The Amarillo Globe News Masthead and Rates
The Amarillo Globe News publishes daily and Sunday editions with staff roles including Gene Howe president and publisher Wesl assee and Grady Camp business manager. Subscription rates listed: daily and Sunday options at varying terms, with annual and shorter plans, reflecting old price structure.
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Weather Proverbs and Weather Bureau Skepticism Collected
A column recounts a Virginia trip observing a Weather Bureau building and a driver’s humor about government weather control. It notes a 1950 King Features proverb survey finding most old sayings true or false and ends with the maxim that weather will come regardless of forecasts.
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Your Horoscope Stella January 18 A look at tomorrow's stars
Born today your adaptability and sharp mind aid early success. You excel at speaking, argue well, and absorb details quickly. You may become a defender or lecturer but guard your outspoken stance. Romance is tender yet shy. clarify feelings or risk losing partners. Taurus to Capricorn sectors provide daily guidance and cautions for health, wealth, and goals.
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Mixed quotes on economy, politics and faith from public figures
A collage of remarks praises the improving economy under Truman era advisers, notes unity after service controversies, and cites Soviet leaders on peaceful competition. It includes religious scripture excerpts and gratitude toward the United States for support, weaving political and faith perspectives into a single dated, diversified transcript.
Indestructible Malloy and the Prohibition Era Plot
A New York City police reporter recalls the notorious Indestructible Malloy tale from the late Prohibition era. Malloy, a bum, frequented a Third Avenue speak, triggering a scheme by four defendants to create a rotgut shortage and profit from it.
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The Indestructible Malloy Murder Gang Case
A gang engineered a fake murder to collect life insurance on a derelict known as Malloy. They drugged him with poison laced liquor, dumped him in the Bronx, ran him over, and staged a death to receive payouts. After multiple attempts, Malloy died, and the conspirators were jailed, convicted of murder, and sentenced to the chair.
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Polk Street Professor on Humans as Chickens Before a Storm
A speaker compares mankind to chickens before a storm, noting collective nervousness and confusion. He argues forces beyond understanding drive behavior and warns crowds become dangerous when reason fails. The talk emphasizes humility and the limits of knowledge about cosmic changes and universal forces.
Crossword puzzle clues and answers compacted into a single card
A dense list of crossword clues across and down with numbers for horizontal and vertical entries. Includes definitions for marine fish abbreviations, geographic names like Ireland and North Dakota, common words, and puzzle-specific terms such as comfort revise augment and cerem. Contains various hints from 1 to 50 across and down, including zodiac signs, foods, and verbs.
Spelling Lessons From A Plain Language Guide
A typed admonition on spelling and literacy stresses that careful spelling reflects education. It warns that errors like your versus you re and to versus too persist due to haste and mispronunciation. It urges consulting dictionaries, reading letters aloud, and proofreading to avoid permanent mis-spellings.
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Moscow dispatch on slicing mountains with uranium
A 1950 Billy Rose quip recalls a Moscow claim about slicing mountains with uranium. It contrasts disbelief from 17 years earlier with a wry certainty that belief will grow, highlighting Cold War era sarcasm about exotic weapons claims.
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Vary Lunch Breads With Olive Egg Filling
Use large hamburger buns split and hollowed, then buttered and filled with olive and hard cooked egg mix. Cut olives and eggs into chunks for a tasty change to school lunches.
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