Amarillo Globe Admits Legacy Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe announces its founding date February 20 1924 and its publication scope as an evening paper with Sunday morning edition in conjunction with The Amarillo Daily News. It lists staff roles, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with pricing for carrier mail and combined Globe and News editions.
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Canasta Confessions and a Cat’s College Tie
A humorous column traces a lifelong card game loser who learns Canasta and gains renewed social standing. It cites Oswald Jacoby’s Canasta praise and notes a Harvard campus cat named Bing, who amused owners with a college vibe.
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King Feature Syn, Inc
Life and wisdom on happiness and well adjusted living
Dr. Murray Banks argues happiness is misnamed and promotes being well adjusted. He stresses facing troubles with calm, courage, and modesty, contrasts happy days with real character, and recounts anecdotes on resilience and self-control. He cites Scripture and quotes figures like Einstein and Churchill to frame a stoic, practical ethic.
Billy Rose Central Park Tale Of a Nazi Escape Carousel
In Manhattan coffeehouses displaced Mittel Europa refugees spin vivid yarns. A dramatic tale recalls a Vienna surgeon and his wife who fled Nazis with their son aboard a carousel in a public square, the boy winning a brass ring and a free ride as troopers hesitated. The family survived a sea labor camp and later reached New York with help from friends.
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Polk Street Professor On Health News And Public Interest
A columnist muses on the doctor who injected air into a patient and killed her. The piece compares sensational cases, public interest, and media focus, noting fear of choosing sides, the glare of one death versus large road fatalities, and the pull of news across regions. The narrator jokes about medical ethics and personal comfort.
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Stalin
India
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Negative attitude bars youth from high school in Soviet Russia
A cross section of harsh Soviet policy is described with compulsory loyalty signings, political pressure, and elimination of dissent. The text cites classroom lists, pre- war and postwar rationing, and selective privileges for elites as workers face intensified production norms, mass denunciations, and state control. It notes export of industrial output, planned economy strain, and ration levels for daily sustenance and heavy workers, including uranium mine reports.
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Freshman in Love Faces Junior Prom Dilemma
A teen asks how to handle a breakup and a rival for the junior prom. The advisor cautions that teens test loyalty as love shifts, urges letting the girl go gracefully, and notes that youthful affection can turn to hate, prompting better luck next time.
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Dorothy Thompson's Russian Zone Letter Signals Censured Communists
In a letter dated mid January from a German in the Russian zone, Dorothy Thompson relays concerns about repression and propaganda. She notes dismissals, trusted activists, and block and factory cells mirroring Nazi practices, hospital access barred to non activists, and a mass cult of Stalin sparking state events and worker canunits. readers observe organized mourning and praise campaigns.
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Rumors Probe Soviet Life Under War Time Strain
Eyewitness notes show famine like conditions under rationing with high prices for margarine bacon and sugar. Farmers face land reform turmoil and many abandon farming while education shifts away from Marxist ideals toward a Stalin worship narrative.
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