Amarillo Globe News subscription policy and rates
The Amarillo Globe News publishes subscription rates for home delivery by carrier and mileage areas. It outlines pricing for 3, 6, and 12 month terms with different rates for within 150 miles of Amarillo and beyond, noting subscriptions are not accepted where carrier routes are not established and declaring the paper an independent Democratic newspaper.
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Two Good News on Juvenile Reforms in Potter County
This week brings two advances in handling juvenile offenders. Potter County will open a modern juvenile detention home replacing the Amarillo Army Air Field facility, while Amarillo police establish a dedicated juvenile division led by two officers. The unit will coordinate with the Family Relations Court and welfare agencies to curb youth crime and monitor night spots.
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Paul Gallico on blue skies and gadgets amid shortages
In a pep talk titled No Shortage of Blue Skies Paul Gallico urges optimism despite rationing and war production. He argues happiness comes from books imagination and simple pleasures rather than consumer gadgets and cites the enduring value of nature neighbors and daily life.
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Production under joint direction by Dull and Wise
The production runs under Howard Dull from the music department and Susan Wise of the speech department with Charles M. Riker as conductor.
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Mobilization Strife Sparks U.S. Labor Farm and Business Battles
Alsop column portrays Charles E. Wilson clashing with organized labor over wage limits and labor representation, then escalating tensions with agriculture and business. It argues the real issues lie in who bears sacrifice, details defense spending waste, and foresees new battles as Wilson seeks price controls and Congress backing, amid a broader mobilization program.
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Civil defense bill criticized by Senator McCarran
A measure expanding civil defense powers draws strong rebuke from Sen. Pat McCarran who says it repeals individual rights more than any prior law. The article cites alarm over wartime tactics and quotes other senators on emergency policy and national security.
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THIS TEEN WORLD 1 2 3 1951 mental insights
A teenwise column discusses love rules, adult frailties, and marriage cases. A doctor marriage story shows conflicts of infidelity and family unhappiness amid shifting affections. Psychologists compare IQ and conduct in offender groups, noting guilt and reform tendencies. Highly gifted children appear more poised and balanced.
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Nimitz Bill debated on early schooling in Texas
Polk Street Professor argues the Nimitz Bill would place under sixes in public schools. He supports kindergarten for five year olds half-day, cites readiness, attention spans, eye focus, and suggests lack of trained teachers and space. He warns against public funding and urges thorough study before passing.
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Crossword Puzzle and Letter About Courtesy at Home
So many letters from high school girls tell a sad and sorry story about not being allowed to invite friends to their homes. A mother's letter argues that guests can mar dishes ruin floors and damage possessions. She urges better manners and respect for others belongings.
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Last Showing Tonight at Amarillo College Auditorium
Tonight at 8 15 the Amarillo College Auditorium presents two one act operas Trial by Jury by Gilbert and Sullivan and Down in the Valley by Joe Weill Curtain opens at 8 15 adults 75 cents students and children 35 cents Cast includes Jim Burris Joardis Burnett Raymond Morrison Neil Hawkins Jim Restine with Amarillo College choir as spectators and jury Lead roles feature Neil Hawkins Beverly Jo Nance Jim Burvis Jim Restine and Howard Dill in Down in the Valley Vera Wilcoxson and Lynn Danner also perform
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