Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Rates
Historical notice outlines the Amarillo Globe publication details, staff roles, and subscription pricing for daily and Sunday editions. It lists editors, publishers, and pricing by mail and carrier, with separate rates for Globe and News bundles and Sunday only access.
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Pepper Plan Would Put Senate On Radio Says Sponsors
The piece argues for Senate radio broadcasts funded by taxpayers and staged with sponsor control. It favors sponsorship, time limits, scripted, literate speeches, a ghost writer, a commentator, and suggested hosts Bill Stern or Clem McCarthy, while noting mixed views among Republicans and Democrats.
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Claude Pepper
Senate
Capitol Hill
Cuartes Toney
New Hampshire
New England
Lex. Turoport F. Green
Rhode Island
Statesman
Bill Stern
Clem McCarthy
Senator Broadbelt
Senator Fogg
Woman's Place In The Home Sparks Radio Debate
Erich Brandeis discusses a controversial column on dishwashing and the idea that a woman's place is in the home. He argues home represents companionship and happiness beyond the kitchen, supports women who work to support a home, and critiques career lounges and night clubs as distractions from domestic duties.
The Burglar Who Hated Roosevelt
A historical profile of Harrison Caldwell a professional safecracker who shifted from petty theft to bank heists over a 38 year career. The piece contrasts his quiet banker like demeanor with his criminal mastery including noiseless drills a portable torch and a lifelong focus on cash. He explains taking candy taught him to avoid evidence and notes his eventual banker persona.
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Roosevelt
Harrison Caldwell
Jesse Jones
Jesse James
Fortune Magazine
Caldwell
Morgan
First National
Jimmy Valentine
Woodland Avenue
Cleveland
Hoover
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Hanna Theater
Cleveland Symphony
Caldwells
Spencer
Mammoth Cave
Roveeve'r
CPA
C .Weil
Ohio
Billy Rose
Inquisition Debate Stirs Congress Over War Inquiry
The piece argues congressional probes into government conduct, defending inquests like Pearl Harbor investigations as essential to uncover truth and prevent tyranny, while noting risks to reputations and the need for transparency in wartime accountability.
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Congress
Black
la Follette
Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Congressional
J. P. Morgan
Senator Tobey
New Hampshire
United States of America
Pearl Harbor
United States
King
Polk Street Professor Monkeys and Men Essay
Steve Taylor, a University of Oklahoma freshman, writes a humorous theme contrasting human folly with monkey behavior. He notes monkeys avoid drunken excess, harmful gossip, and risky gambles, preferring simple food and peace, while humans often chase money and status.
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Steve Taylor
University of Oklahoma
Uncle Harry
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed Set
A list of crossword clues for horizontal and vertical entries covering definitions for political leader bird edit babyshee extent Great Lake consumed impresses compass poi negative street abbr higher Abraham home dismal po mirror winglike fish he heads the socialist come in while biblical pronoun steamship abbr symbol for sodium pronoun abandon urge woody fruit plural part small branch warehouses placid corrupt tormented Tasmanian bay speaker hoar frost unruly crowd morindin dye tidy snare him poem female horse bay grape seed guides sun god type measure wandered prepose bring projects hearing organ repose craft Hebrew deity hurt clever motor tattered pierce Gaelic thus female sheep plural watering place musical syllable plural ending eye scpt
Survivors Urged to File Claims Before February 10
J. R. Sanderson, manager of the Amarillo Social Security office, warns World War II veterans survivors must file claims by February 10 to avoid loss of rights under a recent Social Security amendment. He urges interested survivors to contact him for guidance.
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J. R. Sanderson
Amarillo
Social Security Administration
California and Georgia Lead U.S. Peach Production
California and Georgia together account for about half of all peaches grown in the United States, highlighting the two states as the dominant producers in the national crop.
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California
Georgia
United States
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