The Amarillo Globe masthead and policy note
The Amarillo Globe is described as an independent Democratic newspaper published from Amarillo Texas. It lists staff roles including publisher editor and business manager and notes its circulation policy and subscription rates for various regions and delivery options. The paper emphasizes publishing a news impartially while aligning with its beliefs.
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War and Wealth: Profit in War Must End
The piece argues that World Wars I and II created wealth for many, while postwar promises of no profits from future conflicts failed. It urges government to impose austerity, tax increases, wage and price controls, and to prevent profit from national emergencies, stressing that lives cannot be restored once lost. It calls for taking all profit from war or emergencies.
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Mood of hysteria grips America in asks over Europe defense
In a syndicated column George E. Sokolsky questions why England and France show calm while the United States faces hysteria over defending Europe. He cites military ratios, European hesitation, and President Truman and Gen Eisenhower policies, urging factual briefing and leadership to avoid panic and ensure clear public understanding.
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Truman and the Southern Democrats analysis
Alsop and Stewart assess President Truman omitting civil rights from the State of the Union message. They note White House southerner outreach, a shift toward unity in Congress, and the risk to rapid action on foreign and defense programs. They compare past coalition strategies with looming wartime challenges and urge a Truman cross part y national coalition.
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Exploring Mind and Heredity in Public Affairs Talks
Dr Albert Edward Wigwam presents thoughts on heredity as a positive trait source. He cites books from the Public Affairs Committee and discusses a Michigan Traffic Authority study linking egotism to rule breaking. A biology anecdote illustrates heredity ideas with Ayrshire calf color.
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Public Affairs Committee
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New York City
Michigan Traffic Authority
CROSSWORD PUZZLE State Banner Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A crossword puzzle grid digests a list of clues across and down with entries for state symbols, directions, and abbreviations. It includes geographic hints such as the Grass State and Abyssinia references, plus common crossword words and abbreviations.
Self-Confidence Tips For Teens From The 1950s
A feature urging teens to build poise through planning and preparation. It offers four tips: prep outfits and grooming, avoid trying to impress, give full attention in conversation, and laugh at small mistakes. It cites Elinor Williams for personal-problem help and notes a 1951 copyright by McNaught Syn. Inc.
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Elinor Williams
McNaught Syn. Inc
Polk Street Professor Keeps Wife From Bath Cleanup
A narrator complains his wife insists he bathe and then clean the bathroom after every use. He laments being treated like a child and claims the bathroom becomes a one man cleaning warehouse with pins, powder boxes, and towels in disarray. He improvises a cleaning method and jokes about striking over the bathroom duty.
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Parachute Training Fatality Near Umatilla
Lt. James C. Hubble of MacDill Air Base died during a Civil Air Patrol rescue training jump near Lake Sellers ten miles north of Umatilla Florida A high wind swept him into the lake after he leaped from a plane while CAP crews attempted a live rescue The search party recovered his body and a raft was deployed during the incident
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MacDill
James C. Hubble
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Lake Sellers
Umatilla
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John Branch
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Lions Club attendance soars after pig incentive plan
HARRODSBURG Ky Jan 15 Attendance at the Mackville Lions Club rose from 176 to 97 percent as members adopted a quirky perk. The first absent member must care for a bought pig until another absence requires the pig’s nurse. Nearby, Egypt plans a jet aircraft plant.
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Mackville Lions Club
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