The Amarillo Globe Gazette Staff and Rates
The Amarillo Globe News Publishing Co announces staff roles including Editor in Chief Paul Allingham and General Manager Grady Camp. Subscriptions priced daily and Sunday options with rates for 1 year 10.80 dollars and 19.20 dollars for Globe and News combo. multiple term options available.
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Pateres
Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Erbard
Hess
Paul Allingham
Cceeessaees Keke Hea
Grady Camp Laeck
Ewes
Bib
Enebaue
Globe and News
Medicine for GOP Diagnosis by Erich Brandeis
The column argues the Republican Party suffers from a classist approach, criticizing Connecticut Republican Clarence Baldwin for pitching campaigns to wage earners. It contrasts Mark Hanna’s era with current tactics, noting Democrats use the “full dinner pail” promise and Truman’s appeal, urging self-reflection and reform.
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Connecticut
Clarence F. Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Recr Ae
Mark Hanna
Republican Party
Hanna
Truman
King Feature Syn. Inc
Laughter and faith guide life in Dr Banks humor piece
A Dr Murray Banks inspired column extols humor as mental hygiene and resilience. It shares jokes about Napoleon, a centenarian, and a quarrel remedy by laughter, urging readers to use humor to reduce tension and promote health, plus brief biblical and proverbs-style lines.
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Napoleon
Murray Banks
Brooklyn, N.Y
Cultural satire on caviar and Cold War economy
Paul Gallico riffs on buying caviar in New York, mocking luxury, class pretensions, and a hypothetical Russo‑American trade clash over sturgeon roe. He links inflation, status signaling, and cultural habits to a playful defense of American self respect and dining snobbery.
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Black Sea
Spend Spend Spend Banking on War and Wasteful Expenditures
George E. Sokolsky argues that U S government spending surged under Roosevelt and Truman, totaling 112 720 800 000 from 1789 to 1933 and 375 804 100 000 during 1934 to 1945, with Truman’s five-year outlays likely reaching 259 576 200 000. He warns fixed charges threaten the economy, urges veterans to oppose waste, and criticizes wartime subsidies and misused funds while urging fiscal restraint and accountability.
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United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George Washington
Herbert Hoover
Harry Truman
Roosevelt
Truman
Great Britain
Veterans Administration
Veterans’ Organizations
Prohibition
Anti-Saloon League
Veterans’ Administration
RFC
King Fea. Sny. Inc
Buckwheat Cakes From Polk Street Cook Raised Eyebrows
Polk Street professor Hubert Hamill invites neighbors to Sunday supper to try his buckwheat cakes with syrup and sausages. The writer notes a strong sour odor, peculiar starter method, and unsettling reactions from guests. Next door neighbors Pat and Imogene Whittington spread word, advising caution for visitors.
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Hubert Hamill
Travis St
Hubert
Pat
Imogene Whittington
Manners on the Commute for School Kids
A guidance note urges students to behave on trains and buses. It warns against crowding seats, crowding crowds, and rude conduct toward conductors and travelers. The piece stresses respect, thoughtfulness, and self restraint during daily rides.
Crossword Puzzle Adventurous Actor Horizontal Clues
A compact crossword style listing of horizontal clues with entry hints and wordplay for a historic newspaper page puzzle including actor depictions and various definitions across a grid.
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Erich Brandeis
Joshua Bates
Jesus
Alrxander Dickson
Onicles
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Paul Gallico
Forty-Second Street
George E. Sokolsky
Polk Street
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Puppet Police
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Metropolis
Wander
Eaeft
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Southern Brokerage CO
Fhone
G. McClain
John
Furbach
417 Polk
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