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The page lists publication facts for The Globe-News in Amarillo Texas including founding date February 20 1924 second class matter date February 20 1934 post office Amarillo under act 1878 and publisher staff names GENE HOWE JOHN MCCARTY and WESLEY IZARD. It then shows various subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions by mail carrier or Amarillo routes with multi month options and special Sunday rates.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe and News
One Sunday Afternoon Satirizes Radio Murder Programs
The Denver preacher Reverend Raymond Waser earns crowds by two Sunday services and rejects radio attention. The Rocky Mountain Churchman reprints his satire on Sunday radio culture, mocking murder as entertainment and praising the navy's defense.
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Denver
Raymond Waser
Rocky Mountain Churchman
Waser
Hell
Bikini
Navy
Mr. Forrestal
Quotes on prejudice and poll tax from Chisholm and Arnall
The excerpt quotes G. Brock Chisholm warning that mass prejudice and new weapons threaten humanity, and Georgia Governor Ellis Arnall arguing that a poll tax should be rejected if framed only on moral grounds.
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Georgia
Ellis Arnall
Not Produced Wealth Until It Reaches Use
Alfred Schindler notes production becomes wealth only when it is consumed or used. Willis A. Sutton argues schools must focus on developing the individual rather than教师 seeking praise, criticizing teachers who value appearing smart over teaching students.
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Alfred Schindler
Willis A. Sutton
National Education Association
Retirement Is Not Goodbye to Living
In Rochester and New York, notable retirees like Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and psychologist Walter Pitkin remain active, while a Brookfield elder appears idle. The piece argues retirement should recharge rather than end life, likening it to a battery that dies if unused and urging continued engagement.
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Rochester
N. Y
Brookfield
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Florida
Walter Pitkin
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Russia Moderates Tactics in Search for Peace
The article notes Russia softening obstructionist moves toward cooperative peace. It cites a shift in approach by its diplomats including Gromyko and Molotov in UNO and Paris talks. Moscow’s influence is seen behind the easing, with Washington surprised by the change in stance.
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Russia
Gromyko
UNO
Pravda
Paris
Trieste
Moscow
Washington
Policy by fan mail from a State Department official
George E. Sokolsky discusses a new policy by Francis H. Russell chief of Division of Public Liaison arguing fan mail dictates policy The piece contrasts historic American intervention for religious and human rights with Russell’s stance questioning foreign religious matters and cites earlier diplomats actions to defend persecuted groups and freedom of religion.
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United States
Francis H. Russell
Department of State
Russell
State Department
Star Chamber
Thomas F. Ward
Bronx
New York City
James F. Byrnes
William Howard Taft
Russia
Roosevelt
Yalta
Uniate
Ukraine
Frelinghuysen
Chester A. Arthur
Hamilton Fish
Romania
Hitler
Mr. Russell
King Fea. Syn., Inc
Hidden War Winds Edge Toward a Cautious Peace
In Europe the stalemate persists as nations weigh withdrawal of troops against maintaining influence. The author argues Russia pursues tactics over principles, warning that treaties without genuine commitment risk deeper conflict and new upheavals.
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Europe
Russia
Roosevelt
Polk Street Professor and Amarillo Talk of Town Life
A local voice jokes about government aid for farmers and shares home improvement tips, recalling E B Hicks and his wife on East Tenth Avenue. He notes rising auto traffic, GI home construction nearby, and predicts Tenth Avenue becoming a business street. He also offers a self made sprinkler idea and reflects on public invention skepticism.
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Ellis
Rupert Andrews
Rupert
Winnie Churchill
E. B. Hicks
East Tenth Avenue
Tenth
Third Streets
Tenth Avenue
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Dallas
Sweden Allows Swedes and Foreigners to Leave Sweden
The Swedish Foreign Office said Swedish law permits both Swedes and foreigners to depart the country. The statement answered a Soviet note asking that no Russian citizens be allowed to leave Sweden without Soviet legation knowledge.
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Stockholm
Swedish Foreign Office
Russia
Sweden
Moroline Hair Tonic for Dry Itchy Scalp Relief
Moroline Hair Tonic offers relief from dry itchy scalp and helps remove loose dandruff flakes. Contains treatment claims of soothing scalp irritation and reducing flake buildup.
Named Deputy Exalted Ruler Appointment
Peole Powell was named district deputy exalted ruler of the Elks, representing the grand exalted ruler in the district. The appointment formalizes Powell as the regional leader within the fraternal order.
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Peole Powell
Elks
Amarillo Elks Leaders Return From New York Meeting
Charles E. Broughton named the new grand exalted ruler at the national gathering in New York. Texas West district includes Borger Amarillo Plainview Sweetwater Odessa and Childress. Amarillo delegates Henry Lyle and Dr. E W Cain attended the session and returned yesterday.
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Charles E. Broughton
New York
Mr. Powell
Amarillo Lodge
Texas West
Borger
Amarillo
Plainview
Sweetwater
Odessa
Childress
Amarillo Elks
Henry Lyle
E. W. Cain
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