Amarillo Globe and News Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe News publishing info lists ownership, editors, and contact details. It states Paul Mallon as founder, GENE HOWE as president, JOHN McCARTY as assistant publisher, and WESLEY IZZARD as editor in chief. Subscription rates are given for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier, with varied terms and prices.
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Delusions on Our China Policy and Russian Influence
A critique of left wing and New Deal factions shaping U S policy toward China Iran and Europe. The piece accuses advocates including Mrs Roosevelt of misleading the public and argues the Anderson letter by Byrnes upholds a pro Chiang policy while Russia seeks influence in Asia and the Middle East.
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Tran
Polk Street Professor and the surly customer clash
A store clerk reports a rude customer who berated staff, assuming sellers are a different class of people and not human, escalating tension in a street scene near Polk Street.
Eden urges reform of the veto at San Francisco Charter
Anthony Eden addresses the British House of Commons urging revision of the United Nations veto. He argues the veto is an anachronism and a cynical tool allowing aggressors to block peace actions, suggesting atomic energy highlights the need to abolish it and reduce nationalism. The question remains if Soviet stance will change.
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House of Com
Mans
San Francisco
United Nations Organization
Mr. Eden
Russia
United States of America
Washington
Congress
Irving Zieman
Quotes on war policy and mobilization from leaders
A compilation of views from Owen J. Roberts, Houston Press, Bernard Baruch, and Clement Attlee debates on military strength, the Smith Connally Act repeal, scientific research versus mobilization, and public assent to war choices. The remarks reflect caution about future wars and the changing role of government and public opinion.
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United States
Owen J. Roberts
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Houston Press
Bernard M. Baruch
Housing Dilemma Spurs Five-Point Plan From Reform Pundit
Bill Cunningham outlines a national housing squeeze and quotes Irving Zieman on five constructive steps. Rebuilding hinges on material pricing, skilled labor, prioritizing homes over commercial space, government-backed financing, and vigilant anti racketeering measures to stabilize employment and prosperity.
Civil service pay raise favored in Gallup poll
A nationwide Gallup poll shows 53 percent oppose a 20 percent raise for federal civil service workers while 33 percent favor it. Farmers oppose most. others largely back the proposal amid rising living costs and perceived wartime wage disparities. The survey notes many white collar workers are among civil service ranks.
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Truman
Pope
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Which groups gain or lag in wartime earnings across classes
A survey asks if any class earns less than their prewar pay. Sixty percent say yes and name groups. White collar workers, skilled and manual labor, business and professionals, farmers, and executives are cited. totals exceed 59 percent as some voters named multiple groups.
Crossword Puzzle Horizon 1 Across and Down Clues
A crossword puzzle page lists across and down clues with numbers, starting with cross references like Insigne of Bombing Squadron and Greek letters, along with abbreviations and geographic hints for answers. The grid hints include naval terms, animal names, and common words across thematic and filler clues.
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Customer Berates Clerks Then Praises Them
A shopper vents about rude customers and bored clerks, praising friendly sales staff while warning against tough treatment of workers. He laments endless customer demands and urges courtesy, ending with a sharp note that if customers misbehave, a clerk may retaliate.
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Southern Brokerage Co
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Roberts & Batson
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Roper Gas Range
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