Globe-News Publishing Co. delivers Amarillo ad rates and staff
The Amarillo Globe News announces publication details and staff roles led by President and Publisher Gene Howe with Editor in Chief Wesley Izzard. Subscription prices are listed for daily and Sunday editions, with separate rates for mail, carrier, and Sunday only service.
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Amarillo Platform Proposals From The Globe
A set of civic platform proposals for Amarillo including city commission representation expansion, higher tax limit, downtown cleanup, traffic control, sports facilities, recreation expansion, public works, industry development, and cultural support aimed at broad citizen welfare.
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Walter Lippmann on the British problem postwar
The article notes that British American partnership appears stronger than it is and cites Byrnes and Bevin as overlapping in Soviet policy. It mentions tacit support within each nation’s influence sphere and acknowledges Soviet objections to this cooperation.
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Billy Rose's Strawberry Blues and a Crumbling Empire
Barry Draper the songwriter recalls his romance with Irene amid strawberries and luxury. After a clash over money and a court case over a melody, the pair's relationship ends in violence, then tragedy as the story segues into a political column about Anglo American postwar diplomacy and the fragile British Empire.
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Efficiency in Democracy and Wartime Agency Feuds Revealed
A 1942 Roosevelt ordered volume on wartime government agencies traces inter agency fights in Washington. It notes WPB battles with Army Navy and squabbles between War Manpower and Selective Service and OWI and the State Department. Speer argues public criticism prevents mental isolation and undermines dictatorship myths.
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Worker Letter Voices Union Strife and Call for Reform
A Pittsburgh mill worker writes to George E. Sokolsky about long layoffs, a disputed 3 cent per hour raise, and losses totaling 63 workdays in 1946. He attacks union leadership, questions November 1946 votes, and urges federal action to curb labor monopolies and demand transparency in unions.
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Phil Murray
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King Features Syndicate
Polk Street Professor on Low Mood and Financial Stress
A speaker laments collective talk of low mood as he notes many unmet needs from basic goods to housing. He recalls market crashes, warns against self-fulfilling pessimism, and argues that saved money can stave off hardship and keep the economic wheels turning. He reflects on personal achievements and the power of perspective.
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Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
Crossword puzzle list with numbered horizontal and vertical clues covering race horse owner and trainer references narcotics love thaw movement energy and many terms across and down for a comprehensive word fill challenge
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