Am fulfilling Amarillo Globe subscription details 1924
The Amarillo Globe in 1924 announces office details, editorial staff, and subscription rates for Evening and Sunday, Morning, and Mail subscriptions. It lists publisher Wreley Urbard, editor Paul Allingham, general manager Grady Camp, and rates within and beyond 150 miles.
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Saikedeet
Amarillo
Texas
Beedey
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Ge'ivare Service i
Rcanenn
War Wealth and the Cost of Prosperity
An editorial argues that wealth from past wars proved fragile and warns against profiteering during current conflict. It contends that ambitious wealth accumulation risks defeat and that true value lies in essentials like food clothing and shelter. If victory is achieved, freedom for humanity remains the only lasting profit.
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Texas
Realism and the War Power in U S Government
George E. Sokolsky argues that American realism must preserve government form even in war. He critiques Hoover Commission plans, warns of centralization, and predicts widening military policing under UN actions, with costs borne by American taxpayers. He cites Korea and potential global commitments, urging prudent policy.
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Congress
Hoover Commission
Hoover
Sen
George W. Malone
Nevada
Manchuria
Siberia
Korea
Indo-China
Iran
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Greece
West Germany
United Nations
King Feature Ind. Inc
Alice in Wonderland echoes on Einstein and doubt
The author compares Albert Einstein’s grand ideas to Wonderland whimsy, noting foolishness in some views. He recalls the scene where Alice finds a bottle labeled Drink Me and ponders caution, labels, and the danger of unknown contents as a metaphor for scientific overreach.
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Lewis Carroll
Albert Einstein
Russia
Mad Hatter
Einstein
Alice
Aesop
King Feesures Syn
Counting the Cost of Truman’s Army Navy and Air Force Push
Joseph and Stewart Alsop assess President Truman’s 10 billion dollar defense request as only the first installment. They estimate Johnson’s economy reduced Navy power by about 30 percent and argue 4 to 5 billion more is needed for Air Force expansion to 70 groups, with 2 to 3 billion for Army. They warn total 14 billion could be required this year, with 4 billion waste, and criticize Johnsonian cuts as costly and wasteful.
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Harry Trumban
Truman
Congress
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Korea
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Air Force
Joseph Collins
Navy
Army
East Good
Let's Explore Your Mind and Exam Tips
A compact review of reading ability and intelligence tests notes reading depends on training, not just IQ. Lester Wheeler of the University of Miami finds bright students may read poorly. a booklet on reading could aid students’ careers. Also discussed are sex conduct views on campus, and a profile of an authoritarian personality type described by California social psychologists.
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Lester Wheeler
University of Miami
M. G. Burnett
Marquette University
California
Want to Learn Self Control Booklet by Dr Wiggam
An illustrated booklet explains how feelings and emotions affect mind and body and provides steps to master them and gain self confidence. It sells for 15 cents and requires a stamped self addressed return envelope. Copyright by John F. Dille Co.
Polk Street Professor on aging and baseball memories
A humor piece recounts aging in a light tone. The narrator jokes about his wife’s aging habits and senility, then recalls his own slowing reflexes when trying to chase a fastball at age 35. He finds relief in accepting aging and imagines attending a game from the bleachers rather than playing.
Crossword Puzzle Question and Clues
A historical crossword puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with numbers. Contains items like Greek island, polished terms, and various wordplay prompts. Reads as a grid placeholder with entries such as 13 ripped again and 39 fasten while referencing common crossword terms and abbreviations.
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Sicily
Summer pastimes for the teen reader
Elinor Williams outlines hundreds of summer activities for teens across five broad types. Collection, activities, sports, learning, and arts and crafts offer options like archery, archaeology, biology, tie-dyeing, leatherwork, and model making to fill two months of free time.
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Elinor Williams
America
McNaught Syn. Inc
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