Amarillo Globe Ads and Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe News outlines publication stats, pricing, and management. It lists offices at Ninth and Harrison, subscription rates by mail and carrier, and notes the paper as an independent Democratic publication.
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Arrier
Amarillo Globe
Polygraph debate highlights county expense and law enforcement gains
A long discussion on securing a lie detector for Hici Plains notes its value in solving crimes, including locating a weapon through questioning. While admissibility is limited, officers warn of travel costs to Austin for testing. Training and maintenance add to expenses, but expanded use could offset costs with better prosecutions.
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Hici Plains
Potter County
Austin
Peace and War Effects on U S Economy and Policy
George E. Sokolsky argues that wars since 1861 have spurred a sweeping economic, social, and political revolution led by the 16th Amendment, enabling large budgets and an expansive federal bureaucracy. He warns peace is hard to achieve as nations like Germany and the Soviet bloc shape a fragile postwar order and critiques the United Nations while endorsing strong national stockpiles and cautious diplomacy.
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Congress
Russia
Europe
Germany
Woodrow Wilson
Japan
Great Britain
France
Holland
Belgium
League of Nations
United Nations
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Kremlin
King Features Syndicate
Korea settlement could boost Eisenhower candidacy
Stewart Alsop argues that a Korean settlement would reshape the 1952 political contest by strengthening Truman allies and boosting Eisenhower's bid, while weakening Taft and MacArthur. The piece surveys Eisenhower’s possible paths to nomination, factions in his camp, and timing risks for his return from Europe.
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Harry 8. Truan
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Japan
Fisenhower
Ike
Truman
New York Herald Tribune. Inc
Mind and Belief Shape Talent and Illness Myths
Dr Albert Wiggam presents three notes on psychology. First a Penn State study finds no personality gaps between married and single teachers and even better scores than general adults. Second Yale psychologist Catherine Cox Miles links belief to genius potential. Third Scottish English study argues cold exposure does not cause colds, though inoculated subjects still caught them.
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Jack C. Dinger
Penn State College
Bernreuter
Yale
Catharine Cox Miles
Fritz Kreisler
Scotland
England
John F. Dille Co
Polk Street Professor Says War Is a Grim Reality
The writer cites famous wartime quotes from Sherman Roosevelt and others, recalls Teddy Roosevelt’s era, and notes Rudyard Kipling’s 1916 critique. He argues war may be unavoidable, yet hopes to avoid it while asserting the world’s dog eat dog rule favors sharp teeth.
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Roosevelt
John P. White
Dumas
Teddy Roosevelt
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Venezuela
Teddy
South America
Dewey
Ted
Rudyard Kipling
CROSSWORD PUZZLE Colonial Flag HORIZON 1
A fragment from a crossword puzzle lists clues and answers in two directions. It features a long string of numbered hints such as 13 Wakened 14 Slow and 15 Uncooked, plus names like Therese and Sungo Egypt, with several missing or garbled entries and a $7 price tag.
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When a steady date fades find a new plan
A reader asks how to win back a boy who moved on to another girl. Advice suggests inviting him to a school dance or group outing, study sessions at home, or asking his help on a problem, while avoiding overbearing moves. Ends with a playful puzzle and a request for knitting directions.
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Amarillo Sailor Home From Korea
Amarillo Navy man Don Ed ward s son of Mrs Grace Doss 3411 Harrison is home on a 30 day leave Edwards served in Korean waters for nine months aboard the Askari a repair ship He is 24 entered the Navy in 1949 and served in World War II He attended public schools in Amarillo and worked for the Paramount Theater before joining the Navy.
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Amarillo
Don Edwards
Grace Doss
Harrison
Edwards
Askari
Naval Serice
Paramount Theater
Navy
Thief Cleans Out Grocery Bag, Lands Cash Haul
In Chicago on a July weekend, a thief stole a sack of groceries from Mrs. Anna Oken and concealed $2,000 in cash, the store’s weekend receipts, at the bottom of the bag. Police noted the loot could enable the suspect to start a new business.
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