The Amarillo Globe masthead and staff listing
The Amarillo Globe details its masthead with publication note and staff roles including Wesley and Izard as publishers, Paul Allingham as editor, Grady Camp as general manager, Walter Andrews as business manager, and Parker P. as secretary. It lists circulation, subscription rates for various regions, and notes the paper as an independent Democratic newspaper salvaging the news impartially.
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RFC Critique Calls for Unity and Clean Government
An editorial condemns public funds as a long term low interest tool, condemning RFC abuses and political pressure. It urges national unity, trust in leadership, and a public outcry against the wormhole of corruption, praising honest business and flagging sensational findings.
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RFC
Harding
The Missing Link in Americas Policy
George E Sokolsky argues Europe obsession ignores Central and South America linking mutual self interest. He cites minerals and metals across the Western Hemisphere, naming Brazil Chile Peru Cuba Argentina and others, urging investment to supply raw materials without war. He quotes Hoover and Dewey on continental resources.
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Europe
Rhine
Central
South America
Dewey
Senator Connally
Brazil
Chile
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
United States
Western Hemisphere
Hemisphere
Bolivia
Peru
Honduras
Mexico
Guiana
Curacao
Jamaica
Surinam
United
Canada
Philippines
Cuba
Ecuador
Newfoundland
Venezuela
Colombia
Argentina
Argentine
Mother Hubbard
King Features Syndicate
Voices on leadership and belief from midcentury figures
A collage of remarks from draped authorities and politicians on future planning, thinking, indiv iduality, and national policy. Quotes from Dr. E Fay Campbell, Umpurey Ler, Richard H Eanes, Ernest A Gross, Sen Taft, and others reflect concerns about morale, democracy, foreign policy, and personal responsibility.
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E. Fay Campbell
Philadelphia
Arrest at Leipzig police HQ reveals Soviet control in East Germany
Joseph Alsop recalls being detained by the East German People's Police in Leipzig during a visit to the fair. He describes four hours of shadowing, a run-in with a Russian-voiced German officer, and a release after film evidence was reviewed. He notes the pervasive Russian influence, the gruff brutality, yet human undercurrents and lingering humanity among the officers.
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Leipzig
Leipzig Fair
Berlin
People’s Police
Andrei Vishinsky
Volkspolezei
East Germany
Mary Astor Becomes Grandmother in Hollywood
Actress Mary Astor is noted as a new grandmother in Hollywood. Her daughter Marilyn, age 19, wife of Frank Roh, has given birth, adding a grandchild to the Astor family.
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Mary Astor
Hollywood
Marilyn
Frank Roh
Let's Explore Your Mind by Dr Wiggam 1951
Dr Wiggam discusses war reducing intelligence and the impact of women on race. He notes spelling quirks and promotes a booklet on improving word power. He cites a survey claiming poor handwriting hinders thought while many Milwaukee businessmen value neat writing.
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Milwaukee
John F. Dille Co
Polk Street Professor’s Take on True Friendship Tragedy
The speaker argues life includes a personal tragedy shaped by destiny and warns that true friendship requires telling friends hard truths for their benefit. He laments that fear of losing regard keeps people from helping others toward the right path, deeming such reluctance a form of selfishness and a common tragedy.
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Willin
Placin
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues List
A compact list of crossword entries across and down including state related clues and common abbreviations such as 1 Depicted is 1 State flag of 9 The Ridge mountains a s in this state 13 Those who transfer Property 14 Consumes 15 Turf 16 Diving birds 22 Mixed type 23 Singing vp 25 Iroquoian Indian 27 Space 28 Honey dri 29 Afternoon ab 30 Thoroughfare 31 Eye Scot 32 Two prefix 33 This state Produces 35 Spoken 38 Formerly 39 Gambling game 40 Parent 41 Braces 47 Tensile strength ab 48 Greek letter 50 Turning part 51 Beverage made with malt 52 Observe 54 Recall 56 Waste allowance 67 or Vertical 5 Peruvian 6 Midday 7 Press 8 Italian city Live 10 Race course circuit 11 Ideal state 12 Glimpsed 17 Symbol for stanium 70 Remarks Answer to Previous Puzzle 21 Antelopes 24 Lets 26 Go to bed 33 This state also 34 Speaker 26 Horn 37 Vanquished persons 42 Pair ab 43 Master 44 Brain passage 45 City in Alaska 46 Very Fr 49 Goddess of infatuation 51 Nickname of Lincoln 53 Diminutive suffix 55 Manuscript
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the Ridge Mountains
Teen dating in cars sparks parental caution
A 14 year old freshman asks why parents bar car rides on dates. The column cites teen accident risk, late hours, and common parking as hazards. It advises sticking to home and school activities, with future car dates when ready.
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Elinor Williams
McNaught Syn., Inc
East German Legend Under Soviet Control
The piece asserts semi-starvation is fading as police presence grows, Soviet control tightens, and indoctrination of system servants intensifies. It claims even veterans accept slogans, that the system runs smoothly for the masters of the Soviet Union, calling this the prime East German legend.
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Soviet Union
NY Herald Tribune Inc
War Dead From Korea Begin Homeward Journey
America's first war dead from Korea leave Yokohama for home aboard the General G. M. Randall in 50 coffins. Maj Gen Bryant E. Moore and a private share a transport with soldiers sailors marines and airmen. Taps and a 21 gun salute mark the solemn departure as Allied aircraft form a cross overhead.
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Yokohama
Japan
America
Korea
G. M. Randall
Air Force
Bryant E. Moore
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