Globe News Publishing Company Advertises Rates and Masthead
The Globe News Publishing Company lists founding date February 20 1924 and an entry as second class matter, under the Amarillo Texas post office. It details publication evenings except Saturday and Sunday, combined with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday mornings, plus staff roles and subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe and News
Amarillo Platforms Plan Broad Civic Upgrades
The Globe lays out a city wide agenda including revising the city charter expanding limits and tax authority building a coliseum and new city hall improving traffic control and street cleaning expanding sports facilities and park spaces broadening water supply and hospital capacity making English Field an air terminal expanding cultural welfare and school facilities with higher teacher salaries.
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GLOBE
Amarillo
City Commission
Arpa
High Echo
English Field
Forgotten Women and the Fight to Aid Homemakers
A speech argues that millions of housewives face injuries and economic hardship similarly to veterans. It calls for safety measures and support programs modeled on veteran aid, warning that without help many women risk poverty and a drift toward communism amid economic downturns.
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Veteran's Administration
Stalin
Marx
Comintern
J. A. Kaus
Interior
Taft Health Bill Seeks Middle Way in Medical Care Plan
Taft offers a national health bill proposing $200 million a year for five years to aid states in medical care and $77 million for dental inspection and care. It would consolidate federal health agencies under a physician administrator and maintain established need to protect private practice while advancing research and inspection.
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Robert A. Taft
Taft
Senate
Ball
Smith and Donnell
American Medical Association
National Physicians Committee
Associated Newspapers
Dawn’s Pay Rise Illusion in Big Steel Plot
A satirical monologue depicts Benjamin Fairless pressuring miners’ pay as a strategic ploy to boost coal output for steel. It riffs on corporate power, Morgon investors, and fears of strikes while highlighting the iron wheel of industry and politics in 1947.
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Santa Claus
John L
John
Taft and Hartley
Benjamin Fairless
Fairless
Big Steel and Steel
Benjamin
Big Steel
House of Morgan
Mr. Fairless
McKeesport
Jawn
Kremlin
Europe
Joe
Mediterranean
Billy Rose
Poor Czechoslovakia and the Soviet Influence
George Sokolsky argues that Czechoslovakia became a Soviet satellite after World War II. He asserts the country lost free industry, became a bridge for Soviet power, and that its leaders and army are controlled by Moscow. He compares its fate to Hungary and Poland and recalls Jan Masaryk.
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Woodrow Wilson
Czechoslovakia
Thomas Masaryk
Edward Benes
Bohemia
Moravia
Slovakia
Ruthenia
Skoda
France
Europe
Munich
Hitler
Sudeten
Yalta
Potsdam
Red Army
Russia
Czecho
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
Yugo- Slavia
Tito
Trieste
Svoboda
London
Hungary
Austro-Hungarian
Austria
United States
Kremlin
Jan Masaryk
Poland
Yugoslavia
Finland
Polk Street Professor Sees Beyond Prairie Moonlight
A speaker muses on how two observers view the same landscape differently. One sees only sods and moonlight while the other imagines Coronado, Spaniards, the Seven Cities of Gold, and stakes marking a path. He recalls Staked Plains Estacado, Apaches, Billy Dixon, Mobeetie fort, cowboys, fence lines, and white faces amid grain.
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Coronado
Liano Estacado
Billy Dixon
Mobeetie
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Fragments
A list of crossword clues with numbers and partial entries covering various word lengths and wordplay. Includes hints like Pictured American ambassador to India and Short comedies along with scattered fragments and misprints.
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India
Pinata party honors Paul Shumate Jr with star shaped candy spree
A birthday party at 1400 West Nineteenth hosted by Mrs. Paul W. Shumate featured a aqua and dubonnet star shaped pinata. John Huddleston broke the pinata as children rushed for favors while guests and adults, including Gwen Hoskins and Maude Schilling, celebrated six year old Paul Jr. with cake and ice cream.
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Paul W. Shumate
West
Paul, Jr
John William Huddleston
Susie Schilling
Victor Wayne Shango
Bonita Joyce Bell
Kay Cobb
Ida Mae Swearengin
Skipper Cobb
Maurine
Sammy Bromert
Gwen Ann Hoskins
Bill Johnson
David Baily Shumate Paul, Jr
Morris Ray Watson Lands in Yokohama
Pvt Morris Ray Watson son of Mr and Mrs Ed Watson 1402 Washington landed at Yokohama Japan July 5 He has been in the Paratroopers since September and trained at Fort Knox Fort Bragg prior to enlistment he graduated Amarillo High School attended Amarillo College and Texas Tech Giant orioles of South America build nests that dangle six feet long.
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Yokohama
Morris Ray Watson
Ed Watson
Washington
Japan
Fort Knox
Ft. Bragg
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
Texas Tech
South America
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