Globe News Publishing Co Amarillo Chronicle masthead
The fragment lists staff and rates for The Globe News Publishing Co in Amarillo Texas. It notes GENE BOMB as president and publisher, PAUL ALLINGHAM as editor in chief, and Grady Camp as part of staff. Subscription rates are shown for daily and Sunday editions, with annual and half-year options.
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Amarillo Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
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Fillmore
Wesley 8
Paul Allingham
Grady Camp
Globe and News
Chord That Changed a Career by Billy Rose
Billy Rose salutes pianist Maryla Jonas at Carnegie Hall with a playful gift of champagne and caviar. He recalls her influence, quoting Jerome Bohm who called her “the greatest woman pianist since Teresa Carreno.”
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Carnegie Hall
Maryla Jonas
Jerome Bohm
The
New York Herald Tribune
Teresa Carreno
Seeds In The Pumpkin On Alger Hiss And Chambers
The piece argues the Chambers documents reveal little that should alarm foreign offices or change U S policy. It credits Nixon for disclosures and urges a sober review of whether Congress should pursue remedies, suggesting an independent commission to assess the situation.
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Chambers
Hiss
Harry White
Congress
Communist Party
House Un-American Activities Committee
J. Parnell Thomas
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Canada
Herald Tribune
Polk Street Professor on Music and Love
The narrator reflects on a radio hillbilly singer and a jilted lover, noting music's range from brook tinkling to divine tones. He praises the violin's expressiveness, laments silly vows of eternal love, and cites a classic lyric about enduring heartache and devotion.
Maryla Jonas's Flight From Warsaw to Rio in War Years
A condensed biographical note traces Warsaw born pianist Maryla Jonas from early prodigy status to a Berlin debut, marriage, and wartime escape. The piece notes her1940s journey through bombed Warsaw, Gestapo threats, a forged passport to Portugal and Brazil, and Rubinstein’s intervention amid her crippling guilt and stage fright.
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Maryla Jonas
Hemingway
Sigmund Freud
Maryla
Jonas
Warsaw
Warsaw Philharmonic
Paderewski
Berlin
Fuehrer
Fraulein
The Humorous Kid Versus Public Decorum
Sally argues that playful mischief in classrooms and public spaces can backfire. Ridicule and mean remarks harm others and damage a comedian’s standing. Self ridicule by pros shows humility, but punching down harms image and trust.
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Jack Benny
Artists and Writers Service
Small Nations at UN Paris Claim Gains in Talks
Delegates from over twenty small nations say the recent Paris UN meeting was successful. They argue that neutral opinions pressured Russia and Western powers to listen, and that East West tensions remained despite no peace deals. Courts in this country echo faith in neutral judgment after full facts emerge.
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United Nations
Paris
Russia
Ypre
Christmas music resumes as recording contracts signed
After nearly a year the recording companies began producing disks on Tuesday afternoon following contract signings that offer better compensation to artists and performers. The musicians union had barred recordings since December 31, 1947, and now markets hope to meet the Christmas demand with new releases while older classics filled the interim.
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Cou Nies
Musicians Union
Runyon Legacy fund honors Alfred Runyon's memory
Paul Gallico reflects on Alfred Damon Runyon on the second anniversary of his death. He notes the Damon Runyon Memorial Fund for Cancer Research surpassing two to two and a half million dollars, funded by volunteers and donor generosity with every penny directed to cancer research. Gallico recalls Runyon’s honesty, charity work, and enduring literary legacy.
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Alfred Damon Runyon
Runyon
Damon Runyon
New York
Sweet Charity
Jersey
Cafe Society
Hearst Milk Fund
Memorial Fund For Cancer Research
Damon
McNaught Syn., Inc
War toll frames faith in postwar growth beyond doubt
It is difficult to believe that sustained high employment with rising living standards can evolve solely from the economic consequences of a great and destructive war. If a major recession occurs, it would not be justified by our economic situation but would be man-made by those who would scare us into it, warns Rep. Sam Raysurn of Jeras.
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Sam Raysurn
Jeras
What's the Difference Communism vs Americanism
The author argues Americans unite by cherishing the right to disagree as liberty for all. True liberty means not confiscating others rights, contrasting mature patriots with those driven by Communist and immature zeal.
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America
George Matthew Adams
Rubinstein Tests Acoustics With Maryla at Opera House
Rubinstein invited Maryla to the opera house to test piano acoustics. He coaxed her to come on stage and strike a few chords while he listened from the hall. Maryla resisted, but Rubinstein persuaded her, triggering a change in her mental barrier as the scene ended with a continuation noted.
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Rubinstein
Maryla
Opera House
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