Amarillo Globe Contact and Subscription Details
Public notice page outlines publisher and editor roles, business and advertising director, circulation figures, and subscription rates for home delivery by carrier and by mail. It notes the paper as an independent Democratic newspaper that reports impartially and supports its beliefs regardless of party politics.
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Gallup Poll on Yugoslavia War Aid Support
George Gallup reports American public opinion split on aiding Yugoslavia and on whether Tito would side with the West in a war with Russia. The survey shows 44 percent support continuing aid among the public, 60 percent among informed voters, and 30 percent expect Tito to fight with the West against Russia, with 38 percent undecided. Congress approves $38 million aid. Truman emphasizes Tito's army as key anti Russian force.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
Yugoslavia
Tito
Russia
CO Ee Cs
Kremlin
House of Representatives
Senate
Truman
Congress
Europe
Primer for Americans highlights individual value over collective control
An advertising agency, Young & Rubicam of New York, released a booklet titled Primer for Americans. It emphasizes the American principle that each person holds intrinsic value, contrasts it with Communist systems where individuals are subservient to leaders, and asserts the right to live freely, vocalize opinions, and change leaders.
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Young & Rubicam, Inc
New York
America
The Value of Experience in Aging Citizens
George E. Sokolsky argues that rising life expectancy expands the productive elderly population. He cites studies showing mature workers outperform younger ones in productivity, attendance, and experience. He warns against discarding older workers and urges valuing quickness, wisdom, and experience over calendar age. He highlights Churchill as a model of endurance and cautions against simplistic public opinion-driven age policies.
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Thomas C. Desmond
New York
Desmond
Herbert Hoover
Bernard Baruch
England
Winston Churchill
Gibraltar
Churchill
Teheran
Yalta
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Quotes on economy, war funding, and Korea resolve
A collection of remarks from various figures praising market aid to farmers, human investment, and pay-as-we-go war funding. It includes James A. Farney on marketing efficiency, Dr TorontKo Ka GAWA on North Korea, President Hull on profit sharing, and Dean Acheson and Truman stressing UN resolve and domestic vigor in Korea.
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James A. Farney
Ce Hull
Hull Dobbs Co
Quail huntin memories and Scout troop notices mix in town report
A long scanned column recounts Brownie and Girl Scout ceremonies with multiple troops and leaders, gifts, refreshments, and upcoming meeting dates. It also shares a hunting reminiscence praising quail shooting, dogs, and veteran marksmen like Tommy Templeton, noting rugged terrain and gear choices.
People and Products in 1950s Advertiser Insights
A fragment from John F. Dille Co. notes psychologist Ernest Dichter on cosmetic ads and soap claims, Chicago doctors on fatigue linked to brain sugar, and remarks comparing Vishinsky Malik to Lincoln and Billing's mule. The piece satirically critiques speeches against imperialism and capitalists.
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Ernest Dichter
Lana Turner
Dorothy Lamour
Rita Hayworth
Chicago
S. A. Portis
I. H. Zitman
C. H. Lawrence
Vishinsky
Malik
Abraham Lincoln
Josh Billing
John F. Dille Co
Brownie Troop 92 Delivers Copper Art And Fruit Donations
Brownie members Rosa De La Garza Cecil Holtz Patsy Newberry Patty Renteria Bama Sue Pope Dorothy Jean Scott Kathryn Mosley Wanda Pace created copper art pieces and collected a fruit box for the Children's Home. Committee members D G Holtz and T C Pace organized, with leaders H L Scott and J R Kennann guiding the troop.
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Brownie
Rosa de la Garza
Cecil Holtz
Patsy Newberry
Patty Renteria
Bama Sue Pope
Dorothy Jean Scott
Kathryn Mosley
Wanda Pace
D. G. Holtz
T. C. Pace
Troop 92
H. L. Scott
J. R. Kennann
US to Aid Italy in Rearmament Plans
The United States reportedly told Italy to begin immediate production of arms worth about 400 million dollars next year under the European rearmament program. American aid, to be linked to Italy's output effort, would fund manufacture of rifles, mortars, machine guns, transport vehicles, trucks, and ammunition. Joseph E. Jacobs, defense aid chief for Italy, presented the plan to Washington before Christmas.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Joseph E. Jacobs
Italy
Funeral services set for W A Bill Guinn in San Angelo
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for W A Bill Guinn 56 president of the San Angelo Colts of the Longhorn Baseball League. He died yesterday.
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San Angelo
W. A
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Kerr Urges Support for Acheson Amid Criticism
Senator Robert Kerr of Oklahoma urged Americans to back Secretary of State Dean Acheson, arguing he seeks peace or victory and should not be undermined by domestic criticism. Kerr praised his loyalty, called his jabbed stance a bear fight with a bandit, and noted Acheson’s misstep over Alger Hiss but defended much of his conduct.
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Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma Democrat
Dean Acheson
Oklahoma
Acheson
Kerr
Senate
House
Truman
Alger Hiss
State Department
Joean Acheson
Featherweights Blair and Alonzo to boxing main event
Dallas's Jackie Blair and Monterrey's Jo Alonzo will clash in a 10 round featherweight main event at a five bout card in San Antonio on January 8 promoter L L Baldesarell announced today.
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San Antonio
Jackie Blair
Dallas
Jo Alonzo
Monterrey
Mexico
L. L. Baldesarell
Domestic cattle in ancient Egypt around 3500 B C
In a finding aligning with early agricultural life, evidence indicates cattle were present in Egypt about 3500 B C. The presence marks an early stage in livestock domestication shaping the region's economy and daily life.
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Egypt
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues List
The page shows a crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clue numbers ranging from 1 to 54 plus a note about a central master apparatus and a paid notice. It includes various word definitions like Peruvian animal and sea eagle and references to chemical symbols and plant terms.
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