Amarillo Globe Masthead and Contact Details
The fragment lists the Amarillo Globe publication details including founding date February 20 1924 joint publication with The Amarillo Daily News and staff roles. It provides pricing for daily and Sunday subscriptions with durations and rates.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Filmore
HOWE
Allingham
Rady Camp
Globe and News
Stassen Draws Sharp Q A At High Plains Town Meeting
Former Governor Stassen spoke to a lively crowd Monday night, fielding questions on rent control labor prices and especially international affairs. He criticized U S policy shipping war supplies to the Soviets and condemned secrecy in diplomacy. The audience praised his candor and the region’s common sense on world issues.
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Stassen
Russia
Russia. and the Most Enthusiastic Applause of the Evening Came When Mr. Stassen
Mr. Stassen
High Plains
Spaak Critiques Big Headlines On International News
Premier Spaak of Belgium criticizes media for sensationalizing diplomatic news and would ban headlines over half an inch. He favors sensational crime coverage but downplays negotiations that affect many lives, noting he is not censoring the American press.
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Spaak
Belgium
UN General Assembly
Remier
Mr. Molotov
Mr. Vishinsky
Communist Party Denied Ties by New York Court
A New York court heard a Communist official declare the American Communist Party is not linked to Russia and has no subversive aims or intent to overthrow the government. The official argued the party disavows Marxist teachings and its name misleads natives about its true program.
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New York
Communist Party
Russia
Karl Marx
Marx
Coal as a Mineral Future, Voices From Institutions
In a future outlook, H. C. Moore of the Kentucky Coal Agency warns coal will be treated as a precious mineral. Dean J. J. Oppenheimen of the University of Louisville argues that high school grads are priced out of college, draining brains from the region.
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H. C. Moore
Kentucky Coal Agency
J. J. Oppenheimen
University of Louisville
College of Arts and Science
First Class: The Bartlett Fortune and a Son's Rise
Industrialist Richard Bartlett leaves a vast fortune to his son David after dying without a will. The tale chronicles his stern, frugal upbringing and the son’s choice to pursue Juilliard while tackling lean years. Bartlett Sr. dies, requesting a first class burial and a black-trimmed train to Iowa.
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Richard Bartlett
Nevada
David
New York
Bartlett, Jr
Amherst
Bartlett
Bolivia
Juilliard School
Philadelphia
Juilliard
Bartlett Sr
Bartlett, Sr
Mexico
Bartlett Town House
Iowa
Robert Bartlett, Sr
Parcel Post
Billy Rose
Walter Lippmann on selling or working the Marshall Plan
Walter Lippmann argues the Marshall Plan faces a public dilemma between framing it as East West conflict and promoting broad European economic reunification. He highlights Germany's revival as essential, citing State Department and Paris reports, with 1948-49 projections showing heavy Western Hemisphere imports to western Germany and dependence on European integration.
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Europe
Moscow
Congress
Paris
Harriman
State Department
Clay
Germany
Department of State
United States
General Clay
Western
Eastern
Herald Tribune
Communist unity and the Moscow link in party strategy
The text critiques William Foster of the US Communist Party, arguing Communist parties operate through direct Kremlin guidance and secret liaison. It cites the 1935 Seventh International Congress in Moscow, detailing aims for a united revolutionary party and independence from bourgeois forces, with five conditions for unity.
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New York Herald Tribune
William Foster
Communist Party
United States
Foster
Moscow
Kremlin
New York Daily Worker
Elizabeth
International Communist World Congress
Hitler
Popular Front” Congress
Communist Parties
Stalin
D. Z. Manuilsky
United Nations
Soviet Union
Communist Movement
Bourgeosie
Polk Street Professor Contemplates War Greed and Loss
A speaker reflects on a fallen friend, wartime death, and questions about American foreign policy and big industrial interests. He ponders whether profits drive wars, the fate of soldiers, and the nation's priorities, while acknowledging personal grief and doubt.
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Greece
Crossword Puzzle Answer Key From Previous Page
Crossword puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with numbered entries for common words and abbreviations. The page presents a full grid of puzzle prompts including references to Latin terms and standard crossword vocabulary.
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