The Amarillo Globe Front Matter and Rates
The Amarillo Globe established February 20 1924 publishes daily except Saturdays and Sundays from Amarillo Texas. It lists staff roles and publishers, carrier delivery and mail subscription rates, and notes it is an independent Democratic newspaper supporting its views.
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Faith for Youth Editorial Calls to Honor Young People
A Presbyterian Life statement by Paul Calvin Payne urges observance of Young People's Day on January 28. It highlights Korean War casualties among youths and homefront youth suffering, urging the church to invest yearly in giving the young a living faith through sacrifice and tithing beginning in 1951.
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Paul Calvin Payne
Presbyterian Life
Korea
Power of the purse in Truman era debate
George E. Sokolsky argues Congress holds the purse and can restrain presidential power. He cites constitutional limits, cites Bryce, and warns against bypassing budget controls through any device or subterfuge. The piece notes parliamentary dynamics and quotes senators and officials on governance and security policy.
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Truman
Congress
Paul Douglas Ofllinois
House of Representatives
Senate
Supreme Court
Lord Bryce
House
Jefferson
White House
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Headaches of Leadership in a Grand Alliance
The piece analyzes British and American tensions in Korea era diplomacy. It argues Britain, with key air bases and a crowded isle near Europe, prefers cautious wartime steps and tends to view Chinese Communism as National rather than Moscow led. It critiques British self deception, wariness of US escalation, and lingering pro China attitudes in government.
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United Nations
America
Henker
Korea
Soviet Union
Britain
British Isles
Europe
United States
China
John Strachey
Mao Tse-tung
Moscow
Peking
Southeast Asia
Douglas MacArthur
Let's Explore Your Mind: Women Doctors and Psychologists
Dr Albert Edward Wiggam surveys views from the International Congress of Women Doctors on household strain and women’s health. He notes dishpan hands and fatigue while other pieces discuss solitary time and the limits of psychological testing.
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International Congress of Women Doctors
John Homer Miller
Boston
Memoir of a Texas ranch childhood with father and a 1920s rifle
A Polk Street professor recalls 1915 trips from Lubbock to Brownfield with his father. They raised 320 acres, read Capper's Weekly and The Virginian, and he wandered for rabbits and ducks with a small .22 rifle. Eight months alone with his dad filled him with happiness before returning to Fort Worth for school.
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Lubbock
Brownfield
Capper
Peter B. Kyne
Evenin’ Post
Teddy Roosevelt
Riley
Ft. Worth
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Historical Page
A mixed list of crossword clues in horizontal and vertical entries. Items include short definitions such as Spite At this time Tungsten ab Italian city Close Mine entrance Have on Laughter found Age Dress Propositions Down Horses foot parts Antipyretics Newspaper library Ointment Egg case Wayward Vegetable Retired Proposition Misfortunes Its capital is Its official flower is the bitter Domestic slave Courtesy title Salt Six Georgia ab mere ssage.
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Georgia
Allies' Viewpoints Complicate Nuclear Policy Debates
British understanding of American aims has weakened over two years and Attlee's trip to deter Truman from using atomic bombs underscores ally tensions. Marshall warns against fighting the problem, reminding that even unreasonable allied views affect decisions in shared security.
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Attlee
Truman
Marshall
NY Herald Tribune Inc
Dollar-Laced Hold Up Fails To Stop Store Cash
In Ogden Utah a neighborhood grocer named William O Smirl resisted a bandit who threatened a revolver and demanded cash. Smirl dropped bills on the floor and then peppered the thief with silver dollars. The armed robber fled after gathering what he could, nursing facial bruises.
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Ogden
Utah
U.P
William O. Smirl
Smirl
Jessica Tandy Returns to Film in September Affair
After Broadway triumph with A Streetcar Named Desire, Jessica Tandy heads to cinema in Hal Wallis production September Affair, a romantic melodrama featuring Joan Fontaine and Joseph Cotten.
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Jessica Tandy
Hal Wallis
Joan Fontaine
Joseph Cotten
Gossip Hurts Dates Learn To Keep Personal News Quiet
A teen advisory column advises high school readers to keep dating matters private to avoid embarrassment and teasing. It reiterates that repeating personal news spreads quickly, harms reputations, and suggests inviting the date to a party only once to avoid future issues.
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Elinor Williams
McNaught Synd., Inc
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