Amarillo Globe News details and subscription rates
The Amarillo Globe News publication details include founding date February 20 1924 post office classification second class matter and publishing schedule evenings except weekends with Sunday morning edition. It lists office address Sixth and Fillmore editor in chief Paul Allingham business manager and contact number plus old subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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The Globe's Platform for Amarillo Progress and Reform
A platform outlining goals to revamp the city charter build a coliseum and new city hall expand traffic control and downtown cleanup provide major sports facilities extend park and water planning add hospital facilities make English Field an air terminal grow small industries and support culture and education
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Imperial Hotel Tenants Resettle After Court Ordered Closure
In New York the 17 story Imperial Hotel at 32nd and Broadway was ordered closed as unsafe. 149 long term guests resisted eviction by law allowing overnight occupancy and were moved out at dawn by city workers. Red Cross and welfare groups then sought new housing for the displaced elderly residents.
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Imperial Hotel
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Red Cross
Tax Free Baby Sitters and the Working Mother Trend
The piece argues that many working mothers need affordable child care and supports tax deductions for baby sitter costs. It notes the rise of nonfamily sitters, even organized in cities, and cites a New York congressman proposing deductions, with broad calls for self reliance and international cooperation.
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New York
Britain Faces Debt Dilemma and Shifting Empire
George Sokolsky argues Britain's 1914 war costs led to a vast debt burdens and a transformed empire into a Commonwealth. He notes July 15 1947 sterling debt limits, US loan terms, and the tension between Britain’s need for new credits and scarce dollars while forecasting uncertain outcomes for India's independence path and British productivity.
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Edward Grey
England
India
Union of South Africa
Britain
United States
Great Britain
Features Syndicate
Gallup Poll Endorses Peacetime Draft Support
Princeton July 24 Congress nears adjournment two major actions gain wide backing raising minimum wage and peacetime military training survey shows 45.7 million in favor 11 million against 4.3 million not voting from 61 million eligible.
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Billy Rose and a Hollywood Dreamer at a Betrothal Party
The narrator tags a betrothal party for Eleanor and Hank with a psychiatrist guest who muses on why love happens beyond psychology. He recalls Eleanor fussing with her hair and a past Aquacade opening night as he juggles memories of showbiz life and romance.
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Dorothy Parker
Dr. Forst
Hollywood
Doc
Cleveland Exposition
Cupid's Secrets and Eleanor Holm Shine on Opening Night
The narrator applauds Eleanor Holm's stage ritual as she wears and adjusts her bathing cap before the pool. Her natural grace and intimate moment charm the 20,000 crowd, despite the coach's push for a faster routine. He invites her to supper backstage.
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Gertrude Ederle
Johnny Weismuller
Stubby Kreuger
Eleanor
Billy
Champ
Polk Street Professor Dream of a Passing Train
A narrator recalls being 15 feet underground at a wheat elevator as a through passenger train roars overhead. Inside the carriages a frightened girl starts a first job, a returning soldier feels out of place, a sorrowful woman returns home, and other travelers wrestle with truth, guilt, and memory before the ground quiets and the train departs.
Peacetime military training support across voter groups
A Institute survey shows 68 percent in favor of peacetime military training, with 27 percent opposed and 5 percent undecided. The poll highlights broad support across age, education, region, sex, and party, and notes opposition mainly from labor leaders rather than rank and file. It compares 1940 letters to Congress on the Selective Service Bill with modern public opinion, finding letters rarely reflect overall sentiment.
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Mrs J D Martin Returns Home After Visit
Mrs J D Martin of Rodeo New Mexico returns home after visiting her daughters Miss Bonnye Beth Baker and Mrs E C Cayton at 308 Mississippi. News Globe want ads get results.
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J. D. Martin
Rodeo
Bonnye Beth Baker
E. C. Cayton
Mississippi
News-Globe
Mrs Gunter Family Return From Colorado Vacation
Mrs Bessie V. Gunter and son Randy return with Mrs Ted Williams from a Colorado trip. Mrs Gene Gunter joined her husband in Boulder where he studies at the University of Colorado.
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Randy
East Fourteenth
Ted Williams
Monroe
Colorado
Gene Gunter
Boulder
University of Colorado
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