Amarillo Globe News publisher and staff details listed
The Amarillo Globe News publication details list Wesley Izard as president and publisher Paul Allingham as editor in chief Grady Campbell as general manager with the paper published alongside The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. Subscription rates are shown for daily and Sunday delivery in advance with varied terms.
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London Town Crier Tells World of Coming Election
Erich Brandeis reflects on a London Town Crier proclaiming a general election via radio, praising tradition over rapid modern change, and urging Americans to value historic roots and landmarks as foundations of national ideals.
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London
George VI
Britain
Bristol
Europe
America
Life with Yourself by Dr Murray Banks
Daily meditation on self mastery and living with one's motives. The piece urges honesty, self understanding, and courage to pursue goals, with comic analogy of a clown patient and a sobering line about giving up vices. Copyright 1950.
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R. Banks
Murray Banks
Brooklyn
Quotes on commerce, war, and faith from postwar figures
A collection of statements by officials and leaders on small business growth, atomic security, labor victories, national immunity, and war deterrence. Notable voices include Commerce Secretary Charles Sawyer Defense Secretary Louis Johnson Army chief EN Lawton Collins and Senator Joseph O Mahoney, with biblical and literary citations interwoven.
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Charles Sawyer
America
Defense
Louis Johnson
At the End of the Leash Sees Man and Dog Bondage on Park
Paul Gallico observes pedestrians along Park Avenue tethered to dogs of various breeds. He notes the growing fatigue of promenading paired with aggressive animal energy, calling the pairing a form of mutual slavery between man and master.
Morals menace in State Department sparks alarm
George E. Sokolsky argues the State Department has faced unprecedented attacks over ten years tied to Soviet Russia and a hidden homosexual blacklist. He cites the Amerasia case, notes figures like J Peters and Gerhart Eisler, and warns that blackmailable officials could enable Soviet influence or resignation risks. He urges scrutiny of Acheson era policies and the need for pure intent in security-critical roles.
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Amerasia
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George Mink
J. Peters
Gerhart Eisler
John Peurifoy
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Prince Eulenburg
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Dean Acheson
San Francisco
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Polk Street Professor on City Dogs and Human Rules
A reflective piece questions the treatment of city dogs in urban life. The narrator, a self described reforming dog lover, argues the daily walks limit a dog by tether and routine. He notes the deprivation of a proper run and moral duty, promising to consider the dog's perspective further.
OPICS On Thanks and Dog Leashes in March
Sally OPICS discusses gratitude and timely thanks for gifts while lampooning a city leash law for dogs and the owner’s dependence on daily walks. The column shifts to a voter’s stance on school bonds, urging targeted elementary needs first and practical budgeting for the senior high.
Crossword Clue Puzzle Snippet from Historical Page
A clipped OCR style listing of crossword clues across several categories with numbers and partial hints including terms like Hops kiln clamor wapiti oration eye Scot jumbled that thing small nail church part emerald isle through east thin golf devices shield bears accomplish nova scotia apud frightening medical suffix light touch solitary steamer tramples venerate he is a christmas in what a food fish piece out symbol iridium military assistant transgres separated small can vegetable get up kind of r sea eagle he has on the air time call for a vay qualified young salmon mohammedan magistrate top universal language chemical suffix promontory brain passage upper limb beverage ocean paid notice in newspaper size of shot joke skill symbol cobalt benevolent foundation compass point.
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End of the Leash A Commentary on Dog and Man Encounters
A humorous tract describes strolls with dogs turning tense as dogs react to leashes and potential fights. It notes the uneasy meetings between walkers and dogs, the risk of bites, and possible police involvement. The piece invites readers to write in with their views on leash etiquette.
Two Found Dead in Plane Wreckage
Harlingen on March 21 two people were found dead in a light plane wreckage at the mouth of a dry arroyo after the aircraft disappeared Sunday morning during a pleasure flight over Red Fish Bay. The dead are Hal Shumate a local radio newscaster and E W Elwell a Harlingen businessman. The plane had taken off from the local airport.
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Harlingen
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Hal Shumate
E. W. Elwell
Red Fish Bay
Erie Bans Venison Export Without License
The region imposes a prohibition on export of venison from the country unless a valid license is obtained. Authorities enforce licenses to control cross border movement and ensure regulatory compliance.
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Erie
Uncle Jay and Bernie Howell to headline Amarillo youth event
J B Linn known as Uncle Jay and Bernie Howell a maestro of the electric organ will headline a free one hour show at the San Jacinto Youth Center next Sunday afternoon. The program aims to stimulate public interest in the center and its work with Amarillo youths during an open house. Details of the cast are to be announced soon as plans with other entertainers are finalized. The center will be open 1 to 5 pm with Kiwanis and Youth Council members present to answer questions.
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Bernie Howell
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Amarillo
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San Jacinto Kiwani
Calcutta University to offer India’s first plastics postgrad course
Calcutta University announces India's first postgraduate program in plastics. The advertisement notes the new course, aimed at advancing materials science and polymer technology education.
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Calcutta University
India
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