Globe News Publishing Co. notices and old subscription rates
The item lists founding date February 20 1924 and publication details for The Globe News in Amarillo Texas. It includes staff roles President Publisher Asaene Howe John McCarty Assistant Publisher Wesley Izzard Editor in Chief and a long rate card for subscriptions by mail carrier or agent with various yearly six month and quarterly prices for daily and Sunday editions.
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Amarillo Texas
Amarillo
Globe and News
Prices at the heart of the trouble in Washington labor fights
Senate leaders signal possible exemptions from price controls to renew OPA powers while Civilian Production Administration and Reconversion push for flexible pricing. Steel price talks seek raises to meet wage guidelines. CPA fears throttling production. Result likely partial gains that offset each other as postwar dollar value shifts.
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Washington
OPA
Senate
Alben Barkley
Congress
Barkley
John D. Small
CPA
Snyder
Labor Struggle Viewed From Fairless Viewpoint
Dorothy Thompson argues the labor strikes reflect a broader issue of inflation and productivity. She notes the need for reasoned settlement among U S Steel, labor and government, warns of costly losses to workers and production, and urges tying wages to productivity for peace and national strength.
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MR. Fairless
United States Steel
U. S
Hopes Dim for Food Solution as Anderson Faces Setback
The piece notes Agriculture Secretary Anderson facing resistance within the Truman administration and farm lobbies as he shifts toward world price theory, risking Cabinet survival. It links his troubles to broader food shortages likely to persist beyond the next harvest, driven by farm opposition to abundance and ongoing production strikes.
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Anderson
Washington
Wallace
White House
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Eisenhower
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Polk Street Professor’s Proud Moment with Baby Daughter
A brief local note describes Jim Collins, a large young man nicknamed Polk Street Professor, cradling his month old daughter at home. The scene shows him smiling, touching her hair, and reacting to her expressions as he shares a quiet family moment.
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Jim Collins
Betty
Jim
LABOR LAWS NAMED MAIN ISSUE IN 1946 ELECTION
Gallup poll finds labor legislation and strikes as the top issue for the 1946 congressional race. Voters foresee full employment as second, with inflation and reconversion also among leading concerns, while taxes rank lower. The view spans Republicans and Democrats though party strengths remain unsettled.
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Congress
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Veterans Affairs
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Arrivals on Both Coasts From The Associated Press
Eleven vessels carrying 6 278 returnees are set to arrive today in New York. On the West Coast 15 671 more service personnel debark from 19 ships at four ports. Ships arriving include Mahoney City Victory from Le Havre and Hampden Sydney Victory from Marseille among others.
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Mahoney City Victory
la Havre
Hampden Sydney Victory
Marseille
Felipe Deneve
Isaac Cole
le Havre
George Chamberlain
Naples
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Antwerp
Daniel L. Johnston
Barry
Hilary Herbert
San Angelo Victory
Calcutta
Frederick Victory
Winningham and Hays Income and Estate Taxes Firm Ad
Winningham R. R. Winningham and Jack Hays announce tax accounting and auditing services. Offices located at 426 Amarillo Building. Phone 2-5106.
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Amarillo
Men Sought for Air Force Duty Overseas
Air Force recruiters seek volunteers for overseas service in the Pacific Alaskan Caribbean and European theaters. Capt Eugene Safford in Amarillo heads the effort urging white three year enlistees to volunteer and pay for overseas duty would be 20 percent higher.
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Eugene Safford
Amarillo
Air Forces
Overseas duty length announced with incentives and transfers
Capt Safford states foreign service tours will last up to two and a half years with travel education recreation and lower living costs. Recruits and those already in training may request overseas theater. Lt Marion B McClure son of Mr and Mrs W D McClure 1416 Madison is returning from Manila after 29 months overseas and 44 in service. radiogram informed his parents.
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Safford
Air Forces Technical Training Schools
Marion B. McClure
W. D. McClure
Madison
Manila
Radiogram
Honest Abe Gets Request From Fan
A postcard addressed to Abraham Lincoln in Springfield Illinois was received by the Abraham Lincoln Hotel manager. The sender Robert Bendler of Camden New Jersey asked for a copy of the Gettysburg Address for school. The manager sent the speech by return mail.
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Springfield
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
U.S. Soybean Production Estimated Over 190 Million Bushels
This year, U. S. soybean production is projected to exceed 190 million bushels, signaling robust gains for farmers and the agriculture sector amid favorable weather and market conditions.
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U. S
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