Amarillo Globe News masthead and rates notice
Page Ten content shows the Amarillo Globe News publishing details including founders, staff roles, and contact information. It lists publication timings, combined with subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and weekend editions and price breaks for various periods.
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Asiacgas de Aire
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Fillmore
Cene Howe
Wesley G6 Izzard
Teereeees
Paul Allingham
Competition and Prices in Postwar Markets
A Moorin Industry forecast predicts tougher competition with more advertising contests premiums and displays in 1948 while production and labor efficiency improve. The piece notes car buyers turn away from new autos due to high prices and slow deliveries, urging price-conscious competition and potential price reductions to lure customers back.
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Moorin Industry
Europe
Gallehade Rose Seeks Big Noise in Women Fashion War
Self appointed Gallahad Rose aims to boost his column by attacking women fashion. He recalls editor advice to go after the New Look. The editor cites Edward Bok and Ladies Home Journal battles over Paris styles and domestic contrasts.
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Herbert Hoover
Gromyko
Edward Bok
Ladies Home Journal
Bones
Bok
Paris
America
Montmartre
Bob
White Knight
Irene
Vernon Castle
Castles
Turkey
Paul Gallico on Henry Wallace and political irony
Columnist Paul Gallico questions Henry Wallace about his grasp of politics and his odd remark favoring Taft over Truman. He cites Wallace’s past as vice president and riffs on whether Wallace is sincere, joking, or drifting from Democratic loyalties amid modern political confusion.
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Henry Wallace
Wallace
Taft
Truman
Henry
United States
Democratic Party
Sabotage and the Republican vote split analysis
A column discusses party sabotage claims around Wallace and Taft, fear of a split vote aiding the Republican candidate, and the impact on Fence Sitters in Stockton-on-the-Delaware NJ. It contrasts Wallace's influence with calls for strong Republican figures and notes editorials on women club campaigns and social issues.
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Mr. Wallace
Hank
Taft
Stockton-on-the-Delaware
Senator Vandenberg
Harold Stassen
General Eisenhower
Wallace
Henry
Hanks’ Noble and
Alabaster Brow
McNaught Syn., Inc
Texas Negro Law School at Austin Provides Personal Instruction
The newly formed Negro law school in Austin enrolls two students who receive individualized instruction from University of Texas Law School faculty, headed by Dean C. T. McCormick with Assistant Dean Kenneth Woodward. They have a $25,000 library and plan to move the program to Houston as part of a broader state effort. The two students include a former GI with a BS from Tillotson and a former teacher who studied at Huston College and Columbia.
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Negro Law School
Austin
C. T. McCormick
University of Texas Law School
Kenneth Woodward
Amarillo
University Law School
University
Woodward
Ken
New
Tillotson University
Huston College
Columbia
Houston
Crossword Puzzle Word List From Historical Page
A scanned puzzle page presents a crossword with across clues including Pictured chief of American staff of prosecutors abroad and vertical clues such as Interstices and Fancy. The list spans a broad set of definitions from government terms to everyday items, offering both abbreviations and full words.
Fluffy Emblems of Torture Referenced in 1919 Retirements
A fragment recalls 1919 retirement and a quip about attacking ladies in a Billy Rose copyright sample. The lines suggest a dated satirical column tone with terse, ironic humor.
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Billy Rose
Polk Street Professor Reflections On Near Death and Life
A year after a near-billing experience the narrator contemplates fate and obligation. He recalls close risk, wonders who holds the high cards, and muses on courage, aging, and renewed appreciation for family, neighbors, and everyday warmth.
Quotes from world leaders on unity and relief ethics
President Vincent Aurion of France urges Western Hemisphere solidarity to secure world welfare. President Truman stresses preventing trick governments and keeping relief goods off the black market. Senator Groner Matone of Nevada supports the right to strike but notes misery and hunger are not constitutional.
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Vincent Aurion
France
President Truman
Sen. Groner Matone
Nevada
Art and Politics Clash Over Hans Eisler Deportation
Dorothy Thompson weighs Charlie Chaplin led efforts and Cocteau Aragon Picasso Matisse defense of Hans Eisler against deportation for alleged political acts. She contrasts art versus politics, cites Alan Nunn May case, and questions whether genius exempts artists from law.
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Charlie Chaplin
Jean Cocteau
Louis Aragon
Pablo Picasso
Henri Matisse
Germany
Hans Eisler
Eisler
France
Censors
Soviet Union
Immigration Board
Communist Party
Cocteau
Gerhart Hauptmann
Buchenwald
Belsen
Alan Nunn May
Cone Eisler
Gerhard
Hans
Hollywood
Soviet Germany
United States
Oscar Wilde
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Barr
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Southern Brokerage Co
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Polk Street
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