Amarillo Globe historic masthead and pricing notes
The Amarillo Globe dates its founding to February 20 1924 and notes publication timing as evening except Saturdays and Sundays. It lists staff roles including President Publisher Editor in Chief and general management. Subscription rates are detailed for daily, Sunday and combined editions with yearly and half yearly options.
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Staying the Course in Korea by Alsop duo
Joseph and Stewart Alsop analyze Truman’s Korea policy shift from restraint to action. They detail NSC debates, Army opposition, Blair House meetings, and the pivotal decision to use Navy and Air Force power as North Korean aggression escalates, with lingering hopes for Kremlin restraint and UN backing.
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If South Korea Falls, US Commitment Worthless
The speaker warns that should South Korea fall, American resolve would be exposed as worthless and the surrounding Soviet periphery would crumble, undermining US credibility in global defense. The fragment suggests a broader strategic argument about deterrence and alliance reliability.
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Mind over years and the cost of aging
A 1950 King Features essay argues aging is mental. Old age need not fear. cosmetics lift only the face, not the mind. Youthful zeal should coexist with wisdom, and replacements nature provides keep life rich. A 80-year-old editor’s spirit proves mind outlives body.
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Life with a Smile About Woman by Dr Murray Banks
A column on women opening with antique and witty quotes about the enigma of woman. It surveys sayings from Aristophanes to Manu and Bhartrhari, then expands into a humorous scientist’s portrait of woman as symbol We with atomic humor and satirical properties, noting wealth effects and cautions.
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Atomic bomb linked to new growth research tool
Dr. Arpen H. Emery of the American Chemical Society notes that the atomic bomb’s destruction in Japan prompts a new tool for uncovering basic growth principles in food animals and plants.
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Arpen H. Emery
American Chemical Society
Former AEC chair voice on atom economy and monopoly
Davin E. Lirentuar, former chair man of the US Atomic Energy Commission, argues against assuming government monopoly as best for developing industrial uses of the atom. He cites temper and experience to support a market or mixed approach.
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Davin E. Lirentuar
US Atomic Energy Commission
Fragmented quotes on war, peace, faith, and freedom
A garbled collection of remarks attributed to figures such as Gen Omar N Braptey Former Air Force Secretary W Grose SYMINGTON and Dean AcuEson. It criticizes total military buildup yet supports peace efforts, denounces Communists and Socialists, and warns about concentration camps while referencing Germany's neighbors trembling for safety. The passage blends political and religious rhetoric with unclear attributions.
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W. Grose Symington
Former presidential adviser cited on turning to black economy
East G. Noursg, once a presidential economic adviser, urges immediate shift to black economy practices as a strategic move. The remark signals a controversial approach amid policy debates.
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Sokolsky warns total mobilization could halt strikes
George E. Sokolsky argues a general war with Soviet Russia would require total mobilization and suspend strikes, leaving Americans unable to resist. He recalls the World Telegram Sun strike in New York and discusses ownership versus staff cuts amid amalgamation.
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Depilatories for girls for summer grooming guide
A parenting column lists four depilatory methods wax razor creams and abrasives as grooming aids for arms legs and underarms. It notes that only electrolysis permanently removes hair while fuzz returns with regrowth and explains duration and care for each method. Readers are invited to request more information via a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Elinor Williams
McNaught Syn. Inc
Polk Street Professor Retrospective on Hillbilly Songs
A columnist recalls hillbilly tunes that stirred deep emotion, noting lines about money and heartbreak. He marveled how a millionaire’s sorrow can mirror common loves and worries, and reflects on aging with memories of songs like In the Baggage Car Ahead and Daddy, Don’t Work in the Mines Today.
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE Echinoderm HORIZONTAL 1 4 Depicted 10 Wounds 12
Crossword puzzle clues list with horizontal and vertical entries including echinoderm, depictions, injuries, and various wordplay hints. It shows numbered positions and partial definitions for words like wounds, father of Aj, pastry, town in Iraq, and many others.
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