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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1947

Page

10

Amarillo Globe News Publishing Details and Rates

The Amarillo Globe notes its publication as an evening and Sunday paper connected with The Amarillo Daily News, listing key staff and circulation rates. Rates vary by delivery method and duration, with options for daily, Sunday, Globe and News bundles, and carrier delivery in Amarillo.

Amarillo Texas Tse Globe and News

Amarillo Platform Outlines City Improvement Proposals

The Globe presents a slate of civic plans for Amarillo including charter revision, expanded city limits, traffic system upgrades, downtown street cleaning, new sports facilities, park expansion, water supply study, hospital facilities, port terminal, small industries, cultural activities, expanded libraries, music and arts support, and higher teacher salaries.

GLOBE Amarillo Burro Buro Firamisu Exppaansion Sma.i

Ingenious Buyers Sought for Surplus War Items Creativity Turns Holo Knife Scabbards to Shoes and Gas Masks to Fire Dept Deodorizers

War Assets Administration unit known as brains markets surplus items from WWII stock. Salvageed holo knife scabbards were repurposed into women’s shoes, 40 mm shell cases with camouflage netting made a lamp, and gas mask components found new uses from refrigerators to cushion springs. Four million dollars worth of small motors remain unused, awaiting inventive buyers.

Sam Bureau The War Assets Administration Brains

What's the Matter with the World in Look at Life

Erich Brandeis laments lost rose colored glasses and ponders whether violence, greed, and war reflect human decline. He vents about riots famine and crime then appeals for hope and spiritual progress through leaders and religion. Copyright 1947 King Features Syndicate Inc.

Life Palestine China Europe Russia U. S Church News Jesus the Apostles Washington Lincoln King Features Syndicate, Inc

What Kind of a Country The Lilienthal Dilemma

George E. Sokolsky argues that top officials decline government posts due to policy shifts, patronage, and fear of smears. He cites Conant Compton Farrell Eisler and other figures to illustrate intolerance of corruption and the need for reform.

Lilienthal Truman James B. Conant Harvard University Karl Compton Chester Barnard New Jersey Bell Telephone Company Harry Alonzo Winne General Electric Charles Thomas Monsanto Chemical Conant Compton Atomic Energy Commission Thomas Francis Farrell State of New York Senate Harvard Congress Thomas Committee White House Roosevelt Harry Hopkins David Niles Johannes Hans) Eisler Gerhardt Eisler State Department FBI Mexico George Marshall Tom Clark J. Edgar Hoover Stalin David Lilienthal

Nights at the Midway and a Fortune Told in New York

Billy Rose recalls a string of evenings in New York with his wife Eleanor including a formal dinner party, a penguin suit crowd, a showy hostess, and playful games. He narrates neon-lit Times Square scenes and a Penny Arcade visit with drawings, prizes, and a fortune card predicting a long trip.

Missus Hattie Carnegie Eleanor Warren G. Harding Florida Broadway Times Square Miami

Me and My Shadow in December at Coney Island

Billy Rose narrates a December stroll through Coney Island’s misty windows and crowded arcades. He recalls old songs and memories, buys a turtle souvenir, and attempts a weekend escape by plane while joking about royalties and shadows.

Coney Island Times Square Spencer Tracy Jerome Kern Victor Herbert Rose Eleanor Geezer Billy Rose

Polk Street Professor on Real Things Born in the Mind

A narrator recalls his father’s dictum that life’s real truths exist in thoughts and actions. He reflects on self control of thoughts and the path to “heaven on earth” as he matures, admitting his own growing movement and belief.

Heaven

Crossword Puzzle Clues Horizontal and Vertical Listings

A dense list of crossword clues for both horizontal and vertical entries spanning topics from literature naturalists and mythology to measurements and anatomy. Entries include authors painters gods and city names with varied lengths and wordplay hints.

West Texas State Teachers College buys surplus War Assets items

West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon purchased two chairs 10 office tables 19 folding chairs and four drawing tables for 29.31 after a 95 percent educational discount from the War Assets Administration. Manufacturers predict early marketing of coin operated gasoline pumps.

West Texas State Teachers College Canyon West Texas War Assets Administration Duncan D. Myers WAA

Michigan Senate stalls 11 million dollar expense bill

In Lansing on February 21, Sen. Edgar F. Down refused to vote funds for expenses of escaped prisoners, hindering passage of an 11 million dollar bill. Sen. Otto Bishop defended a $778.25 item as strictly to recapture escaped prisoners.

Lansing Mich Michigan State Senate Edgar F. Down Otto Bishop Down

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