Globe News Publishing Co. details Amarillo publication status
The Globe News Publishing Co. lists founding date February 20 1924. It notes second class matter filing February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas post office. Publication schedule evenings except weekends with Sunday morning edition. Staff includes GENE HOWE president and publisher JOHN McCARTY assistant publisher WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief RAY PARR editor of The Globe. Subscription rates for various delivery options and combined Globe and News package are provided.
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Senator Owen Brewster Sees Argentina Like Higgins But Calls Policy Schizophrenic
The editorial notes Senator Brewster's Argentina observations align with Andrew Higgins's praise of Peron yet differ on U.S. policy. It questions whether the Peron era signals peace and democracy or a fascist-leaning regime, citing Braden, the State Department, and businessmen who warn that Peron’s rule may threaten freedom for order.
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New Orleans
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Adolf Hitler
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Winter Skiing Misadventures in Canada with Eleanor
Billy Rose recalls a winter holiday in Quebec with his wife Eleanor, surviving a cold ski trip with humorous misadventures. He describes the Chateau Frontenac, ice cold rooms, a jolting sleigh ride, skis on a snowy mountain, and a later dinner chat about plans for New Year’s week. The piece ends with Rose noting his own comfort at the clubhouse while Eleanor skis.
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Travel Agency
Quebec
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Sonny Boy
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Public opinion favors keeping armed forces strong
A Gallup poll shows no strong public push to cut the Army and Navy. Voters prefer keeping military power over reducing taxes, with about half the government budget devoted to defense. Democrats and Republicans largely agree, though World War II veterans lean toward preservation.
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Hunting Tale Ends With One Big Misfire
A Vermont couple near Boston celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary when a hunting morning turned comic. A loaded bird shot ripped linoleum, lightly injuring Ma who fainted, then Pa worried he had shot her and contemplated shooting himself before neighbors and a doctor reassured them. Ma recovered, Pa remained shaken but the pair moved on.
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Polk Street Professor Praises Christmas Home Decor
A Polk Street resident notes the beauty of decorated homes and lights during Christmas. He recalls his own tree problems with lights going out and shares a story about a boy and a wire-haired terrier to close the reflection.
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Crossword puzzle clues list
Crossword puzzle horizontal and vertical clues including 1 8 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 29 22 33 34 36 39 40 41 44 48 50 51 52 54 55 57 58 and vertical 1 2 4 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 18 26 27 28 29 30 31 34 35 45 46 47 37 48 49 54 56 with standard crossword terminology and abbreviations.
Santa Fe Reports Higher Net Railway Income for November 1946
Santa Fe announces November 1946 net railway operating income of 2,945,896 dollars, up from 2,787,228 dollars in November 1945. Gross for the system fell to 33,838,434 dollars, with operating expenses totaling 27,512,106 dollars, down from 1945 figures.
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Santa Fe
F. G. Gurley
Reopen Enlistments in Former Navy Tech Ratings
The Navy recruiting office announces that personnel discharged with aviation radio technician radio technician aviation electronic technician mate or electronic technician mate may reenlist in the same pay grade as discharged regardless of time since discharge. The recruiting office is in the Federal Building.
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Navy
Federal
Glenn Turrentine Resigns Reclamation Bureau Post
Glenn Turrentine resigns as report editor at the Bureau of Reclamation headquarters and re joins The Daily Oklahoman staff. The Oklahoma City veteran has been with the bureau since October 1945.
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Glenn Turrentine
Oklahoma City
Bureau of Reclamation
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Oklahoman
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Wisconsin farmer builds giant beer barrel silo
Fred Schalla of Pittsville Wisconsin used gin poles a stump puller and a tractor to erect a king size beer barrel style silo weighing about 23700 pounds. The 11 feet 8 inch diameter and 38 feet long glass lined structure aims to reduce waste silage clinging to silo walls.
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Schalla
Outboard Champ Flies But He Can't Drive Car
Ethel Altman aged 18 wins the national outboard racing title at Kentucky Lake Tennessee with an eight foot hydroplane and a private pilot license but cannot yet drive an automobile. Her father Jim, a garage mechanic and boatsman, says she is not ready to learn to drive. She earned her pilot card at 16 and has over 300 solo flight hours.
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New Kensington
Ethel Altman
Jim
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Kentucky Lake
Tenn
Wolves Better Stay Shy Of Co Ess At UC
An ex Marine named Jim Baker teaches judo at the University of Cincinnati with classes every Monday. Baker, a former Marine judo champion, says women are good judo pupils and notes hips are important in the sport. Eskimo Open, Jan 1, Amarillo Country Club.
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University of Cincinnati
Jim Baker
Baker
U. C
Financial Woes Hit Carnegie Institute
The Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh faces bankruptcy amid an $8,000,000 endowment that yields too little income. President William Frew warns securities income has fallen from 5 to 3 percent, and funds may not cover expenses. A public appeal for support is planned after January.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute
Institute
William Frew
Frew
Andrew Carnegie
Mechanized Hunters Freeze Their Prey
D. H. Henderson and two companions hunted in South Dakota and returned with 72 pheasants five teals and six rabbits all preserved in a six cubic foot freezing cabinet installed on their truck The unit ran on 110 volts and kept temperatures at zero or below during the trip Cutting shipping and storage costs were noted as significant by Henderson
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Cleveland
D. H. Henderson
South Dakota
Henderson
Travancore Holds Rich Thorium Deposits in India
Travancore state in India is noted for the richest known thorium deposits, a key basic source for atomic power development.
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Travancore
India
Ban on Mexico Cattle Likely
Washington December 27 Agricultural Department officials said Secretary Anderson is expected to issue a formal order today closing the border to importation of cattle sheep goats and swine from Mexico due to foot and mouth disease findings. Border inspectors were instructed to accept no more Mexican livestock for import inspection pending action. The quarantine imposed last June was lifted in November after reports found no disease.
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Agricultural Department
Anderson
Mexico
Department
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Cochran Granted Leave to Teach at University
Clay L Cochran chief of the economics resources section for the office of project planning with the US Bureau of Reclamation has been granted a year's leave of absence to teach at the University of North Carolina He will be an instructor in the universitys department of economics and study for a master’s degree at UNC He plans to complete a historical novel during the leave.
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Clay L. Cochran
Office of Project Planning
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
University of North Carolina
Cochran
Amarillo High School
University of Texas
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Department of Economics
North Carolina School
Panhandle Women's Open Bowling Tournament Dates Released
The Panhandle Women's Open Bowling Tournament schedules show three event blocks on January 18 and 19, and again on January 25 and 26. Organizers invite teams and players to participate across multiple divisions at the regional venue.
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Panhandle
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