Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo operations and rates
The Globe News Publishing Co. in Amarillo Texas operates as a Sunday companion to The Amarillo Daily News and lists staff including GENF HOWE WESLEY IZZARD and PAUL ALLINGHAM. Subscription rates are stated: daily and Sunday 1 year $10.80 or $19.80 for Globe and News, with other term options and weekly pricing.
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Globe Platform Proposals for Amarillo Urban Betterment
The Amarillo Globe outlines a 13 point platform for city improvement including charter revision, expanded city limits, traffic system upgrades, downtown cleanup, new sports facilities, park expansion and a permanent water supply study. It also calls for more hospital facilities, English Field as an air terminal, support for small industries, and expanded cultural welfare activities with teacher salary raises. The paper invites readers to submit a 500 word letter to The Platform Editor by Saturday noon for a prize.
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Prayer prompts Senate to slow down amid busy times
Reverend Peter Marshall asks the Senate to slow life to reflect and live meaningfully. Opinion notes on speed, daily living, and the dangers of rushing to disaster accompany comments from officials on housing, jobs, and policy, with cautions about illiteracy, health, and food costs.
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Need Know-How Keighley and Britain’s labor puzzle
Bill Cunningham surveys Keighley England amid Britain's textile machinery push and labor shortage. He notes 700,000 unemployed with 26,000 in Liverpool, factory managers craving workers, coal and steel, plus export pressures delaying domestic machinery. He also visits Leeds and London, observes the Duke of Windsor’s luxury estate near London, and reflects on Britain’s shift from castles to schools and hospitals amid energy constraints.
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Hate and the Hater in Czechoslovakia
Dorothy Thompson argues hate distorts national identity in postwar Czechoslovakia where mixed languages and minorities faced Czech dominance. She notes German-speaking enclaves near the Sudeten region and the unasked wish of Sudeten Germans to avoid attachment to Prague.
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Billy Rose Warns Johnny Away From Broadway Midway Advice
In a 1947 unsigned column Billy Rose urges Johnny Bowers to pursue show business on the midway rather than Broadway. He contrasts carnival promoters with top writers and producers, argues midways earned billions yet stay humble, and advises investing in a lasting amusement venture, not a Broadway marquee.
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Polk Street Professor On Runin Boards And Cars
A humorous piece describes a man’s trouble with modern cars lacking runnin boards. He recalls bumping his legs, biting pipe stems, and misjudging entry in darkness. He jokes about neon rims and entering from a ramp as safer options.
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues List
A dense crossword puzzle grid list including horizontal clues 1 5 through 53 and vertical clues 1 2 through 45 with many partial words and abbreviations for Danish wr thread ho showered consu med bridge hok bay South Ame can rodent German rive Greek letter expunge change Happen ag visitor Near ab exists screen Ermine Weary Strained European river Gazelles Reckon Tumor Incapable Jewel Cold wind Different Resting places Couple Vertical clues cover Emetic Negative Obtained To the sheltered side Nomad Contest Compete Any Remove Gaze fixedly Fruit pl Mimicker North lati tude Secretes Amphitheater Wild ass Flower Seethe Insect ab Short bark Separated Fume Strayed Feed cattle Boat paddles for hire Bachelor of Pack Arts ab Spill over She now lives alphabet Anent Salutation
Czechs destroy Goethe and Schiller memorials in Carlsbad
A reader recounts the destruction of Goethe and Schiller monuments in Carlsbad by Czechs. The piece argues against equating language or national symbols with the ethics of individual writers and criticizes the misuse of anti Hitler sentiment in national costume.
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16 Teeth At One Year Becomes Talk Of Beaumont
In Beaumont W P Jesse David Self NT leads youngsters of a year with 16 teeth, doctors say a two year old typically has that many. In Murphysboro Ill Jimmy Gallo three years old is dubbed The Bubble Gum Rig after doctors found two large wads of rubbery gum causing his pain misdiagnosed as appendicitis.
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