Amarillo Globe and News publication details and rates
The Amarillo Globe and News notes its founding date February 20 1924 and publication arrangement with The Amarillo Daily News. It lists editors Wesley Izard Paul Allingham and Grady Camp, plus the circulation and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including globe and news packages and Sunday only options.
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Amarillo
Texas
Arch
Globe- News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wesley
Izzard
Paul Allingham
The Life You Save May Be Your Own
A King Features column critiques the safety slogan The life you save may be your own urging readers to consider purpose beyond mere survival. It recalls a highway crash and questions what outcomes a saved life might yield in adulthood.
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National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
God
King Feature Snd, Inc
Golden Rule Across Faiths Highlighted in Murray Banks Column
Dr. Murray Banks discusses the golden rule as a unifying principle in ten major world religions. He lists teachings from Buddhism to Zoroastrianism and notes Shinto lacks the same maxim, stressing the rule as the essence of religion.
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Japan
Pedagogy and Pot Roast by Billy Rose
Charles E. Wilson, president of General Motors, writes to defend liberal wage and welfare deals with the UAW and notes the need to inoculate future voters. He argues that stable family living standards reduce political interest in radical ideas, as the writer muses on educating the next generation of 25 million children.
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Charles E. Wilson
General Motors Corp
Detroit
Michigan
Mr. Wilson
United Automobile Workers
Wilson
Hombre
Groucho Marx
Karl
Questions at Issue in Amerasia Case Echoes of 1945
Curiosities about the Amerasia affair surface, including who ordered the first grand jury dismissed, who countermanded Truman, and how documents fled from government files. The piece names McGranery, Biddle, Clark, Hoover, Roth, Larsen, Service, and others, linking espionage, OSS actions, and political repercussions to broader fears about loyalty and public trust.
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Amerasia
Truman
James P. McGranery
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
McGranery
OSS
Mr. McGranery
United States
R. M. Hitchcock
Jaffe
Emmanuel Sigurd Larsen
Department of Justice
Nolo Contendere
Kate Mitchell
Mark Gayn
John 8. Service
House of Representatives
Dondero
Washington
Mr. Hobbs
Department
Phillip Jaffe
Klaus Fuchs
Harry Gold
Alfred Dean Slack
David Greenglass
King Features Syn Inc
Underwriting Disaster Insurance Costs in Democracy
A fragmented editorial voice questions who should fund disaster insurance and how to underwrite it. It notes the nation spends one and a half percent of national income to educate the next generation and hints at politics and accountability, as the piece continues on page 19 of The Amarillo Globe.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Teachers’ happiness linked to generations of citizens
The piece argues that content teachers shape well adjusted youths while unhappy educators risk creating malcontents. It questions who will fund better pay and conditions, critiquing Kremlin interference and urging support for educators’ satisfaction to prevent social discord.
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Kremlin
Father of the Bride show praised by Polk Street professor
The writer recalls attending a Polk Street Professor show titled Father of the Bride and predicts it will delight. He mentions Cal Merchant, jury duty anecdotes, and Lib driving to the courthouse. The piece shifts to reflections on fathers, daughters, and evolving sensitivity, pondering how father daughter bonds evolve with age. He notes a common belief that daughters retain childlike traits while sons resemble mothers, and admits personal doubt.
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Cal Merchant
Clarendon
Lib
Cal
Spencer Tracy
Colossal Statue Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A cryptic crossword style grid lists numerous clues across and down. Entries span colossal statue references, mythic gods, ancient rulers, and geographic hints, with several abbreviations and archaic terms guiding the solution.
What is a reasonable curfew for teen dates
Elinor Williams addresses teen date curfews and parental limits. She cites risks from late hours, reputation concerns, and safety in cars, urging sensible deadlines to protect teens socially and physically. The column invites readers to request skin care tips via the paper.
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Elinor Williams
McNaught, Syn. Inc
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