Amarillo Globe announces staff and subscription rates
The Amarillo Globe News publishes staff roles including publisher and editor Izzard Allingham and general manager Shelby Kritser. It notes publication as an independent Democratic newspaper and lists home and mail subscription rates for various delivery options and distances from Amarillo.
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Ban on air rifles in the city urged
The piece warns that BB guns and air rifles are dangerous especially during Christmas with new sales. It notes risks of blindness throat injuries broken windows harmed pets and calls for prohibition by parents and by law to keep city streets safe.
Acheson Case and Truman Policy Clash in 1950
Joseph Alsop argues a turning point in U S foreign policy hinges on Dean Acheson and President Truman. He contends missteps by Truman and Louis Johnson impaired defense, urging Acheson to resign to restore national leadership before disaster. The piece frames a moral crisis in the Truman administration and calls for decisive action.
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Robert A. Taft
Homer Capehart
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Louis Johnson
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Dean Acheson
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Quotes on war, revival, and faith from leaders and writers
A compilation of remarks by General MacArthur, William G. Kieren, Eric Cocke, William Faulkner, and Dr. Aaron W. Lockman. The passages touch on Korea and Europe survival, parental responsibility, atomic threats, and the potential for a religious revival amid provocative preaching.
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New York
Teen World explores gender traits and manners tips
The Teen World column discusses how both sexes carry mixed hormones and overlapping traits, noting many executives favor masculine tendencies. It also highlights affordable reading material for teens, and shares etiquette guidance from a Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts booklet, including table manners and proper utensil use.
Polk Street Professor and the Christmas Robe Tale
A downtown Memphis narrator recalls a Christmas scene with Margaret, a salty island hotel chat, and Pat Whittington at Padre Island. The piece reflects on honesty, crime, and a sentimental robe gift for a two year old, ending with a quiet, misty mood about memory and emotion.
Crossword Puzzle Hint Column Note
Crossword puzzle item appears as a brief tip column reference on table manners with notice that the next column will cover more tips. Distributed by McNaught Syn. Inc. The snippet indicates a puzzle feature and distribution credit without additional event details.
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Wind Instrument Crossword Clue Sweep
The puzzle lists numerous clues for wind instruments like clarinet trombone and saxophone, with many entries and cross references. It hints at a themed crossword where musical terms intersect with related words and regional abbreviations across a grid.
Telephone Conversation On Racial Prejudice And Exile
George E Sokolsky discusses a Boston callers critique of his anti communist stance noting racial bias and the idea that Americans resent Robeson not for being Negro but for his American actions. He argues that no man must stay in the United States and urges deportation of those who hate the country.
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France
United States
Paul Robeson
State Department
Robeson
Dryden Phelps
America
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Gifts Delivered to Elderly Patients After Fire
Amarillo man Bert McCullough reported Christmas gifts for Walker's Convalescent Home patients were delivered Sunday. Survivors of the Friday fire were found across St. Anthony's Hospital and other facilities. Gifts for the 10 who died were given to Morgan Convalescent Home in Claude, with $115 raised for purchases.
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Morgan Convalescent Home
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Bolivia moves toward private oil exploitation
Bolivian debate intensifies as factions demand allowing private capital to exploit petroleum reserves currently controlled by the government monopoly. Proponents argue increased investment and efficiency, while opponents warn risks to sovereignty and revenue.
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Bolivia
Civil Service Announces Openings in Texas
The US Civil Service Commission lists examinations to fill electroencephalograph and electrocardiograph technician posts with salaries from 2450 to 3450 dollars yearly. Jobs are with federal agencies in Texas. Obtain application forms and more information from H M Timmons, civil service secretary, Room 21, post office building.
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US Civil Service Commission
Texas
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