Amarillo Globe Subscription Rates and Policies
The Amarillo Globe lists evening and Sunday editions with carrier and mail rates. It states no mail subscriptions outside the town are accepted by mail and declares itself an independent Democratic newspaper delivering impartial news.
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NO STATUS QUO In UT talk on world liberty and communism
Chancellor James P. Slart of the University of Texas told a Plainview district Junior Chamber of Commerce session that the United States must avoid a passive stance in the cold war. He urged affirmative action to showcase liberty as the world’s hope, warning changes will come whether we like it or not. He contrasted that with Communist messaging and stressed defending freedom’s principles.
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Europe
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Korea
New Rudders for Anglo American Policy Drift
Joseph Alsop and Stewart Alsop examine U S British and Soviet pressures in Asia and Europe. They argue for stronger joint policy making between State Defense and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and for reviving Anglo American collaboration to counter drift and ensure timely decisions.
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Mobilization Urged From National Leaders Amid War Toll
Nep H. Dearborn, president of the National Safety Council, condemns traffic deaths as needless. Duartes Ratis, national commander of the VFW, calls for total mobilization and sacrifice for five to ten years as normal living disappears.
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Quote excerpts on government systems and religion
In a brief compilation, a Nazi Fascist Communist Capitalist or Socialist government system should never be forced by armed aggression. A statement attributed to EN secretary general Thieve Lie urges caution. Rev Alan Waxxer of Waverly Methodist Mission Australia suggests Truman uses religion to gain God on America’s side rather than aligning plans to God’s will.
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Alan Waxxer
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Australia
Where Do We Stand In Korea And The UN
George E. Sokolsky argues the United States cannot ignore Korea while debating Europe. He insists the US is at war in Asia, supports Dean Acheson against Soviet terms, and warns that withdrawal from the United Nations would threaten its relevance and contracts. He calls for decisive action to confront Soviet China and protect national dignity.
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Soviet China
United States
United Nations
Congress
Let’s Explore Your Mind by Wiggam Factoids
Dr Wiggam surveys mind and body quirks in three short thoughts. First, marriage prospects tied to stability and wealth, with aging women retaining wit longer than men. Second, climate effects on activity hinting at sunspot links, while winters grow shorter in some regions. Third, a test of perceptual speed may gauge intelligence via flicker perception.
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Raymond H. Wheeler
Canada
Asia
Europe
Polk Street Professor on College Prospects During War
A Polk Street professor reflects on college students' "What’s the Use?" mood amid war and hard times, comparing past eras from 1910 to 1940. He warns of lacking foresight faith and hope, notes scarce job prospects yet highlights rising opportunities for those who work honestly and diligently. He urges persistence and belief in education.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE Band Leader HORIZONTAL 1.4
Puzzle clue list for a newspaper crossword. Includes across and down hints with numbers and partial word prompts for band leader, kings, colors, and common terms. Readers fill in names, places, and abbreviations across rows and columns.
Drew Pearson Wins Law Suit Against Hawser
A federal court jury found columnist Drew Pearson truthfully charged former California Attorney General Fred N. Hawser accepted a $1,200 bribe. Pearson was cleared in Hawser’s $350,000 libel suit, filed over a Sept 12 1948 broadcast. The item notes reclamation works protecting Dutch lands from the sea.
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U.P
Drew Pearson
California
Fred N. Hawser
Pearson Notuilty
Hawser
Pearson
Long Beach
Sun as Minor Star of Skies Explained by MS State Physicist
Starkville report notes Mississippi State College physicist John DeMarche explains the sun’s energy reach to Earth is only a tiny fraction of its output. He cites geological records of 1 billion years of sunshine and argues the Earth would freeze without solar energy if detachment occurred. He compares solar mass, light output, and the Sun’s motion toward Vega at 12 miles per second, with the rest of the solar system dragged along.
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Earth and Sun Explosion Sparks Doomsday Talk
A scientist warned that Earth could be destroyed if the Sun undergoes a massive thermonuclear surge, comparing it to stars that pul sate with energy and noting such an eruption would annihilate Earth.
Venezuelan Mailmen Invite Congress in Caracas
The Venezuelan Mailmen Association invites all members of the Mailmen Federation of the Americas to attend the Third Mailmen Congress in Caracas from August 29 to September 7. The previous meeting was held in Havana in August 1949.
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Venezuelan Mailmen’s Association
Mailmen Federation of the Americas
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Proving Atoms Are Small
A thought experiment shows if an atom were enlarged to a sugar grain and the grain scaled equally, the grain would measure about 800 feet along each edge.
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