Globe-News Publishing Co Announces Amarillo Postage Details
Factual note lists publication dates and post office status for The Globe-News in Amarillo Texas. Names include GENE HOWE, JOHN McCARTY, WESLEY HAZARD, RAY PARR. Subscription rates are provided for daily and Sunday editions by mail or carrier, with various term options and prices.
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Luxury Taxes on Divorce in Nevada Stir Debate
The Reno county clerk opposes doubling the marriage fee to five dollars plus a divorce tax arguing it echoes luxury taxes on fur coats and theater. Proponents say quick divorces draw visitors from across the country and would not deter them. They compare Nevada’s plan to New York’s tax on race bets and say Reno businessmen would still benefit from higher state taxes.
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Diplomatic flare over Ukrainian UN delegate shooting
The piece notes the shooting of a Ukrainian UN delegate during a New York deli holdup and the contested political motive. Manuilsky defends the act as politically driven while highlighting Soviet views on violence against dissenting voices. The contrast exposes tensions between Ukrainian diplomacy and Soviet interpretation.
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Recall of UN Security Council progress and youth prospects
Miss Maser Heap, UN observer for the United Council of Church Women, notes that past crises would have sparked war without discussion. Dr Turopore G. Krumpp, former FDA administrator, says youth’s opiate dreams fade with age and facing life’s realities after 50 and 60.
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United Council of Church Women
Turopore G. Krumpp
Food and Drug
Music lessons must fit pupils needs not lofty goals
Dr George W Crane argues music teaching should follow student interest. A wife and two publishers share anecdotes about piano lessons becoming enjoyable when boogie woogie or group singing is encouraged. The point: good teaching starts with relevance and practicality, not aspiring concert performance.
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Red Christmas Threats and Spain Crisis Echoes
Dorothy Thompson warns that Leon Jouhaux and the French Confederation of Labor threaten to spur global action if the U N rejects aid for the Spanish people to overthrow Franco. Jose Giral says Spain will reopen civil war with external aid, while the Soviet bloc backs intervention.
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Europe
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Musicians Standby Dispute Sparks Constitutional Debate
Paul Mallon notes that a federal judge struck down a law forcing radio stations to hire standbys for musicians, ruling it unconstitutional for singling out musicians as a class. He cites Congress and Petrillo as driving forces behind regulation while criticizing the legal reasoning.
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Laski verdict tests unions as battle lines shift
The Newark Advertiser analyzes the Laski case as unions face legal scrutiny amid strikes and policy shifts. Jury verdicts on misquotation and related actions push labor philosophy into the courtroom, while Congress nears new regulatory measures likely to shape future labor disputes and strikes.
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Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and vertical clues
Puzzle lists numerous clues with labeled positions for horizontal and vertical entries covering people actions objects geography and chemistry. Answers include aviator speaker unmitigated distant chancel tantalum symbol preposition and more across a dense word game missing final solution.
Polk Street Professor Short Story On Mr Jith And Football
The speaker recalls Mr Jith once played on a high school football team and became a betting fan. He escalated wagers and used point spreads to win money, then valued profit over the team's welfare. The tale cautions that football trains boys and should not become a money making spectacle.
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Fragmented Vision of a Revolting World and Blinded Leadership
The excerpt condemns a world where humanist principles fail, people are treated as masses to be controlled and harmed, words lose meaning, and brutal forces run unchecked. It contrasts this with Washington where leaders are described as blind guiding the blind amid revolution.
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Itching First Application Patches Eczema To Ringworm Relief
Itching first application of Blue Star Ointment claims to relieve eczema dermatitis rash tetter ringworm pimples and scabies. One application may ease itching with repeat use as needed while a money back promise covers unsatisfactory results.
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