Amarillo Globe News publication details and rates
Founded February 20 1924 the Amarillo Globe News explains its publishing schedule as evening except Saturdays and Sundays and lists personnel including Publisher Gene Howe General Manager Paul Allingham and Grady Camp. It details subscription rates for Daily and Sunday and Globe and News editions with annual and monthly pricing.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe~News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Bea
Wesley
Paul Allingham
Grady
Camp
Coche
Renee
Globe and News
Campaign Stimulant in Texas Primaries
The dispute between State Agriculture Commissioner J F McDonald and the Democratic executive committee over ballot inclusion could spark a hot primary season. If the Texas Supreme Court orders his name on the ballot the issue centers on party loyalty versus individual voter choice. Alternatively a ruling to keep him off would challenge court intervention.
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J. F. McDonald
Democratic Executive Committee
McDonald
Texas
Lone Star
Texas Supreme Court
Replacing Highway Signs With New Population Counts
Taxpayers may face hidden costs from the federal census as towns must replace outdated highway signs with current population figures. In Texas many municipalities will not come out even with last census, making sign replacement a sizable expense given current lumber prices.
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Texas
Would you find doctor guilty in Horton will case
A millionaire father schemes to punish his son by a forged will witnessed by a doctor. The plan backfires as the father dies and funds a medical research center. The column asks jurors to judge whether the doctor’s role constitutes murder.
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Andrew Horton
Jay Gould School
Andrew, Jr
Madison Avenue
Truman crusade program risks bankruptcy says Tarr
Senator Rupert A. Tarr of Ohio accuses the Truman crusade plan of promising universal benefits and funding with government money, warning it will wreck the United States and lead to bankruptcy.
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United States
Rupert A. Tarr
Ohio
War and peace quotes from postwar leaders
A collection of brief statements from Truman Adenauer Eisenhower, and other officials. The quotes touch on government, democracy, and international relations in the early Cold War era. The remarks include calls for opposition to one party rule, reflections on German responsibility for World War II, and debates over labor law reform.
Hard Row for Republicans to Gain Senate Control
Stewart Alsop argues the Republicans face a steep hurdle in senatorial elections as they must net seven seats to take outright control of the Senate, a goal deemed crucial yet unlikely if they fall short.
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Washington
Senate
Political outlook for Senate control in 1952 race
George E. Sokolsky argues the Senate in 1952 hinges on a net gain of five Republican seats. He warns that without this shift, even a strong Republican presidential victory won’t prevent a partisan confrontation with a Democratic Senate.
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Senate
Railroads Face Regulation and Tax Policy Challenge
The piece argues American railroads, once pride of the nation, now compete with autos, trucks, planes, and must resist overregulation and taxation. It cites Martin W. Clement on regulation becoming a super‑management, subsidy dynamics with airlines and mail, and the risk of government ownership. It contrasts capitalism and socialism, notes British fears of a socialist pool, and explains Senate election dynamics shaping Republican prospects in 1952.
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Martin W. Clement
Pennsylvania Railroad
ICC
Clement
New York Central Railroad
United States
Soviet
Russia
Schuman
Coal and Steel Pool
King Peatures Syn Inc
Amarillo Globe political notes on Senate races
The Amarillo Globe discusses national Senate contest implications with mention of Dworshak in Idaho Capehart in Indiana and Millikin in Colorado as worry points for the unimpeachably virtuous Donnell Republican bets to capture Democratic seats include the Duff Myers contest in Pennsylvania and Missouri campaigns.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Binaggio
Donnell
Dworshak
Idaho
Capehart
Indiana
Millikin’s
Colorado
Ledger
Duff-Myers
Pennsyl
Missouri
Senate Outlook: Republicans Claim Early 1952 Safe States
The piece argues a practical hope for Senate control after 1952 with a near landslide prospect in November. Republicans label six of thirteen states as safe North Dakota South Dakota Oregon Kansas Vermont and New Hampshire and show optimism about Ohio Taft Wisconsin Iowa amid Hickenlooper's surprising primary win and related margins.
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Senate
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oregon
Kansas
Vermont
New Hampshire
Ohio
Taft
Wisconsin
Wiley
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Polk Street Professor Nomination for Pat Bourassa’s Name
A writer praises Pat Bourassa of Thomson-King Insurance in Amarillo for his patience with misspellings and typos. The column muses on memorable surnames from Jones to McLaughlin, noting Bourassa’s name pronunciation and recalling many distinguished and common names alike.
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Pat Bourassa
Thomson-King Insurance Company
Amarillo
Jones
Smith
Phillips
Montague
Gallarneau
Hannaford
VanDoran
Peloquin
Shack
Sea Bird Crossword Clue Pack
Crossword puzzle clues listing horizontal and vertical entries. Includes species names, measurements, languages, and common crossword terminology for a sea bird themed grid with various definitions and abbreviations.
THIS TEEN WORLD Basics of teen grooming and skin care
Elinor Williams explains hair fragility for blondes, proper gentle drying, and cleansing to prevent blackheads. It covers pimples care with medicated ointment, camouflage lotions, and teen deodorant use, noting distribution by McNaught Syn Inc.
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Elinor Williams
McNaught Syn Inc
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