Amarillo Globe platform pledges city improvement themes
The paper outlines a city platform urging reforms in traffic control street cleaning and waste handling. It calls for a long range water study expanded library and cultural support and higher education investment. Public letters invite civic discussion with a weekly price for platform letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Kaiarlion
Smaphnas
Stelinmink Doof
XU Spovid Adreional
Foitiee
ENGI
Dramn End
Rewang Grorlop Poy
City Planning With Pains of Growth Across Amarillo
The piece argues major cities were not planned and use examples from Washington DC and Amarillo. It cites L Enfant's early capital layout, Jefferson’s population forecast, and Amarillo’s Auditorium as emblematic of outgrown infrastructure. It notes water, utilities, housing, and governance strain as populations rise. It closes with a quote from Dr. Sidney French about science advancing postwar.
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Washington
George Washington
L'Enfant
London
Europe
Thomas Jefferson
Amarillo
Woodross Wilson
Hagg
United States
Political Christmas in Britain and the Labor landslide
The piece argues the 1945 Labour victory mirrors the New Deal surge, with social programs and nationalization sweeping Britain. It notes a strong House majority, powerful unions, and a confident government pushing reforms like social benefits, pensions, and transport nationalization, while critics fear loss of checks and balance.
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London
United States
Roosevelt
Labor
Labor Party
House of Commons
Social Cains
Bank of England
House of Lords
Santa Claus
United Feature Dyndicate
Tac
Walter Lippmann on Attlee and India's Transfer of Power
Lippmann argues Attlee and Mountbatten achieved a peaceful British withdrawal from India by transferring authority to Indian leaders. He lauds the insistence on Indian self rule, predicts lasting global respect, and frames this as a rare, principled statesmanship moment.
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Mr. Attlee
Lord Mountbatten
India
Mr.Attlee
Britain
Gottert
Mr. Attive
Wacte
Great Britain
Attlee
Songment
N.Y
Major Morgan offers two tens for a Billy Rose column
A brash Major Timoty Morgan barters for a Billy Rose column, proposing a piece about New York as the biggest hick town. The conversation wades through literature, Broadway, Antigone, and payoffs, ending with a promise of a future interview for twenty dollars in next Tuesday's paper.
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Timoty Morgan
Morgan
Byron
Burns
Beury
Shakespeare
Mermaid’s Tavern
Samlet
New York
Smith Brothers
Dooley
George Ade
McIntyre
Benjamin
Franklin
Cleveland
AFL
Sophocles
Acropolis
Polymelees
Timothy
Whistler
Billy Rose
Judy Canova Narrates Aunt Minnie Tale From Polk Street
Polk Street Professor Judy Canova recounts Aunt Minnie’s cosmetic mishap after a plastic surgeon facial procedure. The tale widens into a mix of humor about talkative troublemakers and preacher’s kids, with reflections on marriage and household duties over two decades.
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Judy Canova
Minnie
Tve
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed Across and Down
A grid of crossword clues lists horizontal items with numbers and word lengths and vertical clues cross referenced. Entries include names like Dr lb Relict and terms such as Indian timber tree and universal language, with several inexact spellings and misprints to resolve.
Plan Industry Relations Clinic in Panhandle Texas
An industrial relations clinic hosted by the Texas Manufacturers Association will take place June 27 at the Herring Hotel. William EB. R. Smith chairs the Panhandle Chapter Industrial Relations Panel, with R. Clements of Amarillo as chairman, R. A. Young of Dumas as vice-chairman, and F. W. Wallace of Amarillo as secretary. A Shetland foal, 18 inches high, was recently born in London.
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Texas
Texas Manufacturers Association
Herring Hotel
TMA
Panhandle
William EB. R. Smith
Tam. R. Clements
Amarillo
R. A. Young
Dumas
F. W. Wallace
London
Contracts Set On Mail Lines In Amarillo Area
Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi announced bids for two Amarillo star routes are already taken by the Post Office. Proposals for the remaining two routes due July 1, with contracts effective July 1 to June 30, 1951. Route 5072p Amarillo to Pampa awarded to Paul R. Ashby. Amarillo to Spearman won by Ray Love and Troy Love. Remaining routes are Amarillo to Borger and Amarillo to Lubbock.
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Amarillo
Post, Office Department
W. D. DeGrassi
Borger
Panhandle
Philips
Lubbock
Tulsa
Happy
Kress
Canyon
Plainview
DeGrassi
Paro Ointment touted for fast pile relief
An advertisement extols Paro Ointment for quick relief of simple piles with pain itching and itching relief plus lubrication of dry skin and swelling reduction. It markets tubes and perforated applicator for easy use and includes tins.
Suppositories Promoted for Personal Use at Drugstores
When your doctor prescribes suppositories for your particular case ask him about Pozo Suppositories. Get them in handy bores of 14 at all drugstores only 80 cents.
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Amarillo Globe
Gabe Pant
J. Wl
Amarillo Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Fulmorze
Gene Howe
Wesley 5. Izgard - Orev
Paul Allingham
O. Cianornl
Bill. Cunningham
Walter Lippmann
Polk Street
Virginia
Apawe
Tod
Posste
Inga
Arvad
B.f.goodrich
Ant
Cal Farley
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk
Panhandle Lumber
Pickle
Etoo
MNIGH
Sre
Antin
NCE
Ieee BF
Police
Wim
Cookie
the Ath
sanDy
Laie
Ted Veo
Wy Ouest
Albuquerque
New Mexico
West Central Street
Millers Modern Motor Court
Archie B. Thigpen
J. E. Hornbuckle
OS Federal Securities Building
Lincoln, Nebraxta
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