Amarillo Globe News Publisher and staff listing notice
The Amarillo Globe News lists its publisher editor and staff roles including Wesley and Izza Wesley as co publishers, Paul Alling as editor, Grady Camp as general manager, Walter A Andrews as USO manager, Parker Prouty as president, and Gene Howe as chairman of the board. It notes publishing by The Globe-News Publishing Company and details subscription pricing for various periods and delivery options. It also states mail subscriptions beyond 150 miles and notes the paper is an independent Democratic newspaper supporting its beliefs.
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More on the Korean affair and Soviet China
George E. Sokolsky argues that the Korean War revealed deep limits on military and political intelligence. He contends MacArthur faced Soviet China and Soviet Russia, with Mao and Lin Piao moving forces to the Yalu. He criticizes State Department diplomacy and the Yalu sanctuary policy.
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Inaugural Texas Governor Shivers Chooses Frugal Start
Governor Allan Shivers eschews parades and lavish display in his first Texas inauguration. The Legislature faces tasks including funding, budgeting for state services, and redistricting. Potential issues loom with truck load limits and election law revisions, as Austin braces for Monday news.
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Tidal Wave of Chinese Actions Threaten Indochina and Asia
Joseph Alsop and Stewart Alsop warn that a Soviet backed Chinese invasion plan shifts Indochina's fate. French forces face a 250000 Chinese army at Nanning, Ho Chi-minh's faction purges rivals, and Ho's propaganda favors Chinese liberation. RAW: Ho Chi-minh's followers defect. Sino-Soviet staff lead troops. Phibun in Siam gains edge. Patel dies, Nehru bruised by pressure. The piece links Southeast Asia tension to a looming global Communist offensive and a potential hemispheric crisis.
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World tensions voiced by scientists and politicians
A scattered set of quotes from figures including Atom Scientist Dr Harold C Urry and Rep Robert Ricu touches on China Korea and World War II era anxieties. The notes mention using atomic power in Korea worries about global reaction and the Navy's future role along with broad remarks on aging and parenting.
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Harold C. Urry
Korea
Let’s Explore Your Mind by Albert Wiggam Column
In this 1950 installment Dr. Wiggam jokes about love and silent husbands. He debates thirst theories with Cannon and Morgan, questions education versus intelligence, and notes that smarter people may educate themselves more.
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W. B. Cannon
Clifford Morgan
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Polk Street Professor Hunts Less, Queries Communist Quail Method
A gentlemanly quail hunt lesson from Henry Blackburn and speaker Henry on Polk Street. He recalls five hours in mesquite with heavy gear and 50 shells, then considers switching to a light 16 or 20 gauge with 15 to 20 shells for recreation and better odds. He vows to try the gentler method.
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL 1 8 Depicted feathered creature
The puzzle lists horizontal clues for a crossword with entries such as a feathered creature, prey items, and common abbreviations including 12 Word for word and 13 Eagle's nest to 54 Samarium symbol. It also includes a vertical section with powers, gods, and chemical symbols, requiring solving familiar crossword entries.
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THIS TEEN WORLD Dining manners for junior high girls
Tips for girls and boys on restaurant etiquette to appear smooth daters. Steps cover entering, coat handling, seating, menu budgeting, using a server, sharing conversation, timing meals, and tipping etiquette with a 10 to 15 percent tip guideline.
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Saxon dancer jailed over state endangerment charge
In Pirna Saxony dancer Egon Sander aged 22 demonstrated the Samba when he was jailed for two years on a charge of endangering the life of the State.
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Bereaved wives share apartment at Itazuke and in Washington
Washington report details Mrs. Donald Sirman and Mrs. John Neil Munkres who were neighbors in Japan and now share a Washington apartment. Sirman was shot down in South Korea and presumed captured. Munkres’ husband died after his F 51 crashed off Ashiya. Both widows receive military honors and stay connected with military life. A separate note announces a Scandinavian music center to promote Scandinavian culture in New York. In Worcester, Mass., David Baril’s birth linked to four nurse sisters at St. Vincent hospital.
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