Amarillo Globe and News Circulation Details
The fragment provides an old Amarillo Globe and News masthead with publishing schedule and personnel roles. It lists roles such as President and Publisher, General Manager, and department heads, plus subscription prices and dates referencing as of March 3, 1878.
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Acizirnt
Amari
Texas
Amacillo Daily News
Glove-News Publishing Co
Listle
Pillmore ‘Rowe
Speaesure Vestes
J N Vernon Amarillo Pioneer Honored in City History
Amarillo mourns J N Vernon longtime businessman leader who built a major laundry and served as city commissioner for three terms under Mayors Thompson and Rogers. He helped found the Board of City Development, precursor to the Chamber of Commerce, and retired in 1934. The obituary notes his role in planning Amarillo’s growth.
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J.N. Vernon
Amarillo
Panhandle
J. N. Vernon
Old Board of City Development
Chamber of Commerce
Ernest Thompson
Ross Rogers
Vernon
Mr. Vernon
Washington
Letters to the Editor on dipping stunt and civic duties
Amarillo letter writers condemn a dipping stunt during Waddy Week as hoodlum at best and illegal, urging respect for citizens who choose not to participate. They urge better advertising ethics and safer streets for downtown business, noting civic pride and responsible journalism. Also quotes from Italian ambassador Axsento Tarcuini and US delegate Warren R. Austin on global unity and the UN charter.
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Amarillo
Tam
The Imponderables and the Dewey Nomination
The piece reflects on the Republican convention and Governor Dewey as a superb political technician. It notes the triumph of organization and managerial politics, contrasts brisk, disciplined energy with a lack of inspiration, and praises Dewey's abilities while warning that lasting leadership requires imponderables beyond mere structure.
Walter Lippmann on the Disunity of the Progressives
Walter Lippmann argues that Dewey Stassen and other progressives were divided by a feud which allowed the Old Guard to hold power at the convention. He credits Dewey with unifying the ticket through pragmatic politics and notes his matured, steady leadership as the nation moves toward a Dewey presidency.
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Philadelphia
Dewey
Stassen
Oregon
Taft
Bricker
Martin
Halleck
Green
Taber
Penn
Vancenberg
Warren
Cowa
Otuy
Dewer
Nem
House of Representatives
Old Guard
Herald Tribune
The Dewey Team and Its Quiet American Circle
George E. Sokolsky portrays Thomas E. Dewey and Frances as a modest small town couple guiding a capable team. He highlights advisers like Dulles and Bell, praises Paul Lockwood, and argues the Dewey administration would be sober, teamwork driven, with delegated authority and responsibility.
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Thomas E. Dewey
United States
White House
Middle West
Sapulpa
Okla
Tom Dewey
New York
Sucess
Empire State
Frances
Deweys
Herbert Brownell
Dewey
Big City
Herb
John Foster Dulles
Eliot Bell
Dulles
John Foster
Indiana
Robert Lansing
Woodrow Wilson
Foster
America
Elliott Bell
Columbia University
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Paul Lockwood
Paul
New York State
King Fe
Refinery Wage Talks Open in Texas City Today
The Pan American Refining Co and Oil Workers International Union Local 449 begin wage negotiations in Texas City with public admission. Over 1,800 union workers threaten strike if no new contract by July 1. Current wages range from 1.22 to 2.17 per hour across 25 classifications. officials offered a 9 cent base pay increase.
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Texas City
Pan American Refining Co
Oil Workers International Union, Cio
Pew American
Boy Crazy Teens Warned Against Missing Life
An advisory article warns teens about constant focus on dating and approval from others. It argues that boy and girl obsessed behavior damages finals, personal growth, and broader interests, urging pursuit of lasting, meaningful relationships with one special person.
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Arrested Development
From Salt Lake City to Jackson on Western Air Lines
A Polk Street professor describes a first season flight from Salt Lake City to Jackson via Pocatello and the Teton region. He notes cool morning, snowy peaks, clouds resting on mountains, glinting sun and a high altitude route over lakes, with a dramatic approach into a short Jackson Hole field framed by the Tetons.
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Salt Lake City
Jackson
Wyoming
Western Air Lines
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Lisbon
London
Jackson Hole
Teton Mountains
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Chaldean City
A compact clue list covering horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and partial definitions. Includes references to astronomy chemistry music geography and common crossword terms. The puzzle yields words for topics like auricle statue property and observe peruse and various thematic hints.
County tests weed sprayer to combat bindweed in Panhandle
County commissioners received cost estimates for spraying equipment to control bindweed infestations along Panhandle fields and roadides. Art Bralley reports experiments with chemicals and a truck mounted sprayer demonstration on the Fort Worth highway. The Santa Fe Railroad experiments sprayers at 35 mph costing about seven dollars per acre. Bindweed impacts land and tax value, and the plant is identified as Ray Daniel. A Houston banker, W A Williams, vice president of City National Bank, dies in Rochester Minnesota.
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Panhandle
Art Bralley
Santa Fe
Bralley
Fort Worth
Ray Daniel
Victim of Crash Headed for Waco
A 17 year old Athens youth Calvin Crutchfield was badly hurt in a car collision near Kennedale Saturday night and reportedly headed toward Waco for help. B J Swinney and a DegTo driver were involved. Deputies learned Crutchfield told friends he was en route to Waco before fleeing town with injuries.
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Runt Worth
Waco
Kennedale
Sheriff's
Calvin Crutchfield
Athens
B. J. Swinney
DegTo
George ,Fee
Crutchfield
Fee
Durfee
Four Men to Have Preliminary Hearings on Lobbying Charge
Four men including James E. McDonald Texas agriculture commissioner Tom Linder of Georgia Ralph W Moore Washington DC secretary of the National Farms Committee and Robert M Harris of Harriss and Vose New York face July 12 preliminary hearings on indictments charging violation of the federal lobbying act They deny the charge
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Meonald
Washington
Justice Department
Texan
Federel Lobbying Act
Congress
James E. McDonald
Agriculture
Texas
Tom Linder
Georgia
Ralph W. Moore
Washington, DC
National Farms Committee
Robert M. Harris
Harriss and Vose
New York
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Axsento Tarcuini
Warren R. Austin
Rothy Thompson
Herbert Hoover
Walter Judd
Harold Stassen
Congressman Judd
General MacArthur
Bell Syndicate
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Walter Walter Lippmann
George E. Sokolsky
E Syn. Inc
News-Globe
Sally
Artists and ‘Writers Service
Westport
Conn
Stevie
Wpa
Figgo
Athletic Club
Kerry
Nave
RE Hai
Epin
Donald
Polk Street
Tellurium
New York Philharmonic
Houston
W. A. Williams
City National Bank
Rochester
Minn
Ol' Vernon
Oriental Cleaners
Buchanan
Hancock
G. McClain
Southern Brokerage Co
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