First Annual People Show for Dogs and Cats
Paul Gallico proposes a joint Open People Show at Madison Square Garden in April. Judges will group “People” by Breeds and classes such as Working and Non Working, Farm and City, Suburban, Military People and Politicians. Blue red and white ribbons will reward top entries with cash prizes to breeders. Entry details include full pedigree and a $500 fee. distributed by McNaught Syn, Inc.
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Madison Square Garden
Rover
Towser
Park Avenue
Paul Gallico
Dogs of the World, Inc
McNaught Syn, Inc
Amarillo Globe press subscription and staff details
An early 20th century notice lists circulation and staff roles for the Amarillo Globe, including General Manager Walter Andrew and Circulation Manager Pu, with postal classifications, pricing for home delivery by carrier and mail, and service areas beyond 150 miles. The paper presents itself as an independent Democratic newspaper.
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Nema
SeeSei
Ess
Walter Andrew Sess
Suneseve
Ews Publishing Company
Eget He Ay
Amarillo
Ening & Ce
Ening v3 & P
Amarillo Globe
Palienes
Barkley Texas trip sparks charge over public costs
The Dallas News reports Vice President Barkley spoke at the Baker Hotel in Mineral Wells with public staff on a government plane and paid fees. It argues transportation and salaries should not be borne by U.S. taxpayers and that any speaking fee should cover all costs. The piece recalls Cactus Jack Garner’s remark that the office is not for sale.
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Tur Dallas News
Barkley
Texas
Mineral Wells
Baker Hotel
Dalllas News
Tur Daulas News
United States
Cactus Jack Garner
Texas Officer Is Promoted In Korea Command Change
US Ninth Corps commander Maj. Gen. John B. Coulter is promoted to lieutenant general and named deputy commander of the US Eighth Army in Korea. He is a San Antonio native. Maj. Gen. Bryant E. Moore will succeed him as corps commander, former West Point superintendent.
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Eighth Army
Korea
Ninth Corps
John B. Coulter
Coulter
San Antonio
Tex
Bryant E. Moore
West Point
Supply and Demand Under War Tactics and Policy
George E. Sokolsky explains that supply and demand arise from real costs and consumer behavior. He uses beef markets to show price rises amid shortages, inflation from wage increases, and the government’s wartime controls. He warns that war upends the law, prompting price ceilings, taxes, tighter credit, and rationing priorities, while black markets and corruption threaten trust.
Fragmented Voices on Education and World Tensions
A collection of quotes from educators and leaders critiques on teaching, Soviet pressure, fascism and communism propaganda, religion’s social role, and steel industry confidence. Notable figures include Marterra Colliece, Dr W Ray Irvine, Gordon Gray, Jacos Bras TEIN, Dr Ralph, and E Wixsow of General Motors.
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Gernrrat Motors Corp
Exploring Mind and Mood in Apartment Living and Glamour
Dr. Wiggam notes higher divorce rates among couples in rooming houses and frequent movers, while income level rarely affects happiness. He cites Crum on glamour bank ruptcy amid former stage beauties. Thorndike and Gallup show little or even rising word scores with age. a booklet offering a vocabulary test is offered for 15 cents.
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J. H. Crum
Robert Thorndike
George Gallup
John F. Dille Co
Barber Shop Trouble Sparks War Over Haircuts
Gerald Bishop Marvin Hall and Lloyd Byars run a barber shop where conflict erupts with Tate Oakes during a recent haircut. Tate accuses Lloyd of misdoing the cut and jokes about tonic in the eyes while a pencil breaks and is scattered on the apron. One of them may quit, and the piece ends noting Tate may be the reason the price of a simple shear has risen to a dollar.
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Gerald Bishop
Marvin Hall
Lloyd Byars
Tate Oakes
Tate
Lloyd
Crossword Puzzle Answers and Clues Summary
Crossword puzzle presents horizontal and vertical clues with numbered entries. Includes language of Greek dialect, Noahs ship, goddess of discord, love god and Egyptian sun god. Provides abbreviations, metric units, and place names across a varied set of definitions.
Arkansas Joins Limitations March
Arkansas ratified a proposed constitutional amendment to limit the President to two full terms, becoming the 30th state to do so. If six more states approve, the measure would become law, not retroactive to Truman, and constrain future presidents to at most ten years. a vice president serving over two years of an unexpired term would not seek a second full term.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Truman
Sunday Horoscope and Facts From United Feature Syndicate
A Sunday horoscope by Stella describes personalities born on different days and gives daily guidance for Aquarius to Capricorn. The column ends noting 65,000 producing gas wells in the United States as distributed by United Feature Syndicate.
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Stella Sunday
Aquarius
ATRES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
United States
City to auction seven old fire stations at public sale
Providence reports the city council voted last night to sell seven former fire stations at public auction. The note about Frankfort Kentucky recalls the pioneer Stephen Frank who was killed nearby, explaining the name origin of the capital.
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Providence
Frankfort
Kentucky
Stephen Frank
Kentucky River
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Amarillo Texas
Fee
Wwe
Rape Cere Sr
George E. Sokolsky
Chuck
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Bernard Baruch
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Marterra Colliece
W. Ray Irvine
Soviet Union
University of North Carona
Gordon Gray
Jacos Brastein
Ralph
Albert Edward Wiggam
John F Dille
Colombia
Scottish Lake
Love God
Cameroon City
Globe News
Major Canyon
Kerry
Miss Cherry
Breck Nazaire
Uncle Scrooge
Pacific
Toba
Rolling Stones
Walla Walla
Indianapolis
Poppy Maguire
Wilderness
Superman
Kent
Cap'n Silver
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk Bidg
O. G. McClain
Dexter
Madison
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