Amarillo Globe historic publication and pricing notice
The Amarillo Globe, founded 1924, lists editorial staff and office in Amarillo Texas under the 1878 act. It details subscription rates for home delivery by carrier and mail, with distinct prices for evening and Sunday editions and regional delivery constraints.
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Time to Say Go Vote Editorial Urges Participation
A historical editorial argues that voting is a privilege and duty. It urges intelligent citizens to cast ballots, contrasts informed voters with neglectful ones, and notes many worldwide people lack free ballots. It frames voting as central to American democracy and a safeguard against tyranny.
Groping for Friendship by George E Sokolsky
The essay argues the United States is not an aggressor and warns against the great man theory of leadership. It contrasts American egalitarianism with European autocracy, recounts experiences with General Electric executives and Communist leaders, and stresses that national strength lies in the people’s education and opportunity rather than a few powerful figures.
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Valley of the Shadow by Alsop and Alsop
The Alsops warn that additions of P-29 groups to England and another carrier to the Mediterranean signal escalating tensions and the risk of a third world war. They note Washington bets against Kremlin leaders under current crisis, with Korea influencing odds and the danger intensifying as events unfold.
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Gallup Poll on Drinking Habits in the United States
A Gallup Institute survey of American adults finds about six in ten drink alcohol, with one in seven drinkers causing home trouble. Nearly one in six drinkers consume liquor daily, while about a quarter drink several times weekly. The report notes abstainers, daily and occasional drinkers, and broader implications for Prohibition attitudes and alcohol-related social issues.
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Polk Street Professor Says Men Benefit From Camping Trips
A Texas columnist recounts a fishing and camping night with Ray Moore of Clarendon to argue that husbands gain appreciation for home life after roughing it. He notes sleeplessness, rain, a stolen paddle, and a coarse night, concluding wives err to deny fishing trips.
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Crossword Puzzle Horizont. Re fect 1 6
Puzzle clues listed across and down for a crossword with numerous entries including Greek letters rivers and gods. The grid theme hints at linguistic notes and a mix of historical language references across multiple positions.
Trouble at Home Teen Letter Offers Advice
A high school girl, 19, seeks guidance as her mother monitors dating and mail. The columnist urges calm talks, trust, and practical steps like involving the mother, proving maturity, and inviting the boyfriend home to build understanding. Advice emphasizes privacy and mutual respect within family.
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Danger of weakest Western defenses prompts urgent call
Exaggerated warning that Western air power is the sole counterweight to the Red Army and its allies. The piece argues the Kremlin will exploit Yugoslavia and other gaps daily, and that Korea happened due to current military weakness. It urges rebuilding defenses to avert broader war and rebukes politicians blaming Yalta or China policy.
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Hospital at Lackland Restores Station Status
Reactivation orders return Lackland Air Force Base hospital from dispensary status to full station hospital. Maj. Gen. Charles W. Lawrence announced the move amid defense economy adjustments. Anne Margaret Whates of Birmingham England announced her engagement to T. B. Hutton, recalling her 1948 Oxford student vote as the girl men would jump into the river for.
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Itching First Application Ad for Blue Star Ointment
Advertisement claims Blue Star Ointment relieves eczema rash tetter ringworm pimples and scabies with one application. Promises money back if first use fails and urges repeat applications as needed to aid healing.
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