Miami Florida Mrs Virginia Lorns admitted setting fire to a truck owned in part by A A Anderverg to stop him visiting another woman She said she wanted to keep both her man and the vehicle Judge Cecil C Curry jailed her for 60 days The note then mentions Nebraska furnishing walnut for gun stocks in World War II.
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Cecil C. Curry
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