Amarillo Globe and News Billing and Masthead Details
The Amarillo Globe and News announces its post office status as a second class matter since 1924 and lists staff titles including President and Publisher Wesley S. Fizard and Editor-in-Chief. It provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with prices for various terms and formats and notes the Globe and News publishing offices at Sixth and Fillmore.
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Amarillo
Texas
Eteka
Iin
Pier Ceed
Globe and News
Patsy Doyle and the Cherry Tree Time capsule anecdote recalled
Billy Rose mocks school history tales as harmful fables while recounting a rambunctious East Side youthful gang led by Patsy Doyle. The column critiques moral lessons in early American lore and recalls the Allen Street Angels in a lively reminiscence.
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Allen Street Angels
East Side
Patsy Doyle
P.S. 4
Polk Street Professor Reflects on a Life of Memories
A narrator muses on looking back through pipe smoke and memory, recalling first loves, betrayals, regrets, and missed chances. He weighs whether reflection is wise as winds of reality erase wistful visions and reveal the steady march of time and heartstrings.
Crossword Puzzle Amphibian Horizontal Part A
Crossword clues list with amphibian salamander and various cross words. Includes entries for items like percentages, verbs, and common prefixes. Answers likely form a grid, with themes around biology and everyday objects.
Patsy Doyle's Gimmick Pranks On Washington's Birthday
A nostalgic column recalls Patsy Doyle on Washington's Birthday lifting a hydrant prank and other mischiefs. The Boss Angel, tough talk, and Patsy’s boasts unfold through street scenes on Rivington Street with references to Tony Scappioli and Mrs Slotkin as the cops and witnesses react.
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Washington
Patsy
Rivington Street
Tony Scappioli
Tony
Angel
Teen Love Advice From a School Column
A school column warns teens against gossiping about romantic troubles. It notes Susie and Sam share doubts, Jane suggests tests, leading to spread of rumors, hurt feelings, and strained relationships. The piece urges discretion and stepping back when suspicious, advising graceful acceptance and moving on.
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Susie
Sam
Jane
Janey
Sue
Prosector Quits After Pressures in Pecos Texas
J H Starley resigns as district attorney of the 109th District in Pecos Texas effective March 1 He cites pressure from private business and informs Governor Allan Shivers by letter The note mentions a prior Florida hitchhiker tale as context in a clipped clipping style report.
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Pecos
Tex
J. H. Starley
109Th
Starley
Allan Shivers
Making Happiness A Reader’s Guide From Wright 1950
A Pittsburgh reader asks how to tell if one is happy and how to live to be happy. The piece cites varied views, quotes Burns, notes happiness as a state of mind, then offers practical rules: look forward to each day, be content with what you have, sleep well, love and be loved, be useful to others, and prefer daily meaning over material gain.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Robert Burns
Wright
King
Do You Have A Well Adjusted Personality Dr Murray Banks
Dr Murray Banks argues that life includes frustration and that adjustment matters most. He cites Lupe Velez and Carole Landis as examples, notes mental health risks, and warns against using lovelessness or alcohol as solutions while stressing learned coping strategies.
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William J. Sadler
Lupe Velez
Carole Landis
Lupe
Harold
Angel of Death
Murray Banks
Brooklyn, N.Y
Atomic control plans spark presidential quotes and fears
A collection of remarks from Senator Bricker and President Truman on atomic control and weapons, including a call for airtight international inspection and a warning about the Hiroshima and hydrogen bombs. FBI Director Hoover notes the influence of openly avowed Communists.
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Joan Bricker
Republican
Ohio
Communist Party
America
Students warn electoral college risks revolution
Students of government warned years ago that a revolution or serious difficulty under the system could stem from the method of electing a president. Sen Estes Kruver, Democrat of Tennessee, discussed electoral college.
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Sren
Estes Krrauver
Tennessee
British Elections Contrast With U S Campaign Finance
Dorothy Thompson notes Britain's general election can occur any time within the five year window and is not money driven. She explains the disciplined party system, lack of executive legislative split, strict spending limits, and neutral election agents, contrasting with American funds influence in Ohio's Taft race.
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Great Britain
House of Commons
Truman
Democratic Congress
High Court
Ohio
Taft
Senate
CIO
AFL
Britain
The
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