Amarillo Globe subscription rates and a fatal crash at Blum
The Amarillo Globe notes pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions within 150 miles, listing monthly and yearly rates. In Cleburne an accident kills Mrs H A Thomas of Blum and injures her daughter Marilyn when her car travels under a flat bed truck being towed by another vehicle.
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Amarillo
Weca
Enim & Sumday
Eess
Atarillo Globe
Cleburne
H. A. Thomas
Blum
Hill County
Marilyn Thomas
Razor's Edge in Asia as China and USSR Weigh Courses
The Alsops assess a turning point as China abandons industrial focus for military prep. They detail potential Asian flashpoints from Burma to Indo China, Ho Chi Minh, and Formosa, weighing three courses likely chosen by Chinese and Russian leaders amid Korea's stalemate and Moscow talks.
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Asia
Korea
Kremlin
United Nations
China
Ridgway
Mao Tse-tung
Moscow
Mao
Rene Pleven
Peking
Molotov
Formosa
Southeast Asia
Burma
Yunnan
Siam
Via
Ho Chi Minh
Yalu
Indo-China
Hong Kong
Berlin
Europe
Crazy Quilt Challenge and Life as a Patchwork
A writer extols Albert Small of Ottawa II for finishing a 123,200-piece crazy quilt after four years, compares life to a quilt of memories, and reflects on time spent in hobby versus larger achievements while noting possible 1951 tax and society changes.
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Albert Small
Ottawa
Frank Menke
Small
Mr. Small
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Tangles in the web over loyalties and Nimitz
George E. Sokolsky argues the Navy’s good name is being used to mask disloyalty with the President’s internal security commission. He cites Admiral Nimitz, Donald Dawson, Edward Morgan, and the Tydings and Fulbright inquiries, warning of political manipulation and secrecy shaping loyalty claims.
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Tydings
Senator Tydings
Edward Morgan
Amerasia
Navy
Chester W. Nimitz
Commission On Internal Security
Admiral Nimitz
New York Herald Tribune
Washington
Robert J. Donovan
Herald Tribune
California
McCarran Committee
Congress
Donald §. Dawson
Edward Mor
Gan
Pearl Harbor
Donald
Dawson
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Fulbright
Alva Dawson
RFC
Jesse Jones
Harry Truman
Democratic Party
United States of America
McCarran
Exploring Mind Tests And The Quiet Between
Dr. Albert Wiggam summarizes psychologist Raymond Willoughby findings that emotional calm occurs between ages 35 and 55, affecting married and single people alike. The piece also notes a reaction to management secrecy about plant shutdowns and cites L M Terman studies showing high college graduation rates among gifted children and their ability to fund education, praising gifted children as practical citizens.
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Raymond Willoughby
Joe
L. M. Terman
Nimitz questioned in loyalty commission tale
A 1951 King Features Syndicate column questions Admiral Nimitz’s role in a White House loyalty inquiry led by Donald B. Dawson, arguing the general’s stature conflicts with being used as a political front. The piece warns of dangers from improper investigations and echoes public trust in Eisenhower and Nimitz. It notes Dawson’s controversial influence and cites related historical committees. Also reported: E R Crone Jr, 40, fatally wounded by accidental self injury in Winnsboro and a new machine paving concrete without forms using extruded material.
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White House
Donald 8. Dawson
Fulbright Committee
Admiral Nimitz
Ike Eisenhower
Fulbright
RFC
Dawson
Nye
la Follette
Commission On Loyalty
King Features Syn
Your Horoscope: Stella’s Tuesday Feb 13
Born today you seek the finest comforts and art while shunning hard work in a competitive world. If you must earn, you need early self discipline to develop your talents and avoid procrastination despite strong intuition and loyal tendencies once you settle with the chosen partner.
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Aquarius
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE HORIZONTAL
Crossword puzzle solution list with clues spanning horizontal and vertical entries. Contains depictions of persons, places, titles, and terms across religious, scientific, and common vocabulary. Includes German theologian, violin maker, ancient sites, and measuring units among others in a classic newspaper puzzle card.
Zirconium Production Slumps in Santos Brazil
Santos Brazil records show zirconium reserves ample but output dwindling to a trickle. Peak yearly production reached about 10,000 tons in 1943 amid wartime demand. Zirconium is essential for steel alloys, flares, tracers, blasting caps, ceramics, and nearly the only metal suitable for neutron shields in atomic furnaces.
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Santos
Brazil
Horoscope Briefs for Sagittarians and Capricorn
Daily astrological notes warn Sagittarians to distrust rumors before acting and caution against neighborhood troublemakers. Capricorns are urged to save money while driving, watch for others on the road, and finish shopping. Distributed by United Features Syndicate.
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Plobeioo
Sagittarius
Pricorn
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Freak Accident Kills Mill Worker
Gordon Russell Robertson aged 49 was killed when an axe he dropped into a flywheel was hurled back striking his stomach He was a saw mill employee and was trying to free a log jammed in the machinery at the time of the accident in Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville
Gordon Russell Robertson
Robertson
Death of Dr Frederick Routley Red Cross director WWII
Dr Frederick William Routley aged 71, who directed Canadian Red Cross wartime activities, died in a Toronto hospital yesterday. The report notes Kanchenjunga as the world’s third highest peak at 28 145 feet on the Nepal border.
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Toronto
Frederick William Routley
Canadian Red Cross
Kanchenjunga
Nepal
Fire destroys thirteen dwellings at partially finished project
A fire in Fort Worth yesterday destroyed thirteen dwellings and damaged six more at a partially finished Negro housing project. Damage was estimated at 40000 dollars. Separately, automobile and related sales accounted for twenty percent of all retail business in the United States in 1949.
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United States
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