Amarillo Globe details and subscription rates
The Amarillo Globe announces its publication details, contact lines, and office presence with pricing across home delivery and mail plans. It notes its status as an independent Democratic newspaper and its aim to publish news impartially while supporting what it believes are rightful political positions.
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Goneral
Ofobe News Publishing Company
Gisas Matter
Amarillo
Unday
Malil
Sue AO
Amarillo Globe
Peears
Touring Texas could bind Amarillo to the state more
A Daily News essay urges a state tour for Amarillo residents to see downstate Texas. The writer argues many locals have little knowledge of San Jacinto Sabine Pass and the Alamo and that a statewide tour would deepen appreciation, crossing regional divides and strengthening ties.
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San Jose
Cal
Amarillo
Panhandle Plains
New Mexico
Colorado
Liberty
San Jacinto
Sabine Pass
Texas
Austin
Yalta and Kaesong A History Lesson for the West
Joseph and Stewart Alsop argue that the Yalta bargain was sound if not for Western folly and Stalin's mixed promises. They trace Stalin's pressure on Mao and Tito, the failure of coalition plans, and warn that Western demobilization could doom peace. The piece ends urging renewed Western strength amid Kaesong warnings.
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Yalta
Roosevelt
Stalin
Manchuria
Siberia
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Chiang
Chungking
T. V. Soong
Patrick Hurley
Moscow
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Chinese Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Hurley
Marshal Tito
Peter
Tito
Mao
America
Soviet Union
Kaesong
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Find Your Place in the Vineyard Says AvuGHEY
A church sermon urges every member of the Church of Christ to accept a role and obey the Saviour's command to "Go work in my vineyard" warning that disobedience risks losing the faith's reward.
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Church of Christ
Avughey
Treaty With Japan Irreversible Policy For Asia Crisis
George E. Sokolsky argues the Dulles treaty with Japan should be signed and ratified without partisan delay to fortify Asia, viewing a Japanese base as a counter to Soviet influence. He cites Hongkong Standard on Korea, Moscow aims, and warns of possible Chinese invasion plans. notes Japan’s postwar influence in China and Chinese hunger as a driver of unrest.
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Japan
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Hongkong Standard
Korea
South Korea
Russia
United Nations
Republic of Korea
Moscow
Peking
State Department
San Francisco
Asia
Sun Yatsen
Wang Ching-wei
Sun Yat-sen
China
Manchuria
MacArthur
Ridgway
Burma
Siam
Thailand
Mind and heredity insights in Wiggam panel
Dr. Albert Wiggam hosts a discussion on human relations and cooperation tracing love from biology to society. It notes Mendel’s law, a beginner-friendly heredity book, and Dr. Levine’s remark on multiple blood systems and the future of blood typing for identification.
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Ashley Montagu
Mendel
Bernice L. Neugarten
Science Research Associates
Sc. Wabash
Chicago
Phillip Levine
American Academy of Science
Coupyright
John PF. Dille
Neighborhood handkerchief shower honors Mrs Susie Lea
Mrs Tom Boren hosted a neighborhood party at 1506 Clover Drive for Mrs Susie Lea of Mississippi mother of Dutch Lea. Attendees included Mrs Katherine Riddle, Mrs Rena Robertson, Mrs Maude Dunn, Mrs Art Querry, Mrs Bill Lea, Mrs Dutch Lea, Mrs Blanche Anglund, Mrs Jack Smith, Mrs Fred Cornelius, Mrs Bob Brown, Mrs J L Bagwell, Mrs Charles E Ellis, Mrs Byron Peters, and Mrs Jacob Gruber. A handkerchief and bandana hung on a stick as party décor. An anecdote recalls a Dallas visit by Howard Kenyon and his wife with their two month old son.
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Tom Boren
Clover Drive
Susie Lea
Mississippi
Dutch Lea
Dental Laboratory
Katherine Riddle
Rena Robertson
Maude Dunn
Art Querry
Bill Lea
Blanche Anglund
Jack Smith
Fred Cornelius
Bob Brown
J. L. Bagwell
Charles E. Ellis
Byron Peters
Jacob Gruber
Howard Kenyon
Dallas
John Kenyon
Rupert Andrews
Dale
Rupert
Greta Garbo
Crossword Puzzle On The Air Waves
Horizontal clues include Depicted quizmaster and Reiterate with terms like Sea nymph and Compass pointing to puzzle entries. Vertical hints cover Joke, Unclosed, Bye Scots, and River barrier while weaving through a standard themed crossword format with across and down answers.
High school girl offers tips to improve dating success
A letter from Tam, nearly 17, advises on increasing popularity with boys through manners, listening, and shared activities. She notes boys often seem rude or dull and suggests double dates, joining dances, and social clubs to meet better matches.
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Tam
Elinor Williams
McNaught Syn., Inc
His Ache a Pain To the Judge Too
Cumberland Maryland July 24 a drunk defendant on his 15th offense this year blamed two aching jaw teeth as his real trouble. He told Police Court Magistrate J Milton Dicky whiskey was his best pain killer. The magistrate suspended six months jail on condition the man has his two aching teeth yanked.
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Cumberland
J. Milton Dick
Restored Japan Seen as Factor in China's Affairs
The passage argues that a restored and independent Japan would significantly influence China’s affairs, praising China’s capable men and noting the era around 1951 as a King Features Syndicate item. The tone reflects postwar geopolitics and the potential regional impact of Japan’s political status.
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Japan
China
King Features
Watermelons Big In This Man's Town
S. L. Funderburk, a carpenter at Amarillo Air Force Base, praises Nashville Arkansas watermelons in the annual Watermelon Festival. A 195 pound giant will be on display this Wednesday, much larger than typical festival melons weighing 109 to 125 pounds.
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S. L. Funderburk
Amarillo Air Force Base
Nashville
Ark
Punderburk
Buchanan
One in Five Have Cars in US Detroit
European origins aside the United States shows one passenger car for every five people, a ratio far higher than the rest of the world where one car serves 231 persons.
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Detroit
Europe
United States
British Labor Leaders Clash Over Policy At Scarborough
London July 24 A clash between Prime Minister Attlee's labor government and Aneurin Bevan's dissidents deepens as local Labour units protest rising living costs and the size of rearmament. Preliminary conference resolutions at Scarborough October 1 to 5 show Bevan supporters seek policy control and warn rearmament harms socialist aims. A conference committee will consolidate the motions, with 134 on wages prices and profits signaling broad hardship and welfare state concerns.
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London
Attlee
Aneurin Bevan
Britain
Scarborough
Washington
Labor
Bevan
P & 26
210 Cars Haul 63 Million Dozen Eggs
It would take about 210 railroad freight cars to carry enough dried eggs to equal 63 million dozen eggs in shell form. The fact highlights the vast production scale of dried eggs in Milwaukee reports.
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Milwaukee
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