Publication and pricing details from Amarillo Globe and News
The item lists founding date February 20 1924 and second class matter status for Amarillo Texas. It notes publication schedule as evening except weekends, Sunday morning edition of The Globe and News with staff roles including editor in chief Paul Alsingman and general manager Grady Camp. Subscription rates are shown for daily and Sunday editions with various durations and prices.
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Amarillo
Texas
Alsingman
Vere
Esses Vetaneness
Grady Camp
Globe and News
Tax on Words Tax idea targets superfluous speech in politics and media
A 1950 King Features Syndicate column laments excessive talk by politicians and broadcasters. The author proposes a tax on superfluous words as a humorous solution, noting potential revenue but also the risk of silencing useful discourse.
Your Horoscope for February 15 2024
Stella outlines a talent for music and arts, urges balancing imagination with practicality, warns against overindulgence, and highlights family happiness and energetic drive. Then daily entries for Aquarius through Capricorn suggest intuition, travel, sales, and business success, ending with a note on a new plan.
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Stella
Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
United Feature Synd., Inc
Global peace and sovereignty seen through church, state and water issues
Voices from leaders including Dr Jacon Avery Lone Granrce V Allen and Dr Ralph W Socxman weigh in on UN sovereignty limits, Yugoslav independence, Russian influence, civil rights progress, and critical water supply needs across regions, stressing cooperation, prudent policy, and civil action.
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United Nations
Jacon Avery Lone
San Francisco Theological Seminary
Fear travels with Russians to Lake Success says Roosevelt
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, US delegate to the UN Human Rights Commission, warns that fear is so prevalent in the USSR that Russians bring it with them to the United States. She notes security measures as they travel to Lake Success with policemen surrounding armored cars on all sides.
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Ussr
Lake Success
Eleanor Roosevelt
UN Human Rights Commission
Two Million Dollar Cancer Foundation Seeks Ideas
Alfred Black of Hattiesburg and Charles R. Hardin of Newark control a $2,000,000 fund left by John A. Black for cancer treatment and prevention. They seek a new approach avoiding duplication, inviting reader ideas to spend the grant effectively, with the Bleck-Stevenson Cancer Foundation in Mississippi handling inquiries.
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Alfred Black
Hattiesburg
Miss
Mr. Blar
Black Stevenson Cancer Foundation
Black
Charles R. Hardin
Newark
John A. Black
Mr. Black
John
South
Alfred S. Black
Bleck- Stevenson Cancer Foundation
Pine Street
Mississippi
Billy Rose
Acheson and the Peace Disarmament Debate
Walter Lippmann analyzes Acheson's response to disarmament hopes after the hydrogen bomb era. He argues Acheson suggested that any general Soviet cooperation could unlock a broader deal, highlighting how public interpretation of Senate questions shapes policy pressure and the idea of another Truman Stalin conference.
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McMahon
Tydings
Mr. Truman
Mr. Acheson
Polk Street Professor on Mercy and Justice in Society
A speaker reflects on jury duty and capital punishment, weighing vengeance versus deterrence and protection. He cites personal experience with mercy and the need to think clearly as a society about punishment, fearing bias toward hanging and emphasizing restraint, justice, and shared humanity.
Crossword Puzzle Marine Creature Horizont
A word puzzle with clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Answers include fish terms, body parts and worldly items, spanning from 1 across to 58 across and 1 down to 51 down. The grid hides many common crossword words such as bird names, instruments, and measurements.
Bread-and-butter letter on thanking hosts after visits
Dear Sally explains when to send thanks after meals or visits. It covers out of town travelers, hostesses, party honors, and the social debt of gratitude. A note or call is encouraged to express appreciation for hospitality.
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Sally
Cold War fear drives warning on Soviet atomic threat
The text discusses Soviet ability to deter Western nations by possessing atomic weapons and delivery fleets, arguing allies must recognize their vulnerable position. It suggests the USSR could gain by pursuing peace rather than threats and notes officials openly fear for cities and harbors, with continuation expected on page 23.
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Harold C. Urey
Senate Foreign Relations
Urey
Soviet Union
Copenhagen
Denmark
Satlin
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