The Amarillo Globe News Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe News announces publication as an evening paper with Sunday morning editions. It lists staff roles, contact details, and pay rates with 1 year subscriptions at 10.80 dollars for daily and Sunday delivery, and separate Globe and News rates.
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Macaroni complex and psychiatry musings by Erich Brandeis
In this lighthearted reflection Brandeis jokes about a childhood macaroni scare that sparked a lifelong dislike of macaroni. He critiques psychiatry as an inexact field, discusses psychosomatics and lie detectors, and notes how anxiety can shape detector readings.
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Nervous breakdown myths and emotional health insights
Dr. Murray Banks argues there is no such medical condition as a nervous breakdown and that fear and inner conflicts manifest as physical symptoms. The piece uses examples from a child named Little Joe to show how emotional tension becomes stomach pains and how many people seek sympathy through neurotic illness. It references broader reflections on religion, philosophy, and public figures.
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Twilight of Morals Dorothy Thompson on Ingrid Bergman scandal
Dorothy Thompson argues against pity for Ingrid Bergman in her public admission of adultery. She rejects calls to view religion as tolerant of sin, noting Bergman is a public figure who brazenly disregards marriage vows. Thompson condemns the notoriety and emphasizes accountability.
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Met Opera Manager Bing urged to hire by quality
Billy Rose criticizes Rudolf Bing for hiring decisions at the Metropolitan Opera New York, urging focus on limpidity and lung power. He questions Flagstad’s past Nazi associations and mocks proposals to use Nazi-economy figures for finances while calling for broader talent selection and efficient management.
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Open Letter Attacks Nazi Leaders and Bergman Morality
A historical caricature letter lists Nazi figures with violent acts and mocks in era politics. It attacks Ingrid Bergman, condemning adultery and urging moral law, while lampooning public sin, repentance, and civilization decay. The piece merges extremism, cultural critique, and sensational commentary.
Polk Street Professor Learns Boy Causes Family Havoc
A Polk Street professor recounts a visit from his brother in law Joe and his 17 month old son from Enid. The child cavorts through the house chewing varnish, toppled furniture, and seized items like a door stop and car keys, while parents intervene and the aunt reflects on the boy’s boundless energy. Joe notes the boy is a “go-getter” when fresh, a sentiment the narrator concedes with wry amusement.
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL QUIZ CLUES
A compact listing of crossword clues with numbered across and down hints including various definitions, synonyms, and wordplay prompts for a puzzle solution. It features terms such as city, shine, bird, caution, and other common crossword entries, arranged as horizontal and vertical hints for solvers.
Etiquette for calling a taxi from the curb
A playful street scene reminds readers that cab calling has rules. Kids should stand on the curb and signal calmly to attract a taxi. Do not shout or crowd the cab and avoid excess passengers or unnecessary directions to the driver.
Survives 22nd Rattlesnake Bite in San Antonio
An 84-year-old professional snake handler, Tex Snake Sullivan of San Antonio, remains in fair condition after his 22nd rattlesnake bite at Brackenridge Park Reptile Gardens. He described directions and tips for riders, urging prompt payments and fair tipping, while advising taxi travelers to avoid quarrels and petting.
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U S Army seizures in Kobe nets narcotics haul
United States Army agents seized 1 million dollars worth of narcotics in five Kobe raids last week, the Army headquarters announced. The operation targeted illicit drugs and involved multiple agencies in the port city February 20.
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Rattler bite at reptile garden injures man in pit
In a reptile garden, Sullivan and another man faced a rattler that threatened the partner. Sullivan tried to pull the snake away and was bitten above the boot on the outside of his right knee. The wound matches a bite he received here 21 years ago.
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