Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe and The Globe News Publishing Co publish evenings except weekends from Sixth and Fillmore Amarillo Texas with Dene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher Wesley Izzard editor in chief Ray Parr editor. Subscription rates listed for daily Sunday mail carrier and Globe News bundles with various term lengths and prices.
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The Globe's Amarillo Platform Proposals Summary
The document outlines proposals for Amarillo including city commission representation for all areas, higher tax limit, expanded city boundaries, and making Amarillo the Hereford Capital of the World. It also calls for better traffic control, street cleaning, trash collection, and sidewalk sweeping.
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Attlee Refuses Coal Aid Request in World War II Context
The note from Prime Minister Attlee to President Truman states that Britain cannot divert cargoes bound for Europe to the United Kingdom to ease Britain's coal shortage. Attlee writes that Europe's need for coal remains pressing and coal supplies have not yet fully abated.
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Bond of Brotherhood Brings Canada USA Closer After War
Canada moves toward independence and peacetime defense with the United States. Ottawa choir and organist hired for a government film led to a 60 dollar bill from James C. Petrillo. government paid. Rankin warns of future war as manpower and education are debated. Dr Everett Case of Colgate U. weighs in on education needs.
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Short Short Story Ends With Titanic Twist
Billy Rose recounts a wild contest for five hundred dollars by writing a one page short short. A classic finish appears when three thieves kill a guard, hide diamonds, drift at sea, and the older man murders the partner to claim the full fortune. He wakes aboard the Titanic en route to New York.
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Ex King Jonas Plots Boxing Rise in Runyon Story
In West Forty third a European ex king named Jonas meets Spider McCoy who imagines boxing riches. Spider explains a manager share and Jonas agrees to pursue heavyweight fame while staying with Spider and his niece Margie Grogan on West Fiftieth Street as their unlikely scheme unfolds.
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Polk Street Professor Looks at Attitudes and Change
A Cleveland deacon speaks about shifting social attitudes over the last decade. He notes changes in how people receive entertainment religion and education and hints at the consequences of people opposing new ideas. He invites listeners to observe if his view holds true.
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Prize fighters visit disrupts Margie Grogan’s home
In a New Jersey setting a boxing manager Spider McCoy brings heavyweight prospects to Margie Grogan's home. Jonas, one such hopeful, is pursued for his promise while Margie resists the intrusion of fighters into domestic life and cooking routines. The scene centers on Margie’s wary hospitality and Spider’s boxing world.
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