Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. The editorial and business leadership includes Gene Howe as Editor in Chief and Grady Campbell as Business Manager. Subscriber rates are listed for daily, Sunday, and combined Globe and News service, with annual and short-term options.
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Amarillo
Texas
Paul Allingham
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Globe and News
Amarillo Adopts Rookie Police School Plan
Amarillo to establish a rookie police school to reduce turnover. An expert from Houston briefs officials, with classes at Amarillo College. Recruits will be on half pay during training, then take a final exam for full pay as full-time officers.
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City Commission
Sid Harper
Houston
Amarillo College
Amarillo
Peace treaty with Japan not needed now says Sokolsky
George E. Sokolsky argues against a Far East peace conference with Japan, warning it could complicate Asia, weaken General MacArthur, and endanger U.S. defense in the Western Pacific. He outlines two paths to peace and cites British policy, Schuman plan implications, and Dulles’s Japan talks, asserting MacArthur’s stance will guide public opinion.
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Japan
MacArthur
Western Pacific
Alaska
Far East
Soviet Russia
China
Russia
Soviet China
United States
Korea
United Nations
Great Britain
Dean Acheson
Congress
Schuman
Pacific
Commonwealth
India
Douglas MacArthur
Yukio Ozaki
American Council On
Singapore
State Department
John Foster Dulles
General MacArthur
Republican Party
Dulles
State
Defense Departments
King Feature Syn. Inc
Leaders Speak on Russia Aid and Liberty in Postwar Debates
A collection of quotes from US officials and experts on Soviet exclusion, foreign aid, inflation, the Marshall Plan, and nuclear energy. Notable voices include Warren R. Austin, Robert Tarr, Herbert Hoover, Frank Costello, Bernard Baruch, Paul G Herrman, George Smathers, Claude Pepper, and Dr Lee DuBRince, reflecting Cold War era debates and policy tensions.
In Love at First Sight You Need Second Sight
Quotation by actor Van Hern cautions that quick romance requires deeper perspective and continued discernment. The remark frames love as a tempting instant that benefits from prudent second thoughts.
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Actor van Hern
Billy Rose and Rudy Bing on Met talent search
New York columnist Billy Rose mocks Rudolf Bing Metropolitan Opera chief on Europe talent hunt and Broadway methods. He riffs on Flagstadt hire, domestic talent, and Bing’s prior approaches while noting Kanin Webster Kaye and Hammerstein links.
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New York
Paris
Rudolf Bing
Metropolitan Opera House
Europe
Billy Rose
Met
Bing
Rose
Mr. Bing
Groucho Marx
Rudy
Herr Direktor
Kirsten Flagstadt
No. 1
Opera House
Filadelfia
Germany
Philadelphia
Marian Anderson
Atlantic
Herman Bing
Flagstadt
Fire
Melchair
Mebbe
Garson Kanin
Margaret Webster
Danny Kaye
Oscar Hammerstein II
Times Square
la Scala
The Razors Edge and French Recovery in Cold War Policy
Joseph Alsop argues that a Communist front in Europe promotes a broad petition for abolishing atomic weapons, while anti Communist intellectuals push for neutrality. France’s recovery must grow before shouldering larger Atlantic defense costs, or risk political strain and a pushback against postwar plans.
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Partisans of Peace
Cominform
Europe
Juliot Curie
Stockholm
Paris
London
New York
Moscow
Beuve- Mery
le Monde
Gilson
Communist Party
Communist Trades Unions
United States
So You Think It's Love Love Test Booklet From Public Affairs
The Public Affairs Committee Inc releases a booklet titled So You Think It's Love offering tests to gauge real love beyond first sight. Author Ralph G Eckert of California's Bureau of Adult Education defines love as a growing total feeling assessed through time separation and companionship.
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Public Affairs Committee, Inc
East 38Th Street
New York
Ralph G. Eckert
Parent Education
Bureau of Adult Education
State of California
McNaught, Syn. Inc
Polk Street Professor Encourages Balanced Living Sermon
Rev. Leon Hill spoke at a Sanborn School luncheon for teachers, urging resilience in the modern era. He shared humorous anecdotes about a tired boy and an elderly groom, then outlined six desires of men and urged adults to help children. His message blended humor with uplift, praising good parenting and education.
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Leon Hill
Sanborn School
Reverend Hill
Hill
Diving Bird Puzzle Clues Across Horizontal and Vertical
A word puzzle blends clues for many items such as the Greek goddess Iris and the Dawn goddess Eos, plus terms like lariet and amber. The grid includes references to Indian weights, Japanese terms, and a list of animals and plants.
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America
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