Amarillo Globe subscription directory and rates
The Amarfllo Globe lists prepaid subscription rates for daily and weekly delivery by carrier or mail. Rates include 1 year 19.80, 6 months 9.90, 3 months 4.95, 1 month 0.65, and weekly 0.40, with Sunday only options and advance payment required.
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Betts Betty Brandeis and the fiery quest for journalism
A 16 year old from Ellsworth Kane expresses a wish to become a great journalist. The columnist reflects on youth ambition and the evolving nature of journalism, noting Betty's clubs, correspondences, hobbies, and eagerness to interview, while cautioning that excitement may outshine early experience.
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Your daily horoscope for February six
Stella suggests born readers focus on concentration to harness talent in writing and speaking while noting sensitivity and diplomacy. The column links Friday style guidance to each zodiac sign, highlighting tips on partnerships, real estate, careers, and personal aims with a United Features syndicate ending.
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Quotations on occupation, race, academia and economy
A compilation of varied quotes from political figures and scholars. Topics span postwar occupation, race rights, university life, taxation, farming policy, and religious belief, reflecting differing perspectives on governance and society.
What If Ploys and Pranks Went Wrong
A 1949 Battle Creek tale shows a wife who asks for a hundred dollars to buy a hunting rifle and dies after a long struggle, while a 1924 Illinois train heist framed as a violent comedy ends with a clever inspector catching the mastermind. A CBS Berlin broadcast recounts a wife who remarries after a death notice, only to face tragedy when her former prisoner husband returns.
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Polk Street Professor on the coming of television
A speaker humorously predicts television's rise from its infancy to color broadcasts. He compares it to early radio, foresees schools of the air and global reach, notes small used sets may cost ten dollars, and quips about seeing hands and mouths on screens.
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Crossword Puzzle Feathers and Facts Challenge
A mixed set of crossword clues runs across feathers, birds, and related terms with numerous entries like Heron, Malt beverage, Vegetables, Ocean, and Victory in Europe. The second fragment critiques public debate on hydrogen bombs, stressing misperceptions after the Soviet atomic breakthrough and urging reassessment of foreign policy assumptions.
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Acknowledgment Cards and a New Atomic Era
Discussion on using printed acknowledgment cards for gifts and condolences. It then shifts to postwar nuclear strategy, noting the end of the American atomic monopoly and the need for new diplomacy and security measures as adversaries develop bombs. The piece stresses personal notes of thanks and broader policy reexamination, with future continuation on page 20.
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Walter Lippmann The Hydrogen Bomb
Walter Lippmann argues the Presidents stance ends foolish public debate on the hydrogen bomb and stresses that public discussion risks revealing military secrets. He notes the need to balance weapon value with secrecy and warns of dangerous consequences if key facts become public knowledge. The piece also reflects on funding decisions and strategic considerations.
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