The Amarillo Globe Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe established February 20 1924 announces publication as a daily evening paper with Sunday edition Also notes office location at Sixth and Fillmore and governance by President and Publisher Olys Izzard Provides subscription rates including daily and Sunday mail prices and extended terms
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Helping Car Thieves FBI warns on auto theft and poor owner practices
FBI figures show 140 million dollars in automobiles stolen last year the costliest major crime. Most thefts involve owner aid with keys in the car doors open or engines running. Police advise keeping registrations safe not in the car never leaving the car unlocked or hiding keys and to report details for quick checks.
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Indonesian bubble accusation spurs call for congressional probe
Dorothy Thompson questions a rumored January Hawaii trade pact involving Indonesia and an American promoter. She warns it would cede control of Indonesia’s economy to a U.S. corporation, with 15 years of exclusive rights, stock control, and tax exemptions, demanding a Congressional investigation into who was involved and the pact’s legality. The piece also includes brief letters from readers on Chinese civilization and the balance of democracy.
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What’s the Difference Communism vs Americanism
Pamie Wye argues history will judge the coming half century by liberty saved or lost. The piece warns that unchecked Communism could overtake the world, leaving future historians to record whether freedom survived or vanished due to fear greed or folly.
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Lawyers Deserve Better Portrayals Say Bar Association
George E. Sokolsky critiques a proposal by Arthur J. Freund and the American Bar Association to press media to portray lawyers more favorably. He urges cleaning up the legal profession, simplifying procedure, and restoring court dignity rather than censorship, noting past misconduct and calls for practical reforms.
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Be A Part Of It Teen Be Aware Of Your Role In Groups
Advice urges teens to join with commitment and responsibility. Emphasizes that a strong group relies on each member’s attendance, effort, and dependability. Encourages forming good habits now to become reliable citizens.
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Martha Vickers To Wed Rooney
Hollywood reports actress Martha Vickers 23 is engaged to actor Mickey Rooney 29 with no definite wedding plans yet. Rooney’s divorce from Betty Jane Rose becomes final in May and Vickers’s divorce from A C Lyles won’t be final until September. Rooney’s first wife was Ava Gardner.
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Heavy Rain Deluge Hits Oahu Island in Storm
Honolulu reports continued heavy rain and strong southerly winds as the second phase of a Hawaiian storm moves across the archipelago. Kaneohe Navy weather station records 25.44 inches of rain in 24 hours with wind speeds of 40 to 60 mph. two dead and five injured so far.
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Polk Street Professor and the Ragged Tales of Amarillo
A column of lighthearted musings recounts a bum's tale of a sandwich request, Robert Mitchum marijuana trouble, Amarillo school pride, a witty lady auto driver, and a judge’s tough but evolving fines. The author jokes about editors and the origin of his material.
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Charles Eads
Humphreys Highland School
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Historical Sheet
A fragmentary crossword puzzle list shows horizontal and vertical clues with numbers, including entries for motion picture actor, various abbreviations, and multilingual hints. The text mixes punctuation and stray annotations, suggesting a puzzle page with cross references and fill-in prompts.
Western European Communists Lose Ground In Power Struggle
Joseph Alsop argues Western European Communist parties have declined since World War II. He notes past aims to hold government posts and seize power, their expulsion from French and Italian cabinets, and the formation of the Cominform. He cites strikes, guerrilla tactics, and infiltration of police as signs of weakened influence.
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Communists Lose Grip as Force Ouvriere Rises in France
An analysis of postwar France notes Communist influence waning after the 1947 general strike. Jules Moch reforms press to curb communists in police and state industries while non Communist unions form Force Ouvriere. Miners’ strike weakens but most return to work as Western Europe seeks economic stability amid fears of war.
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