The Amarillo Globe masthead and circulation details
The Amarillo Globe, established February 20 1924, publishes every evening except Saturdays and Sundays. It lists staff roles, subscription rates for home delivery and mail, and notes mail subscriptions are not accepted where carrier delivery exists. The paper identifies as an independent Democratic newspaper delivering impartial news.
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Blood typing project aids Amarillo community
The Golding-Meadows Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars ran a large blood typing and RH factor program for thousands in Amarillo and Potter County. Volunteers organized nurses and technicians, offering free service. donations funded the effort, leaving the VFW about $500 in the red.
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Roosevelt, Stalin, and Churchill at Teheran 1943 World Plan
In a King Features Syndicate piece from 1951, George E. Sokolsky recounts the Teheran meeting of Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin on November 28, 1943. The article details proposals for a world organization with a four policeman executive, and separate committees for Europe and Asia, weighing U.S. limits on ground troops. It notes Roosevelt’s balance between World Security goals and Congress opposition, plus Hopkins’ commentary on troop roles and the uneasy US stance toward European entanglement.
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Quotable insights on faith and life from scripture and thinkers
A compact mosaic of religious reflections cites Bible verses from I Samuel and Jeremiah, a quotation from Lowell, Amiel, and Cor 11, plus notes from Matrisie Bascock and Hoses Battov. The lines emphasize evil and good, mystical faith, communion, and the link between ritual and daily living.
Meaning of a threat Berlin
Joseph Alsop analyzes Soviet force buildup in Europe and Western responses. He notes 30 divisions in East Germany and Poland plus a strong air arm ready to act, while Western forces are being reorganized for summer combat. He warns against complacency yet cautions against assuming an immediate Soviet offensive, stressing the need for energetic, determined Western defense.
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Exploring Minds Humor Love And Kids In Plays 1951
Dr Albert Edward Wigaam notes women rate jokes differently in experiments by Carney Landis and W H Ross. Bettelheim argues intense parental love creates anxiety and overprotection. John K Leggman suggests kids need a yard with discarded materials to build character through play and teamwork.
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Polk Street Professor Reflects On Korean War Casualties
A speaker denounces the high toll of 50 thousand American casualties in Korea and weighs the value of lives, admitting sympathy for both soldiers and enemy, while fearing the escalation of war and the temptation to use atom bombs. He contemplates leadership, responsibility, and the cost of policy choices.
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Crossword Puzzle Answer to Previous Puzzle Horizontal Clues List
The page presents a crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. It lists numerous entries such as flags, rivers, measurements, and words across both directions plus several abbreviations and partial hints. The grid references and theme appear conventional for a late 20th century newspaper puzzle page with clues like the flag of a principality and faded abbreviations.
Teens Describe Dance Etiquette And Preferences
A teen girl explains how some girls hinder square dancing with erratic or disengaged behavior. She notes partners feel dragged or choked by tight grips and chatterers disrupt rhythm, while some heavier dancers appear lighter on the floor.
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McNaught Syn, Inc
Father of Invention in Dillon Family Feats
In Chicago on March 19 a 72 year old inventor W C Dillon leads six sons who are also inventors. Together they hold 66 patents and run W C Dillon and Co with about 500000 dollars in annual business. The sons Roy George William Jr Edward Robert and Ralph range from 37 to 49 years old and all contribute patents. The firm employs around 40 people. A separate brief notes that thieves stole a coffin cover in Rotherfield England.
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Fire destroys grain at Sweetwater elevator
A large grain fire in Sweetwater destroyed cars and the Moore-Eidson Grain Company elevator. Germany is negotiating for dried sharks from Ceylon.
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