Amarillo Globe Adopts Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe outlines publication schedule since 1924, listing address at Ninth and Harrison, editor Paul Allingham, and staff roles. It presents subscription rates for home delivery by carrier and mail, within and beyond 150 miles, noting the paper is an independent Democratic newspaper.
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The Great Debate on Roosevelt Policy and World Affairs
George E. Sokolsky argues against Roosevelt era foreign policy, condemning isolationism and missteps from 1933 onward. He criticizes recognition of Soviet Russia, notes World War II leading toward World War III, and analyzes Dewey Kennedy Hoover Dulles and Truman positions with regard to containment and bipartisan policy. The piece critiques press coverage and calls for public debate on foreign relations.
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ORA ET LABORA Praying and Working in Daily Life
A reflection on handling personal troubles without pestering the world leader God. It compares pestering a boss to praying for daily needs, urges personal responsibility, and endorses the Rugby school motto Pray and Work. Narration cites letters about unanswered prayers and notes figures like Mayor Lawrence and President Truman.
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Truman as a Leader Tested by crisis in Congress
Alsop portrays Harry S Truman facing a partisan Congress and looming Soviet challenges. The piece appraises his courage, weaknesses in analysis and communication, and the need for national unity, foresight, and decisive action to steer America through a dangerous era. It notes his insufficiencies but urges trust in decency and bravery.
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Let's Explore Your Mind A Look At Fear And Affairs
Dr Wiggam surveys 151 men with 314 love affairs and 258 women with 582 affairs noting outcomes from heartbreak to indifference. Psychiatrists flag constipation linked neurosis in soldiers. Altus finds constipated men more neurotic. Huxley says fear, not love, dominates modern life and can erode humanity while tech progress raises death risk.
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Clifford Kilpatrick
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Aldous Huxley
John F. Dille
Polk Street Professor on Army camp near Brownwood
In a long talk the Polk Street Professor argues landowners near Brownwood oppose reopening the Army camp claiming risk to their property. He notes many locals have service members and favors using Camp Bowie to save time and money, criticizing a 900 dollar lobbying effort and recalling violent histories of landowners in Poland, Romania, and Hungary.
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1 State flag clues and solved words
A compact list of crossword hints across horizontal and vertical entries covering themes from state symbols to languages and common words, with clues ranging from Tear and Mirth to Cerium and Greek letters.
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Dating etiquette tips for teens from Elinor Williams
This column advises girls to prompt definite plans by suggesting specific activities for dates. It contrasts polite directness with vague replies and urges boys to set clear plans for Friday or Saturday nights. Readers are invited to request tips by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to the author at the paper.
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Don’t Go Too Far With Bad Misfit in Bridge Route
In today’s bridge discussion, a poor misfit was avoided only by correct timing. North should have passed at two spades to prevent a 700 point disaster, as South’s bids revealed a weak hand with heavy black suit support and little heart or diamond strength.
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When to Pass on a Poor Contract in a Game
The excerpt discusses recognizing untenable partnerships and contracts in a game. It advises abandoning a flawed deal early rather than negotiating endless weak terms. Pass swiftly when you realize the alliance offers no support and your opponent’s side is equally exposed.
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