Amarillo Globe publisher and distribution details
The Amarillo Globe lists staff roles including Publisher, Editor, and Business Manager. It notes second class mailing, post office details, and subscription rates for Home Delivery by carrier and by mail within and beyond 150 miles, including Sunday and evening options. The paper bills itself as an independent Democratic newspaper delivering impartial news.
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Met ered Parking Lot Could Ease Wichita Falls Clash
The city opens a municipal meter parking lot at nickel rates for two hours with up to six nickels for 12 hours at 30 cents. Popular yet unproven profitability, officials study municipal viability while downtown traffic pressures persist.
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Wichita Falls
Pantomime of Cold War Warning on Yugoslavia
A broad, dramatic Push to deter a Soviet attack on Yugoslavia unfolds through high level visits, NATO allies, and a tough U S stance. The article notes twelve to thirteen Soviet divisions in the Carpathians and rising satellite strength, while Yugoslavia faces internal strain and economic collapse. It cites Dewey’s hard line, Acheson statements, and Congress fears shaping policy toward aid and Marshall Plan leverage amid partisan hesitation.
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Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Thomas Finletter
Turkey
Mediterranean
Thomas E. Dewey
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Japan
Dean G. Acheson
Truman
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Carpathians
Carpatho-Ukraine
Belgrade
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Poland
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Congress
State Department
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Marshal Tito
Robert A. Taft
Joseph R. McCarthy
Atlantic
Moscow
Card-carrying nonsense and loyalty politics debated
George E. Sokolsky argues against the term card carrying in anti-communist cases, contending Remington and related prosecutions target perjury rather than conspiracy. He questions loyalty programs, cites Laurence Duggan, and warns of a “sickness of the soul” in American society, noting one seventh of workers are in highway transportation.
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Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Remington
Communist Party
United States
Alger Hiss
Marzani
Institute of Pacific Relations
Mind and marriage values in a college survey and world outlook
A survey of 2,000 college students shows four of five men prefer women with equal or greater intelligence and education, while nine of ten would want a husband with equal or higher. It also highlights a U S Children’s Bureau booklet urging children to take pride in self-made achievements and hobbies as signs of intelligence. India’s birth and death rate trends are discussed, predicting immense future population growth if death rates fall to U S levels.
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Guy Irving Burch
India
United States
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Chaperoning Dances and Manners From Mrs Post
A reader asks how to chaperon a high school mid winter dance with a new teacher husband. Mrs Post says chaperones mainly provide presence to ensure the event runs smoothly and contributes to its success.
Why is everyone afraid of the word No in dating
A teen guidance piece reassures readers that a simple no from a date does not threaten popularity and offers practical steps. It explains possible reasons for a nay and suggests trying again or seeking another date. The article invites readers to request a free fashion leaflet from Elinor Williams at the paper.
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Elinor Williams
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Polk Street Professor
A reflective piece on protecting both body and feelings, arguing affection should be given where there is fair return. It warns against clinging to hurtful relationships, notes children learn affection, and suggests people may drift apart when pressed for space or freedom. The voice urges mutual care and ends with a personal plea to look after each other.
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal Clues Across and Down
A compact crossword puzzle listing many clues across and down including states, plants, numbers and common words. theme items include geography terms and everyday items. readers fill the grid with answers from the given hints.
Pheasant Introduction Noted in Restaurant Gratuity Debate
A reader urges a minimum gratuity for service and a complaint to management. The statement is released by Bell Syndicate and references the pheasant’s origin, noting it was introduced to the country from China.
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China
Scots Drinking Danish Whiskey Glasgow
Scotland imports substantial Danish whiskey as most Scotch is exported. The article notes Glasgow consuming Danish whiskey amid broad export of Scotch, reflecting a shift in local drinking patterns.
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Scotland
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