Amarillo Globe and News Publishes Grove News item
The Amarillo Globe lists publication details for The Grove News Publishing Co. The notice shows founding date February 20 1924 and second class entry, with editors and staff including Wesley S. Bard and Paul Allingham. Subscription rates are provided for daily and Sunday editions, carrier or mail, with varying term prices.
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The Riddle of Patience Worth and the Ouija Link
Billy Rose recounts the Patience Worth case of 1913 when two St. Louis housewives used a ouija board to channel a Dorsetshire author born in 1694. Over 15 years Patience Worth produced four novels and thousands of poems totaling about 3,000,000 words for Mrs Curran.
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The Caspian Sea Plan and Vision of Soviet Power
The Caspian Sea issue rises as Soviet Russia allegedly uses the Davidoff Plan to divert rivers and lower the Caspian level, raising 20 million hectares of land and a vast hydroelectric project. A Russian demographic and industrial surge could reshape Iran Afghanistan and India, with regional power shifts and contested borders.
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Western Germany vital to Western Europe defense
In a January 1959 Amarillo Globe column, Sir Brian argues that postwar friendship between Britain and Germany hinges on shared danger from communism. He notes Western Germany’s essential role in a strong defensive Europe and calls for sustained effort to build trust amid serious difficulties.
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Ed Wynn on new mistakes and ancient geometry in Shadippur
The column recalls Ed Wynn's New Year quip about forgetting past mistakes and shifts to ancient Sumeria in Shadippur 2000 BC, where archaeologists uncovered 4000 year old stone textbooks showing advanced geometry and a social ethic code. It notes the assembly and king dynamics, and ends with Wynn’s desire for better ways to govern.
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King Feat. Syn, Inc
Weekend Horoscope Digest by Stella Saturday Jan 28
Horoscope notes Born today with artistic talent and practical drive. Travel and living abroad possible. find happiness with a like minded partner. Each sign forecast highlights work travel, relationships, and home front guidance with cautious progress.
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Government Price Supports and River Projects Spark Debate
Statements from Charles Brannan, Lestitz Mier, and Benjamin Farrces critique price supports, duplication of federal river development efforts, and social security plans. Senators Tarr and O Mahoney weigh in on taxation and steel price policy, highlighting concerns about burdens on the economy and workers.
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US Steel Corporation
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Polk Street Professor Reflects on Readers Tonight
A reflective voice muses on who reads the column each night. He notes readers range from tired and sick to bored and lonely, with some cynical or worldly. He acknowledges different reactions from readers and hopes honesty and gentleness find their way to the honest and strong. He wonders who is listening tonight.
Crossword Puzzle Music Maker Horizontal and Vertical list
Puzzle clues cover a music theme with 9 letter instrument, verbs and nouns. includes Greek letters, chemical symbols, and directional hints. Entries span across horizontal and vertical sections, demanding cross intersections to solve for a connected grid.
Swearing in polite society
Dear Sally, G. D. argues swearing stems from religion, now mostly useless as emphasis. It is seen as crude and tasteless, betraying self-control, unsuitable around strangers and children, though in rough settings such as a lumber camp it might help.
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Appeals for Anglo German Friendship
British zone high commissioner Gen Sir Brian Robertson urged burial of hatreds and renewal of Anglo German friendship in a Hamburg Overseas Club talk. He framed the question Can England and Germany be friends and said Englishmen and Germans are God's children and brothers and can be friends.
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Hamburg
England
Wheeling Glassware Fame From Upper Ohio Valley Craft
The collection of Wheeling glassware dating from 1819 in the Upper Ohio River Valley around Wheeling West Virginia has brought renown to this handmade American glass.
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