Globe News publication details and pricing notice
A historical newspaper notice outlines the Globe-News Publishing Co. details with founding date February 20 1924 entry as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office and publication schedule. It lists staff titles Grady Camp president and general manager and subscription rates for daily Sunday and Sunday only editions with various pricing options.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Fillmore
Grady Camp
E Ae
Globe and News
Five More Days To Qualify For Potter County Voters
Potter County residents have five days to register and qualify to vote in local state and national elections. The notice urges employers to allow time off for employees to visit the tax office and emphasizes securing poll tax or exemption certificates for new voters and those aged 60 or older. It also warns of possible special elections on prohibition or bond issues and stresses timely primaries runoffs and the November general election.
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Potter County
Sound Roof Booths For Infants At Memphis Theater
A Memphis cinema installs a sound proof glass booth labeled for mothers with crying infants, aiming to segment audiences. The concept envisions separate sections for smokers, snackers, critics, couples, and quiet attendees, signaling a move toward fully compartmentalized theater seating.
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Memphis
Shanghai Drives Forward with Streamlined License Process
Progress in Shanghai cuts red tape for drivers by requiring 14 photos and three forms while omitting a test. The move signals China’s embrace of modern bureaucratic efficiency and counters old stereotypes of backwardness.
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Shanghai
China
The Senate Grain Inquiry Faces an Inside Shock
The committee is chagrined after discovering Dr. John K. Rose, an employee of Congress and adviser on world grain needs to the House Foreign Aid panel, was among the grain speculators and reportedly lost 1744 dollars last year. Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin of George Washington University advocates that youths earn college education to learn work ethic and social purpose rather than an apprenticeship.
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Senate
Congress
John K. Rose
House Committee On Foreign Aid
House Committee
Cloyd Heck Marvin
George Washington University
Gandhi’s magnet toward truth amid world violence
Dorothy Thompson portrays Gandhi as a lone magneter centrered on nonviolence amid global warlike chaos. She warns that without a spiritual center force becomes terror and nations risk destroying communities, with Gaza like terrors in Palestine and sectarian strife in Greece and India.
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Gandhi
Palestine
Greece
Pakistan
Allah
India
Bell Syndicate
Ine
Walter Lippmann on the proposed Western defense union
Walter Lippmann argues against a Western European regional defense pact tying Europe to the United States. He warns it would split Europe, burden allies with costly arms, risk automatic involvement in conflicts, and undermine the Marshall Plan. He favors direct U.S.-Soviet balance of power over a formal security alliance.
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Mr. Baruch
Mr. Dulles
Congress
Europe
Baruch
United Nations
United States
Kremlin
Western Europe
Switzerland
Sweden
Greece
Turkey
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
France
Italy
Defense Union
Soviet Union
Rio de Janeiro
Marshall
New York Herald Tribune
The Bride at the Bar
A woman meets a newspaperman at Callahan's bar and confronts him about their broken engagement. The rye drinker broadens the scene with remarks on reporters and relationships while the couple contemplates a church wedding and reconciliation. The piece ends with a hurried plan to catch a preacher.
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Callahan
Callahan's
Hitching Post
Billy Rose
Polk Street Professor Reflects on Youth and Hobbies
The speaker muses how a 21 year old would choose a hobby that remains enjoyable at 60, collecting antiques or other items while seeking better money decisions and guidance from a savvy mentor. He values memories of positive, opposite-to-filth experiences and hopes to gain more than he began with.
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Faceoff
Puzzle clues cover horizontal and vertical entries. Entries include common word definitions like Cuban capita secret heart and cask along with cross references for letters and word lengths across a historical newspaper puzzle page. The list presents a dense set of themed and incidental terms for solvers.
Mysterious Fore Knowledge Haunts Bank Clerk
Edgar Jenkins, a small town bank clerk, is questioned by Metropolis police after being knocked down by a car. He is linked to warnings about two crimes, prompting investigators to probe his unusual foresight.
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Edgar Jenkins
Metropolis Police
Gin Rummy Strategy: Defense Over Aggressive Discards
Oswald Jacobs describes a defensive play from a tricky hand with four of hearts upcard. He notes two potential combos, emphasizes waiting for opponent moves, and suggests discarding a king first to minimize risk while aiming to improve without exposing discarded cards. He warns against over-optimism.
Conference To Ponder Europe Labor Surplus
In Rome a 16 nation conference opens to study using 2 200 000 surplus workers in Italy Austria and Allied zones of Germany for recovery. Italy accounts for 1 950 000 surplus. Delegates will evaluate transfers immigration and practical employment to aid Europe’s recovery.
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Rome
Italy
Austria
Germany
Alfonso Tacoli
Czechoslovakia
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