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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1951
Page
16
The Amarillo Globe, established 1924, notes publication in Amarillo Texas with options for Evening Sunday and Weekend editions. It lists staff roles, circulation policies, and subscription rates within 50 and beyond 150 miles, declaring itself an independent Democratic paper delivering impartial news.
In Westport and New York, the urge for higher pay for non tangible work clashes with costly school plans and stiff salaries for teachers and police. Erich Brandeis argues for fairness, noting $10,000 plans versus $1,500 yearly for new teachers and police officers earning meager take home pay. He asks why ministers and public servants should struggle for self respect while others gain lavish sums. Copyright 1951 King Features Syndicate Inc.
Paul Gallico laments city horn blowing and urban noise. He recalls Rome and Paris muffler laws, argues most honking is useless, and proposes a quirky collar-rip gesture as a nonverbal substitute to vent frustration.
A mother of seven boys was struck by lightning yet suffered no serious harm and may not have noticed the strike.
Ten days of anxious diplomacy reveal split among American planners over Korea. Sir Oliver Franks presses Washington for a clear policy while British chiefs urge holding the line. Analysts fear a broader Sino Soviet strategy linking Asia conquest to Europe, with time as the key gamble.
Dr. Albert Wiggam cites Peter Bertocci on women craving approval yet feeling relief at attractiveness. Calvin Hall defines temperament as raw individuality refined by education shaping personality. Thorndike tests show age has little effect on mental ability. booklet offers word power and vocabulary testing for 15 cents.
Mrs. E. B. Hicks of 1917 East Tenth died last Saturday. A leader in church and parent teacher groups, a Cub Scout Den Mother, and active in polio drives, census work, and school activities, she inspired many with her loyalty, faith, and constructive work. Her obituary notes she moved away yet left a lasting monument in neighbors’ hearts.
A compact list of crossword entries with horizontal clues spanning 1 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 22 23 25 27 28 29 30 31 32 35 37 38 39 40 41 47 48 50 51 52 54 56 57 and vertical clues 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 17 20 21 24 26 33 34 35 36 42 43 44 45 46 49 51 53 55 detailing word lengths and hints for solving the grid.
A dating guide for girls warns against silent boys who never contribute to conversations and avoid dancing. It urges boys to be sociable, show effort, and be themselves to avoid driving girls away. It cautions against excessive necking and emphasizes balancing fun with respect. Send for skin care tips via a stamped envelope.
The document argues a Soviet plan to advance in Asia through China and to extend influence into Europe by controlling Western industries and resources. It contends the Kremlin seeks dual gains, but warns that bold deterrence could derail aggression before it is too late.
Mrs. William Naegele, 29, of Lodi Ohio handles editor, copyreader, reporter and printer duties for The Lodi Review while her husband serves as a naval reservist. She manages duties for Billy 7 Maryanna 4 and Danny 2 as she keeps the paper afloat.
A worker described struggles at the printing press, unable to operate the Hnotype machine due to hot lead exposure. Reverend Nelson Hall assists with printing in spare time while Mrs. Naegele notes church revival work takes precedence, and a recalled fact confirms Old Ironsides carries a commission as a U.S. warship.
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