Amarillo Globe-News Publication Details and Rates
The note lists founding date February 20 1924 and second class matter status February 20 1834 with Amarillo Texas postal details. It names The Globe News Publishing Co as publisher and editor in chief Wesley Izzard and John McCarty as assistant publisher. Subscription rates are shown for daily and Sunday editions by mail carrier or agent, plus in town carrier and Globe and News options with varying durations and prices.
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Poet
Amarillo Texas
Amarillo
Amerillo
Globe and News
Reading the Nation's Division and the Call for Unity
A commentary on persistent national discord highlights labor strife, government action threats, and segregation battles. It urges united effort against selfishness across government, economy, and community, warning that lack of unity threatens world peace. War Department caste system inquiry noted.
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Supreme Court
Whose Money Taft Warns About U S Debts and Exports
George E Sokolsky discusses Senator Tafts critique of lend lease and postwar commitments. He cites billions in dollar balances and resources shipped abroad with little chance of repayment, warning the United States cannot sustain such exports of wealth. He notes Bretton Woods and UNRRA outlays and questions long term solvency and impact on American living standards.
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Robert A. Taft
United States
Russia
Bretton Woods Fund
Bretton Woods Bank
UNRRA
Taft
Europe
Asia
Bernard Baruch
Nis
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Federal Germany Plan Pushes Western Federation Idea
A 1946 Tribune op ed argues to form a federation of western German states as a step by step plan to reconstruct Germany. It contends this can attract Soviet cooperation, avoid deadlock, and economically stabilize Western Europe while inviting Eastern participation.
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Soviet Union
Germany
Europe
Moscow
Ruhr
Soviet
Prussia
Schleswig- Holstein
Hamburg
Bremen
Luebeck
Hannover
Rhineland
Stuttgart
Western
New York Tribune Inc
The Dangers of Power in Leadership
Paul Mallon argues that power corrupts in all hands and destroys fairness. He cites Hitler Napoleon Caesar and Roosevelt as examples of leaders undone by overreaching authority in both domestic and international arenas.
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Hitler
Napoleon
Caesar
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Russia
Opposing Power and Unions Rise to Challenge Government
A critique argues that unchecked power in business and unions will lead to self destruction. It cites unions taxing the people, spending untaxed wealth, and threatening to defeat Truman and Congress. The piece warns against immunity from laws and calls for accountability and limits on organized groups.
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Roosevelt
Lewis
Truman
Congress
Whitney
Polk Street Professor on Father's Day Gift of Confidence
The piece celebrates fathers as providers and role models. It urges gifts that honor a father's steady work and family focus, with a simple vote of confidence from Mother and the kids as the most meaningful present. It envisions sons who are strong yet fair and daughters who resemble their mother in character.
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Father
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues Mixed
A readable OCR fragment lists across and down clues for a crossword puzzle with hints such as Governor of Pennsylvania and various short definitions. The grid references include horizontal clues like 1 7 and 13 14 15 while vertical clues cover rim cost and caution among others.
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Pennsylvania
Have Happy Feet Ease Corn Pain Removal
Advice on relaxing and softening a corn for simple removal using fingers. Practical tips for minimizing discomfort and enabling easier pre treatment handling.
Bee Brand Insect Spray Fog DDT Claims Relief
Dr Amos E Badertscher promotes Bee Brand Insect Spray with 1 DDT added to quickly kill flies and mosquitoes by fumigation. He advises closing doors and windows, using a hand spray gun for a 15 minute fog, then noting paralyzed insects die later from DDT. Bee Brand Powder also kills common pests and is safe for pets and children.
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Amos E. Badertscher
Santa Fe carloadings compare 1945 figures for week ending June 8
Santa Fe System carloadings for week ending June 8 totaled 27 395, down from 27 996 in 1945. Cars received from connections were 9 514 vs 16 263 in 1945. Total cars moved 36 909 vs 44 259 in 1945. Santa Fe handled 32 681 cars in the preceding week. In ancient days North Africa was called the granary of Rome.
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Santa FE
North Africa
Rome
Worry of False Teeth Slipping Prompted Quick Relief
Don’t be embarrassed by loose false teeth slipping or wobbling. Sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates for added comfort and security. It holds plates more firmly with no gummy taste and is alkaline. Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
Amarillo seen as business hub amid goods shortage
Parsons Daily Sun linotype operator C. J. Switzer and his wife visit Amarillo, noting the city as the center of commerce in the region. Switzer observes silk dresses, plastic pocketbooks, and men’s summer shoes available in Amarillo that he cannot find in Parsons, Kansas. Brazil's naming origins linked to local dye wood.
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Amarillo
C. J. Switzer
Parsons
Kan
Clovis
N. M
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Clark
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