Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe News details publication schedule and staff and lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with yearly and short-term options. The notice records ownership by The Globe News Publishing Co and a long-standing posting history in Amarillo, Texas.
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The Globe's Platform for Amarillo Progress and Growth
Platform pledges revise the city charter to broaden representation and expand limits, build a coliseum and new city hall, and tighten traffic control. Proposals include downtown cleanup, sports facilities, park expansion, water study, hospital facilities, English Field as a passenger hub, small industry development, cultural welfare, and expanded school facilities with higher teacher salaries.
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English Field
Experimental wheat farm study at Panhandle Plains plan
Negotiations to transfer wartime project from War Assets Administration to A&M and Texas Tech include leasing farm lands to former tenants for wheat production. The effort aims to create an experimental station teaching tactical farming, with students using college lands to grow crops or raise beef cattle.
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Moral battle frames voluntary associations over police power
Governor Dewey warns that free informed men stand stronger than coercive crowds while Hoover advocates universal military training to stabilize world opinion. MIT president Dr Kant Z Compton adds perspective.
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New York
Kant Z. Compton
MIT
Letter on funds and future gifts sparks debate in Boston
A reader denounces a recent remark about the George Robert White fund as levity and argues against restricting gifts to colleges. The writer recalls English bequests that funded churches and schools, praising flexible endowments that endure and grow. A rebuttal accuses the author of seeking architect fees, noting the letterhead carries an architecture firm's name.
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Paris conference on Marshall plan faces scarce European resources
Sumner Welles notes that 16 nations will present balance sheets showing limited surplus resources for a European pool. He warns Kremlin opposition may block Polish coal and Eastern European food, intensifying American aid needs and prompting debate over boosting German coal and steel production. The plan to expand occupation zones' industry was paused after French protests and British hesitance until the Paris report.
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Congress
Why don't you put me on the payroll
Maj Timothy Morgan challenges a writer about protection from swindlers and jokes about money and loyalty. The conversation shifts to horse racing as Morgan probes the writer’s take on risk and experience.
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Sixth Avenue
Sucker's Game Ends With Grifter Outwitted
In a Midtown scam, a con artist bets on horse races using a Racing Form and telephones a reporter for results. The plan collapses as the mark pays out then discovers the picket-line signaling system. the swindler pockets only 20 dollars plus 10 for expenses, funded by a strike fund.
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Sixth Avenue
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England
Billy Rose
Polk Street Professor Tells of a Long Ago Car Sale
An elderly storyteller recalls a tale of a man with no trade in buying a new car after salesmen courted him. The narrative highlights test drives, the time payment plan, and waiting two days for the desired color before the purchase. It ends with a bedtime dismissal about the distant past.
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German policy following war threatens European reconstruction
The piece argues that failure to secure a four power German policy harms Western Europe. It cites French fears of Anglo American policy, Communist influence, and U S stalled unity. It urges international control of the Ruhr and alignment with France to sustain peace and rebuild Europe.
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France
Washington
Mr. Molotov
Paris
Foreign Office
United States
Europe
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Hitler
Pearl Harbor
Ruhr
Western
Clay
German policy and industry promise future French safety
A brief note reflects on long range German policy and industry level as a basis for France to gain assurance of future security. The passage accompanies wartime analysis weighted toward strategic stability and postwar planning.
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Santa Fe Carloadings Rise in Week Ended July 26
The Santa Fe System reported week ending July 26 carloadings of 32,951, up from 29,461 a year earlier. Connections delivered 11,998 cars, vs 11,490 in 1946. Total cars moved reached 44,949, compared with 40,951 in 1946, and prior week totals were about 43,000 cars.
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