Amarillo Globe Masthead and Circulation Details
The Amarillo Globe began February 20 1924 and publishes every evening except Saturdays and Sundays from Amarillo Texas. This independent Democratic newspaper lists staff, publishers, and circulation rates for carrier and mail delivery within and beyond 150 miles.
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Taxing the Deaf to Charge 60 Dollars Monthly
A proposed Texas Legislature bill would levy 60 dollars per month for board of each child at the Texas School for the Deaf. Parents unable to pay would risk pauper’s oath and potential dismissal, harming families already bearing heavy burdens. The author urges opposition to protect the schools' proven record and avoid poverty pretensions.
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Troublesome pictures and the question of censorship
George E Sokolsky reviews The Steel Helmet and The Magnificent Yankee, defending The Steel Helmet against charges of Communist bias and praising its portrayal of American heroes including a Negro and a Nisei. He critiques The Magnificent Yankee, questions biographical accuracy, and weighs censorship versus parental guidance amid debates over The Miracle and moral law.
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Victor Riesel
United States
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
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Theodore Roosevelt
Alger Hiss
Louis D. Brandeis
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Harry Truman
Robert A. Taft
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Fragmented quotes blur amid wartime memories
A collage of brief quotes from public figures and a physician expresses skepticism about policy, security, and medical philosophy. The voices include Linda Darnell, Bernard Tassier, General Eisenhower, and Senator Tom Connally, reflecting postwar tensions and fears in a fragmented historical snippet.
The Chance of Peace in a Shifting World Order
Joseph and Stewart Alsop argue the chance of peace hinges on faces facts about Western rearmament. They warn the Kremlin seeks to forestall strengthening and may target Yugoslavia to fracture the alliance, risking a broader conflict while urging a firmer Western deterrent.
Let’s Explore Your Mind on Marriage and Football
Sociologist Henry Bowman urges women to seek love and children within marriage and reserve intimacy for wedlock. He critiques hearsay education and says engagement should calmly prepare couples for happy marriage. Red Blaik criticizes professional football vs college football’s spiritual drive and youth.
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Henry Bowman
Stephens College For Women
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THIS TEEN WORLD By ELINOR WILLIAMS
A teen advice column advises on managing oily hair skin and teeth using plain liquid shampoo soap and brushing methods. Tips include avoiding oil shampoos, using soap and water scrubs, baking soda for whitening, and turkish towel rubs to refresh hair. Readers are urged to send self addressed envelopes for more product names.
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Elinor Williams
McNaught Syn. Inc
Kremlin moves seen as invitation to Soviet actions in Europe
The piece argues that dissension among Western allies is minimized by Kremlin tactics, creating an open invitation for a Soviet move in Europe, likening it to past Korea dangers. It warns a withdrawal of that invitation could deter Kremlin masters, with continuation noted on Page 13.
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Polk Street Professor on Inflation and Taxes Pointing to War Costs
A columnist frames inflation as doubled by taxes, noting prices rise while real value falls. He cites insurance, bonds, and wages eroding purchasing power after war, critiques government drain, and jokes about paying taxes to avoid Alcatraz. He warns defense costs may price us out of security and calls for lawmakers to act.
Word Puzzle Quick: Flag, Abbreviations, and Animal Clues
A compact crossword style list mixes horizontal and vertical clues. Entries cover flags capitals vegetables body parts verbs measurements fabrics and more with abbreviations and familiar terms for a quick word game solve.
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