Amarillo Globe historical publication details and rates
The Amarillo Globe details its founding February 20 1924 and post office entry February 26 1924, dating and publishing notes. It lists editors President Paul Allingham General Manager Grady Camp and pricing for daily and Sunday subscriptions, Globe and News combined editions, and contact details for the Amarillo Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Chiet
Paul Allingham
Pawhlesschaeerves
Grady Camp
Big
Globe and News
Paul Gallico on Buying High and Selling Low Art
In a blustery reflection, Paul Gallico laments the fate of buyers who chase genuine antiques and originals. He describes the Little Man within every purchase, silent and scornful, noting most items end up only partly real and worth far less than paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gallico
McNaught Syn Inc
Moderation, markets and the Little Man within
Dorothy Thompson contends that voters seek moderation in politics and that British and American voters rarely endorse entire program packages. She notes how labor and welfare state nuances influence outcomes, warns against overinterpretation of majorities, and laments misread mandates. The piece also veers into a personal riff on economics, antiques, and buyer beware, ending with a self-deprecating question about shared experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Town Hall of the Air
Harold Stassen
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
Stassen
Mr. Schlesinger
Britain
Truman
Democratic Congress
Mr. Truman
FEPC
Missouri
St. Louis
Congress
Bell Syndicate Inc
Allied orders dismantle war plants prompt riot response
On March 7 1950 Allied forces ordered dismantling of potential war plants while a British army detachment of 306 men moved light armored cars into a plant area. German police broke up a demonstration with about 1500 rioters dispersing rapidly. Minister President Hinrich Kopf apologized via Brig. B Lingham the British commissioner for Lower Saxony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinrich Kopf
Lower Saxony
Brig
B. Lingham
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
American wives and a sergeant's marriage chase
In a wartime column, Erich Brandeis contrasts American women with a London sergeant seeking a wife. He argues modern wives juggle careers and home life, cites examples like Lily Pons and Cynthia Marlowe, and rebukes the idea that marriage is a mere bargain. The piece defends American womanhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Ohio
London
England
Airforce
Omaha
Lichfield
Lily Pons
Andre Kostelanetz
Jeans Hoffman
Police Gazette
Cynthia Marlowe
Georgetown
King Feature Syn. Inc
Happiness Seen Within From Dr Murray Banks Essay
Dr Murray Banks argues happiness lies inside oneself not in external pursuits. He warns against chasing nightlife and others feeding happiness, recounts anecdotes from Miami and a judge over alimony, and notes life’s battles shape character. Include quotes from contemporaries such as Tru man and Dulles to illustrate public debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
California
Arizona
Lake Placid
Miami
Murray Banks
Brooklyn, N.Y
Polk Street Professor’s Wife Recovers in Quirky Tale
A speaker recounts his wife’s six day flu ordeal and a comic recovery. He notes her crankiness during illness and renewed nagging after, describing humor and relief as she improves. He calls the day a lovely, beautiful moment as the house feels right again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Crossword Puzzle Talent Scout Horizontal Clues
A compact crossword puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with terms from music travel religion science nature and geography. Includes depictions of a conductor lanterns and cultural references with classic wordplay and cryptic style hints.
Germans Raid Steel Works in Brunswick Demands
British troops entered part of the Hermann Goering steel works in Brunswick Germany to quell a large protest against dismantling the plant. Demonstrators overturned automobiles tore down scaffolding and burned dismantling records yesterday in the sharpest protest yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Germany
Hermann Goering Steel Works
ALL BRAN testimonial touts relief from laxatives
An older reader letter praises Kellogg's ALL BRAN for curing chronic constipation without harsh laxatives. The ad urges daily intake of an ounce with water, promises double money back if not satisfied after ten days, and directs returns to Kellogg's Battle Creek Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Taylor
Ridge Avenue
Coracpolis
Kellogg’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Paul Gallico
Dorothy Thompson
Jones
Smith
Hepplewhite
Chippendale
Sheraton
Adam
Erich Brandeis
United States
Sen
Kenneth S. Wuerny
Nebraska
Clement Arties
Notre Dame
Frank Leany
Albert Exnsten
Churchill
Anthony Epen
Brannan
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
John Foster Dulles
Polk Street
Mindanao
Tyndareus
Bey
Son of
Seth
Bib
Parson Bird
Ambassador the Radio
Bob
Freddy
Sue
Aurne
Moran
Kerry
Priar
ACE Travel
Bureau
Miss Cherry
MR. Trail
Fyfe Cement & Supply Company
S. Garfield
Southern Brokerage CO
O. G. McClain