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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1951

Page

18

Amarillo Globe News imprint and subscription rates listing

The Amarillo Globe-News announces its establishment in 1924 and details staff titles, mailing address at Ninth and Harrison Street Amarillo Texas, and publishing scope. It lists subscription rates for home delivery by carrier and mail, notes circulation policies, and states the paper is an independent Democratic newspaper delivering impartial news.

Ninth and Harrison Street Amarillo Texas Derate Terater Paul Aingham Gragrep Bevadgebscceesiectsiesss Bumrom Maneeet Wal Amd WS Oicis Ccavees Globe-News Publishing Compan Parker Pro Poon Enews Eaw Chas Gene ET Ks Ees Sik Ones Anes de Teseesers Amarillo Globe Ics

The Kremlin's prepared pattern signals war risk in Europe

Alsop argues that over six months the Kremlin expanded satellite forces by over 50 percent to 660,000 and fortified European fronts. He cites rail and airfield construction from Berlin to the Oder, newly stocked dumps in Eastern Germany, and reinforced Czech Polish armies as evidence of possible Soviet attack plans against Yugoslavia and Western Europe.

Washington Kremlin Europe Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Tito Carpatho-Ukraine Carpathian Pannonian Plain Danube Valley Belgrade Germany Poland Czechoslovakia Berlin Frankfurt-on-Oder Negorelye Rokossovski

Texas football tax plan targets high ticket prices

Rep. Deno Tufares proposes a 20 percent state levy on football tickets exceeding 1.01 dollars for junior high and above. With sustained high attendance the tax could generate substantial revenue, as past cigarette taxes increased despite expectations of reduced sales. The piece suggests such a tax might be a painless revenue source and notes broad tolerance for entertainment taxes.

Deno Tufares Wichita Falls Texas

Red Baiters List Shows Anti Stalinists Across Years

George E. Sokolsky cites a compiled roster of Americans deemed avowed anti Stalinists who battled Soviet influence before 1940. The list, vetted by Dr J B Matthews and Benjamin Stolberg, contains names such as Whittaker Chambers, J Edgar Hoover, Charles Lindbergh, and Henry Hazlitt, among others, with commentary on motives and the era’s political climate.

Stalin J. B. Matthews Benjamin Stolberg Soviet Russia United States Ruth Alexander Karl Baarslag Constantine Brown Sevellon Brown Oliver Carlson John Chamberlin Whittaker Chambers John B. Chapple Upton Close Frederic R. Coudert, Jr Eugene Cox Frank Crosswaith David J. Dallin Martin Dies Emmette. Dorsey David Dubinsky Max Eastman James W. Fifield Hamilton Fish Ruth Fischer John T. Flynn Nelson Frank Miller Freeman John P. Frey Hugh Gibson James M. Gillis Benjamin Gitlow William H. Grimes Frank C. Hanighan Merwin K. Hart Henry Hazlitt William Randolph Hearst Clare Hoffman Herbert Hoover J. Edgar Hoover Roy Howard William Henry Chamberlin Robert E. Wood 1945 Hitler Roosevelt Teheran Yalta

Lets Explore Your Mind And Workplace Psychology Notes

Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam presents behavioral insights from studies by Robert S. Orr at Wabash College on family roles and conflict in child rearing. Additional anecdotes cover anonymous letters, leadership psychology, and common management missteps including misunderstanding, brush offs, slow responses, stubborn resistance, and procrastination.

Robert S. Orr Wabash College Henry Ward Beecher John F. Dille Co

Polk Street Professor Hashed Up Radio Riffs and Witty Quips

A reflective column notes a radio mystery play titled The Case of the Chopped Up Heiress or Who Sliced Up That Tomato, recalls a 20 year reunion with a former sweetheart, and parries with light jokes about taxes, car chrome, and wartime factory shifts. The piece weaves anecdotes from Ray Sawyer in Detroit, Amarillo Center quotes, Tires under beds, and a pun on bloodshot eyes.

Ray Sawyer Detroit Roy Boger Amarillo Center Tom Roberson

Portrait Puzzle Across and Down Clues List

Crossword puzzle listing multiple horizontal and vertical clues with scrambled letters and partial entries. Includes artists birthplace hemispheres and cryptic indicators, featuring clues like portrait depiction, tavern, sun god, district in United Provinces, and Taj Mahal site as potential cross references.

Hemisphere United Provinces Kaffir Warriors Sun God

THIS TEEN WORLD By ELINOR WILLIAMS

An advice column for teens on managing dating drought after an engagement breakup. Suggests planning home double dates, inviting boys via friends, and organizing group activities like dances, theater outings, and skating parties to create social opportunities without high costs.

Elinor Williams McNaught Syn, Inc

Soviet Move Obstacles Dwindling Across Europe

The notice notes removal of obstacles to a Soviet move in Europe, with Eastern Germany Czechoslovakia and Poland under small scale preparations and Yugoslavia border activity appearing real. A second report promises deeper analysis.

Europe Germany Czechoslovakia Poland Yugoslavia NY Herald Tribune Inc

Game Night To Aid Polio Fund

The Downtown Lions Club hosts its fourth annual Game Night for March of Dimes at Municipal Auditorium Tuesday at 7 pm. Aim is 1,000 attendees with over 100 Lions present. prize committee includes Stitt, Steer, Davis, Garwood, Stubbs, Lewis. Ray Daniel leads as club president. Ben Lane handles publicity.

Lions Club March of Dimes Municipal Auditorium Lions Larry Stitt W. E Bill” Steer C. T. Davis Floyde R. Garwood Grady Stubbs Herb Lewis Mark Galloway W. A. Paul

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