The Amarillo Globe masthead and policies page
The Amarillo Globe announces its publication details and staff including Erstey G. Izzard as editor and Lowell W. Brown as advertising director. It lists circulation and subscription rates, service area, and notes the paper is an independent Democratic newspaper.
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What the Democratic Party Stands For in 1952 Politics
George Gallup reports a major edge for the Democratic Party in public perception. Voters call Democrats the party of the common man while Republicans are tagged the moneyed privilege party. The survey shows 48 percent of voters unsure what Republicans stand for and 44 percent unsure what Democrats stand for. The piece contrasts long held views on tariffs and governance.
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Australian Navy Carrier Sydney Heads for Korean Service
The Royal Australian Navy aircraft carrier Sydney and the destroyer Tobruk sailed today for active service with United Nations Forces in Korean waters. The Sydney will join operations amid UN efforts.
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Postmen aid Cerebral Palsy Center fund drive in Amarillo
Amarillo postal workers canvassed the city for the Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center building fund. They raised over 4000 dollars in an early week canvass and added enough more Tuesday to push total collections above 6000 dollars. Spokesmen expect further reports as the drive continues. The effort is praised as Christian service by the community.
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Nehru's fallacy and a critique of India's stance
George E. Sokolsky argues that Soviet Russia and India align to block Asia from the United States. He asserts Nehru's diplomacy serves Moscow, cites 1929 connections, and claims U S policy is swayed by Britain. He urges a pro Pakistan shift and a decisive US stance against India and its ties to Soviet interests.
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Let's Explore Your Mind by Wiggam and associates
Dr Haggard and Greene advise five or six meals daily with a hearty breakfast and bedtime snack. Eat what you want but little each time to keep energy and temper steady. As Kin Hubbard quipped about divorce from a good cook, humor frames the piece.
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Engraved gun gifts and life on the plains
A rural reminiscence notes gifts of a 20 gauge shotgun and a $25 nightgown, reflects on warmth and comfort, mentions Lonnie Food moving to Claude, plans a duck hunt, a toast to Walter Pidgeon, plus a farmer receiving a government check of 165 dollars rising to over 2500 for typical farm tasks.
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Asiatic Ox Puzzle Across Historic Grid
A crossword like puzzle lists clues across and down from Asiatic Ox to Anchor. It includes items such as Amphitheater Interstices Ignited Bravery Part of a circle and more as entries for angles words and grid positions. The set mixes terms spanning geography language and common nouns across 1 to 54 across and down.
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Teens Plan Fun Outdoors For Summer Memories
Elinor Williams urges teens to organize group outdoor activities this summer. ideas include picnics, clam-bakes, hay rides, beach trips, and backyard cookouts with shared food. encourage friends to join, bring supplies, sing, and create lasting memories before school returns.
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Christ Jesus Lesson Sermon to Be Read in Christian Science Churches
The Sunday service outlines that Jesus set an example for all ages and his disciples. It cites Mark's call of Simon and Andrew, the healing power from God, and the idea that Christ is the divine principle revealed by Jesus. The golden text affirms the Son acts through the Father.
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