Publication blurb for Amarillo Globe-News and Globe and News
The text lists founding and publication details for The Globe-News and The Amarillo Daily News joint Sunday morning edition. It names officers President Gene Howf, Assistant Publisher John McCarty, Editor Wesley Izard, Editor Ray Parr, and a contact number 6262. Rates show daily and Sunday subscriptions, with prices for Amarillo carriers and mail deliveries.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe and News
Munich Fourth-Grade Reader Provokes Occupation Critics
A New York Times report from Munich describes a fourth-grade reader used in schools under Allied occupation containing images of German soldiers and a quote attributed to Jesus. Protests come from German officials, not American authorities, prompting calls for broader inquiry into the occupation effort and its policy effects.
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Germany
New York Times
Munich
Jesus
Divorced Persons as Good Risks in Future Marriages
A sociological note by Prof. Harvey J. Locke of the University of Southern California asserts that divorced individuals are good risks in subsequent marriages. The report contrasts crime among women, up 14.9 percent in early 1946 versus the same period in 1941, according to FBI Director J. Epcar Hooven.
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Harvey J. Locke
U. of Southern California
FBI
J. Epcar Hooven
Poland under pressure yet not a total police state
Dorothy Thompson reports on postwar Poland, noting a regime with security police and a growing political prison, yet retaining private enterprise and vivacious towns. She cites nationalization of large industries, exile of aristocrats, fear and censorship, but persistent talk, trade, and hope for a Polish future.
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Warsaw
Poland
Gestapo
Europe
London
West
NKVD
Soviet Union
Tito
Jugoslavia
Stalin
Beirut
Polish Peasant Party
Mikolaiczuk
Grocholski
Mikolajcczyk
Yalta
America
Polk Street Professor and Opinion Snippets
In Texas voters elect a state superintendent of public instruction and the writer doubts the choice. A story about Joe Frisco and a car wreck follows with a quip about perception. A nurse notes polio deaths in a city were small beside high syphilis deaths that lacked headlines. Grandmother recalls past behavior of girls.
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H. L. Mencken
People of
Texas
Joe
Crossword Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A compact list of crossword entries with horizontal clues and vertical clues covering people places and items. Includes multiple word phrases such as pictured cartoon producer winding sheet awakened and varieties like sea mammals pierces worships chemical compounds Turkish decrees and symbol for tellurium.
Propaganda critique of newspapers targets democracy
A reader denounces anti newpaper propaganda and criticizes Arthur Brackman for arguing that newspapers subvert democracy. The letter asserts press bias serves ruling classes and contends democracy relies on conflict and majority expression through ballots.
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United States
Arthur Brackman
Brackman
Molecule Comedy Sketch Hits Publicity Nerve
In a living room sketch Billy Rose imagines Atom as a fame hungry son, MLB style. Max and Molly scold the schooled atom while Atom boasts offers from London Paris and Stalin. The piece lampoons scientific celebrity amid a two billion dollar build up.
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Popular Mechanics
Max
Molly
NEW Orleans Times-Picayune
Atom
Mickey Rooney
Man
Paw
Lake Success
London
Paris
Joe Stalin
Kremlin
Pop
Sessue Hayakawa
Einstein
Princeton
Baruch
Austin
Security Council
Oak Ridge
Congress
Arizona
Time Magazine
Billy Rose
Offspring Atom Max and family spark quirky dispute
The scene features Atom asserting his importance amid family banter about his scientific fame and a planned move to Arizona. Molly and Max challenge his views while joking about a future child and his alleged ties to Cold War era figures.
Oatmeal Serving Compared To Bread in Food Value
An ordinary serving of oatmeal prepared without sugar or cream provides about the same food value as two slices of bread.
Family and Church Nights Begin At Polk Street
Polk Street Methodist Church launches the Family and Church Nights education and fellowship series. Educational secretary Tynette Wilson says the first of six programs involves all church families with children’s meetings at 5 pm, family supper and devotion at 6 pm, then age group discussions and an adult 7 pm hour including choir practice and a Bible session.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Tynette Wilson
Methodist Forum Hour Led by Dr Neal D Cannon
A church course and discussion on the Meth odist Church will be held during the Forum Hour led by Dr Neal D Cannon pastor.
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Methodist Church
Forum
Neal D. Cannon
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Moon
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Tower of Babel
Daily News
Daily Mirror
Chicago Tribune
New Republic
Morris Ernst
King Fea. Syn., Inc
Skeeter
Southern Brokerage Co. Home Owned—Home Operated
Mrclain
Ray Wahue
Ymca Young People’s Forum
YMCA
Paul Fowler
Loners
VapoRus
Will
Kryptok
Ellis Carp
DR. C. T. Shropshire
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