Amarillo Globe News publication details and rates
The Amarillo Globe News outlines publication details including founders and staff like Gene Howe and Wesley Izard, listing office location at Sixth and Fillmore and management roles. Subscription rates are provided for daily and Sunday editions, with prices for various periods and formats.
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Amarillo
Texas
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Te Grady Camp
Skye
Paul Allingham
Globe and News
The Irish problem and the census forecast
A Dublin note cites the Irish census bureau claiming 977 colleens per 1,000 Irish men, predicting equal male and female counts by 2000. The piece wryly notes the law of probability and the improved forecasting of Irish fighting qualities, with no world shaking revelations.
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Dublin
Emerald Island
Irish Census Bureau
When is death by own action justified
A 1950 King Features Syndicate meditation on suicide sparked by a New York model's death. The author contrasts personal despair with a wedding coverage, citing Beethoven and Franklin to argue life gains meaning through helping others and doing good deeds.
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New York
Elizabeth ‘Taylor
Ludwig von Beethoven
Beethoven
Benjamin Franklin
Richard
Peace Offensive and Soviet Russia Critique
George E. Sokolsky argues the so called peace offensive by Soviet Russia targets the United States and Western Europe during peacetime. He contends the UN secretary general and Dean Acheson enable Soviet aims by pressuring for appeasement and shifting China into Soviet control while warning the plan seeks a Soviet victory rather than genuine peace.
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Russia
United States
Western
Europe
Dean Acheson
Soviet Russia
Stalin
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Soviet
Lie
China
Security Council
Free Community of Nations
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A YIP YIP FOR MOON PITCHERS
The author notes a shift from TV to film, praising six Hollywood titles and contrasting cinema with television. He cites Annie Get Your Gun The Asphalt Jungle Father of the Bride The Next Voice You Hear and discusses budgets prestige and performance. He plans to keep watching movies at the neighborhood theater while TV cannot yet match cinema.
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Groucho Marx
Spencer Tracy
Elizabeth Taylor
Dore Schary
Hollywood
Radio City Music Hall
Metro
Moon
Spiders
Lie’s Moscow visit exposes stalled hopes for peace
Joseph Alsop argues Trygve Lie’s confidential Moscow report reveals failed aims to end the cold war. He notes Lie’s praise of Stalin’s health, demands from the Kremlin for a German settlement, and a Munich-like path for Western Europe, with Asia ambitions backing Moscow. The piece questions Lie’s neutrality and the UN chief’s openness to a practical settlement.
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Washington
Europe
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Moscow
Lie
London
Paris
Stalin
Joe
Kremlin
UN Security Council
Soviet Union
Politburo
Mands
Molotov
Vishinsky
Berlin
Germany
Munich
Asia
Communist Party
Herald Tribune
Dun & Bradstreet Food Price Index Drops in New York
The Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food price index fell to 5.94 this week from 6.00, marking its first decline in eight weeks in New York.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Carnation Craft Rose From Tissues Says Mary Stuyvesant
A simple DIY rose using two soft cleansing tissue sheets a paper clip and lipstick enables a faux carnation to brighten a white blouse or dark top. Mary Stuyvesant, the grooming consultant, demonstrates folding tears creating a four layered blossom with a centered clip and lipstick-flushed edges.
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Vivian Brown
Mary Stuyvesant
Polk Street Professor Warns Modern Conveniences Go Too Far
A speaker mocks how modern gadgets like a stove clock can fuel conflict at home. He notes his wife uses the timer to order chores, causing tension and verbal blows when bells ring. He argues progress has limits and you can overuse conveniences.
Crossword Puzzle Answers and Clues Summary
The page lists a crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues covering landmarks, languages, astronomy, chemistry, and geography. It includes definitions for words such as trumpet, osseous, and sloth, plus a set of abbreviations and a museum reference, inviting solver participation across multiple categories.
Farley Nominated by New York Young Democrats for Governor
The New York State Young Democrats chose James A. Farley for governor in the November race at a convention in New York. The Times reported Farley was receptive to the bid and could campaign if Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. enters the race. Farley, 62, led Roosevelt's early campaigns and has held posts as postmaster general and Democratic chairman in the past.
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New York
James A. Farley
New York State
Farley
New York Times
Thomas E. Dewey
the Times
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
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Crazy Water Crystals Ad Promises Natural Relief
Mrs. Alfie Jetton of Waco recalls Crazy Water in bottles by the case and touts Crazy Water Crystals for long relief from headaches stomach troubles and body aches. The ad claims natural benefits and urges readers to try the product for improved elimination and well being.
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Alfie Jetton
Austin Ave
Waco
Mrs. Jetton
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