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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1951

Page

18

Amarillo Globe Subscription Rates and Delivery Policy

The Amarillo Globe outlines its subscription rates and delivery options, noting a first class or second class matter status and home delivery by carrier. It lists pricing by week, month, and term, with distinctions for morning and Sunday editions and mail options within and beyond 159 miles, while stating it is an independent Democratic newspaper.

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Patching a Sick Elephant at Municipal Auditorium

City Manager Noble Moss says roof repairs at Municipal Auditorium are an endless job. He notes the constant patching since his tenure, stressing the cost of keeping the old barn usable while dreaming of a new community home with better facilities.

Groner Municipal Auditorium Noble Moss Mr. Moss Amarillo

Yugoslav Leaders Warn of Kremlin Strategy and Possible War

Joseph Alsop cites Yugoslav leaders with wartime ties to Stalin who warn Western powers that Moscow aims to divide the alliance and trigger a future attack. They foresee a spring threat, with Tito and Gen. Popović among those predicting war, urging urgent preparations.

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Fragmented philosophical notes mix fate and faith voices

A collection of eclectic quotations from religious and philosophical figures. The lines touch on virtue, unity, personal guilt, and social critique, including references to biblical verses and statements about self love and inner peace.

Cost of Pessimism by George E. Sokolsky

An op ed tying optimism and pessimism to the era’s leaders. It argues Harry Hopkins and Franklin D. Roosevelt favored pessimism, while Stalin’s optimism influenced gains. It critiques Truman’s presidency and the MacArthur firing as demonstrations of power, misread history, and executive bravado.

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President Expected to Know Some History

A brief remark notes that a president of the United States should possess knowledge of history, reflecting on the importance of informed leadership. The line appears in a 1951 feature syndicate caption indicating expectations of presidential knowledge.

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Bridge hand strategy leads to clever endgame play

In a June 27 1981 Amarillo Globe brief, Stearns stakes a win by an artificial plan. He chooses West to hold the queen of hearts, wins the ace of spades, and uses a sequence of hearts and clubs to force a favorable trump layout. After a second trump coup, he cashes the clubs and discards the jack of spades on the jack of clubs.

Amarillo

The Mind and Freud Myths Reconsidered in 1951

Dr. Albert Edward Wingham explores Freud critiques noting extreme Freudians misread Shakespeare and reduce people to patients. He argues beliefs stem from knowledge and life experience guiding individual and national conduct, and cites cases from Teach Yourself Psychology about subconscious memories influencing judgment.

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Polka Street Fishing Trip With Polaroid Bonding

Floyd Stoner took Ray Lemons and Andy Andrews fishing on Polk Street and photographed them with a Polaroid that produced a finished print in 65 seconds. The tale includes a claim the camera detects radioactivity, a chat about a studyable dog, and a humorous pig that spelled alphabet soup. The narrator reflects on the educational value and camaraderie of the trip.

Floyd Stoner Ray Lemons West Fourth Andy Andrews Ray Floyd Andy Henry Hertner

Crossword Puzzle Music Makers Horizontal Clues

Crossword puzzle listing musical instrument clues and related terms across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes prompts like depic ted instruments sounded by a hammer and notes on structure, dates, and common abbreviations.

Oily Skin Care Tips For Teens From A Newspaper Feature

Teen skin care guide explains cleansing routines using soap and warm water twice daily, plus a soft brush or sponge. It lists store cleansers including almond meal bases and gritty scrubs, and offers DIY pastes with salt cornmeal and witch hazel. Also suggests a final rinse with salt for shine and provides leaflet request details.

Awe and Possession Hand? Jacoby on Bridge

A bridge hand by Stearns shows how to maximize card potential. West opens spades, East wins with queen, diamonds played, and Stearns deduces the king of spades is East’s. He plans to draw trumps and top clubs, guessing heart length to set up the fourth club with all trumps drawn.

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Bold Bidder Stearns Plays at Regency Club in New York

Oswald Jacoby reports on Sherman Stearns at the Regency Club in New York where his bold bidding contrasts with a calm demeanor, making an impression in the session. The narrative notes Stearns’s confident style and habit of avoiding doubletake reactions.

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