Publication details for Amarillo Globe-News and Globe-News Publishing Co
The excerpt lists founding date February 20 1934 and postal details for Amarillo Texas under the 1978 act. It names The Globe-News Publishing Co publisher and editor in chief Pat Alata Grady Camp, with business manager and carrier subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Enterea Ae
Amarillo Texas
Amarillo
Alata
Grady Campusiness Manager
Telephone
Ewing and socialized medicine debate on Meet the Press
Oscar Ewing defends a non socialized approach to medicine while critics cite his denials of doctors rights to petition. The discussion compares arguments to Hitler Stalin and Tito and questions government power over professionals.
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Oscar Ewing
United States
Hughes, Schurman and Dwight
Federal Security Administration
Oear Ewing
Ewing
Lawrence Spivak
Meet the Press
Spivak
Hitler
Stalin
Russia
Tito
Stepinatz
Sandisfield
England
King Features Syn. Inc
Butter and Politics Stir Ring Debate in Congress
A debate on lowering the State Department butter import duty pits Wisconsin and Minnesota dairy interests against broader consumers. Rep Ep Andreessen leads the opposition, while observers doubt a win is likely as domestic production lags demand. The piece links butter policy to rising prices and political accountability, with quotes from Dr Alan W. Brown Hobart College and Dr Felix Morrey Haverford College, and a note on civic duty from Dr Edward L. Bortz.
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Congress
State Department
August Andressen
Minnesota
Andressen
Washington
Denmark
Truman
Unconsidered Reality in Western German policy debate
Dorothy Thompson argues in a Bell Syndicate piece that Western powers fail to unite on German disarmament and policy, while Soviet aims and German nihilism threaten Europe. She calls for a fundamental shift in Western attitude, forgiveness, and inclusion of the German people for true redemption.
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Bevin
Berlin
Germany
Western
Europe
Military Security Board
Russia
East
China
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Yalta
Potsdam
West
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
What’s the Difference Communism vs Americanism
Opinion by Paomio Wyre argues Russians would welcome democracy while a communist would support any government shift. The piece suggests communists aim to undermine democracy and liberty, even if it means helping a rightward shift that weakens American freedoms.
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Paomio Wyre
George Matthew Adams
Real Wolf: Government Steel Plants Proposal Sparks Debate
Joseph and Stewart Alsop examine a plan for the government to build own and operate steel plants to ease a severe shortage. The move, backed by Assistant Secretary Girard Davidson Julius Krug and the United Automobile Workers, is touted as socialist in temperament and triggers sharp political reaction.
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Congress
Congressional
Kenneth S. Wherry
Senate
Small Business Committee
Wherry
Davidson
James E. Murray
Montana
Fighty-First Congress
Wright Patman
Texas
House Banking and Currency Committee
Girard Davidson
Julius K
Polk Street Professor at Tom and Roy’s Gun and Key Shop Enigma
A colorful portrait of Tom Robertson and Roy McGee at 210 West Sixth Street. The shop employs four men who frustrate customers with delays and quarrels but still leave patrons paying and departing content, praising the business as a curious miracle.
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Tom and
Roy
West Sixth Street
Tom Robertson
Roy McGee
A Christmas Visit Gift Etiquette for Guests
A guest should feel free to bring simple token gifts at Christmas. Avoid overdoing presents and bring small tokens such as sweets or a Christmas plant. Be prepared to exchange gifts after the family opens their piles, and respond graciously to hosts gifts as a compliment to the invitation.
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Pal
Radio Actor Horizon 1 Puzzle Clues and Answers
A compact puzzle listing clues for a crossword style grid. It includes vertical entries such as Type of cabbage and Persia and many word prompts with numbers indicating positions. No prose or narrative content is provided beyond the clue set.
Truman weighs public interest over private steel rights
President Truman, a middle of the road figure, is discussed as moving toward mandatory allocation powers and private ownership incentives to boost steel output. The White House debate signals growing labor and left influence and a shift in Democratic leadership toward public interest over private property. Steel executives face congressional scrutiny to present a strong case.
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Truman
Davidson
White House
Democratic Party
Congress
Diplomacy at Bridge Table
Oak Ridge resident G H Clewell argues that bridge brings out poor manners due to inflated self belief. He cites Ely Culbertson and notes partners may clash when seated at the bridge table though they get along in other games.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
G. H. Clewell
Upsal Road
Mr. Clewett
Ely Culbertson
Mr. Culbertson
Clewett
Polite Play Raises Duplicate Club Spirits
Mr Clewett changes his habits after learning of criticisms in games. He now praises his wife’s plays and offers encouragement. His improved manners improve relations at the table and keep them enjoying matches at their local duplicate club. His wife aids by responding positively to his praise.
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Clewett
Shock Machine Cures Cold from Shaker Era Find in Barn
An antique dealer in New Lebanon discovered a glass cylinder device that generates static electricity to treat coughs and colds. The complete shocking machine is hailed as the finest example of its kind, with a second incomplete specimen at the New York State Museum in Albany. The item is referenced in an 1827 Shaker journal.
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New Lebanon
Nyp
New York State Museum
Albany
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