Amarillo Globe front page details subscription rates
The Amarillo Globe lists publisher and editor Gene Rowe and general manager Wilbur C. Hawk with department contacts and telephones. Subscription prices are shown for varying terms including one week, one month, three months, six months, and one year, plus a combined option with the Amarillo Daily News. The date reads Tuesday January 14 1950.
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Gene Rowe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
County Plans Zoo At Fair Grounds Park In Amarillo
The Amarillo commissioners voted to begin installing equipment and gathering animals for a city county zoo at the Fair Grounds Park. They acknowledge the project will take years to reach standard city zoo levels but urge public support for an inaugural start and long term growth. The move aligns with turning the fairgrounds into a popular park for the area.
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Fair Ground Park
Amarillo
Fair Grounds
America
United States
China
Disguising Foods for Kids From Mrs Agnes Lyne
A mother shares methods to get children to eat milk and eggs by disguising them in chocolate milk, rice pudding, custards, and soups. Strategies emphasize diplomacy over force and aim for adequate daily nutrition without overtly confronting refusals.
Senator Oddie Receives Christmas Gift Horse Lumberjack
Washington Day Book reports Tasker L. Oddie of Nevada was gifted a hunter named Lumberjack at his hotel stall in Washington on Christmas morning. He admired the horse at Rock Creek park stables before riding it, describing the animal with enthusiasm and planning further arrangements.
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Washington
Bill Borah
United States
Rock Greek Park
Tasker L. Oddie
Nevada
Oddie
Norfolk
Rock Creek Park
Mountain Pass Drama Drives Dam Project Conflict
Anne Wilmot seeks shelter in Scott Glenn’s cabin during a storm and wins his confidence before revealing her plotting to humiliate him. Morse Bretton and Douglas debate the dam obstacle at Bretton’s rugged railroad camp as a cloudburst hammers the mountains and doubts about plans rise.
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Anne Wilmot
Scott Glenn
Anne
Glenn
Morse
Bretton
Douglas
George
Saidense
Burkhalter
Tony
Scott
Restrair
Eee
Jarvis
Miss Wilmot
William
Wilmot
Ruth Cross
Question of Honor from Ruth Cross
Goaded by the surprising attitude of her companion Anne meets her greatest test in tomorrow's installment.
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Ruth Cross
Anne
Senator Oddie and the Lumberjack Horse Tale
The article describes Senator Oddie as a skilled horseman who rides daily with Lumberjack from 8 to 10 each morning. It recalls his youth as a cowpuncher in Nebraska and a rough rider in a New Jersey cavalry troop, his Nevada gold-hunting on horseback, and his switch to a car for speed. Mrs. Oddie gifts a thoroughbred to sustain his health as a U S senator. Lumberjack is housed at Wardman Park stables alongside Stimson's and Borah's mounts.
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Senator Oddie
Nebraska
Nevada
New Jersey
Lumberjack
United States
West
Oddie
Virginia
Wardman Park
Secretary Stimson
Senator Borah
Jack
Custom Spies Harvest Riches Across Society
New York reporters describe a wide network of informers feeding on smuggling profits. Spies include waiters, clerks, hotel staff, and even champagne bar patrons, paid 25 percent of fines, with secrecy guaranteed. The piece reflects on customs enforcement, luxury settings, and wartime policing contrasts.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Femme de Chambre
Chatterer the Red Squirrel Takes Corn from Farm
In the Green Forest Chatterer the Red Squirrel defies risk to raid Farmer Brown's corncrib. He climbs a branch, drops onto the roof, and slips inside to feast, leaving a bare corncob that hints at his mischief. The tale links early danger and clever mischief with a winter lesson.
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Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Green Forest
Hooty the Owl
Hooty
Farmer Brown
Corncrib
Ghatterer
Chatever
Brown
T. W. Burgess
American Cars Flood Europe Continues Says U S Cars
American vehicles keep pouring into Western and Central Europe despite European manufacturers efforts. The Brussels meeting of the International Bureau of Motor Manufacturers failed to curb the rising American competition.
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Europe
United Press
Paris
United States
Brussels
International Bureau of Motor Manufacturers
European nations push limits on American autos amid market fears
European industrialists seek a unified front to curb American car imports amid Poland Austria Czechoslovakia and France quotas. Poland allows 500 tons per four months while Austria caps 300 cars annually and Czechoslovakia once allowed 1900 cars. Critics warn of weak unity and rising tariffs. Walter M. Craig of Memphis arrives in Amarillo for Bradstreet work.
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Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Great Styr Organization
Styr
France
Ford
America
United States
Wall Street
Crossword Puzzle From Collegiate Question List
A readout of a crossword with horizontal and vertical clues including places like Louvre, Pacific island group, and Oregon in a puzzle format. Entries cover definitions for metals, animals, furniture, and common terms, indicating a mixed knowledge question page.
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Louvre
Pacific
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