Amarillo Daily Globe and News publication notice
Publication notice from the Globe and News Publishing Co detailing mail subscription rates payable in advance and address and management lines. Names such as GENE HO Westry and PAUL ALLINGHAM appear among staff.
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Across Russia and Nazi Echoes in Arts Control
The piece compares Soviet attempts to purge Western influence from culture with Nazi cultural bans and recounts officials praising Khachaturian while denouncing him. It notes Prokofieff’s apologies, fears for artists under party rule, and the loss of a united world of art and science.
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Salute to Sleep by Erich Brandeis reflects on wakeful worry
A 1948 Ming Features piece by Erich Brandeis argues sleep restores energy amid a troubled world. The author mocks sackcloth forecasts, calls for rational effort during waking hours, and questions how effectively people use the 16 daily hours.
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Painter and Showgirl Tale Ends Abroad in a Fraud of Love
A paint manufacturer nicknamed Harvey Bronson hides his long affair with Irene the showgirl. After her insistence on marriage and an eye to a legal union, Bronson plans a discreet Paris wedding, but misreads fate as misfortune and delays. A mysterious fortune teller reveals Irene’s past and the unraveling of their scheme.
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Fortune Teller’s Plot Tangles Irene and Count in Paris
Irene becomes entangled with Count Michael after a psychic foretells a doomed marriage. The Count, a rider in motorcycle circles, plans to die in a crash but postpones the race after marrying Irene. The fortune teller vanishes, leaving two questions and a risky alliance.
Bronx Iron Curtain and the 1948 Bronx Sentry
Paul Gallico laments the 1948 Bronx election results and imagines the borough under Soviet influence. He jokes about travel bans, NKVD rule, and censorship affecting visits to Yankee Stadium, the Botanical Gardens, and Bronx Zoo, warning of cultural and civic loss.
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Polk Street Professor Watches Mirrors in Busy Street Scene
A narrator describes sitting in a parked car by a store window on Polk Street and watching passersby gaze at their reflections. Men adjust hats, shave, and pose while women are implied to be more vain, and the narrator notes their own mirrored glance before leaving.
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Crossword Puzzle Clues From Garland Page
A readable crossword puzzle list presents horizontal and vertical clues with numbers matching positions like 2 1 7 3 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 and beyond. Clues cover definitions from bloodlessness to neon symbol to promontory and include names like Prince and various descriptor terms across multiple rows.
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