Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo Evening Paper Rates
Factual notice of publication details for Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo Texas. It lists founding date February 20 1924 press classification second class matter and postal details with editor chief and business staff. Also includes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and mailing options.
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Paul Allingham
Manacer Grady Camp Shapenoens
Truman's grass roots tour tests support for reelection
President Truman opens a non political tour across key states from Chicago to Los Angeles visiting Stassen Dewey and Wallace strongholds. He delivers major speeches with informal remarks while gauging reaction and pressure to bolster his reelection bid amid a divided Democratic Party and Ike sentiment.
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Chicago
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Harold Stassen
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Seattle
Dewey Country
Oregon
Los Angeles
Berkeley
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Washington
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United States
Harry S. Truman
Ores
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
General Eisenhower
Time is on our side against Moscow says Connatry
Senator Tom Connally of Texas asserts the United States holds the initiative and warns Russia will lose more by delaying international agreements as they begin to recognize the shifting balance.
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Sen
Tom Connatry
Jeras
Wallace movement and Communist control under Wallace
Dorothy Thompson argues that Wallace ties to the Communist Party threaten American democracy. She cites a June convention draft claiming the party aims to shape Wallace into a Communist-led force, with Wallace as their tool. She warns that Wallace and his followers empower a fifth column and risk Fascism if democracies fail to suppress such influence.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Howdy Doody and the 1948 Presidential Flush
Billy Rose recalls comic legends and a 1948 NBC Howdy Doody presidential bid. The puppet’s campaign sparks mass kid support, a contract dispute, and a TV stunt-filled arc ending with Howdy’s face bandaged yet still drawing votes.
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Billy Rose
Replaced Persons By George F. Sokolsky
George F. Sokolsky argues after Israel’s establishment that 900000 displaced persons should find homes quickly, noting Britain’s intake and urging faster resettlement. He critiques lingering prejudice, praises integration efforts, and questions the injustice of the term displaced person in a just world.
Polk Street Professor Notes On Hair Myths And Beer Rinse
A narrator riffs on hair care beliefs among Dallas girls and locals. He jokes about beer rinses, inheritance of hair, hats blocking circulation, and fears of hair loss while admitting his own thinning hair and reluctance to try a Budweiser shampoo.
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Dallas
Frankie
Johnny
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues Listed
Puzzle clues cover across and down entries from pictured actor to preposition. Includes terms such as minor part form aid scrutinized proceedings male sheep opposed relatives diminutive suffix Hebrew deity parent atop calyx leaf flower mineral rock annoy cause pain laughing tantalum symbol compass Eve area measure high mountain forms consumed restrain Norse god in addition showed contempt guides walks curved Argue entry feline Kings legal eq av ant etc.
Camp Out Chores Share In Group Fun Or Not
A lively guide to hiking camp etiquette notes that everyone should share chores such as setting up camp bunk making meals and cleaning. It highlights examples Mary John and Mrs Smith as capable helpers while cautions that chaperones are guests and should not bear the bulk of drudgery.
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Cavalleria Rusticana
Laxe
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Mrs. Smith
Ten year old missionary and Titanic survivor dies in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City June 6 John A Rumpel a ten year old missionary linguist world traveler and survivor of the Titanic disaster died at the county farm here last night
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Oklahoma City
John A. Rumpel
Russian Curbs Hold Up Ruhr District Materials
In Dueseldorf German officials said Russian transport curbs in Berlin blocked vital Ruhr coal mine supplies. Berlin administrator Kling Hoefer reported goods valued at 35,000,000 to 45,000,000 reichs marks had piled up since April 1 amid the East West transport crisis.
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Ruhr
Duesseldorf
Germany
Berlin
Kling Hoefer
Congressman Owens Dies at Bethesda Naval Hospital
Rep. Thomas L. Owens of Chicago died at Bethesda Naval Hospital aged 50 after a heart attack on May 23. He had been stricken with the attack on May 23 and passed away on June 7.
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Thomas L. Owens
Chicago
Bethesda Naval Hospital
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