Amarillo Globe News publication details and rates
The Amarillo Globe News presents its founding history and publication connection to The Amarillo Daily News. It lists staff roles including President and Publisher Bley Fezard, Editor-in-Chief Paul Allingham, and General Manager Grady Camper. Subscription rates are detailed for daily and Sunday editions, prepaid options, and weekly prices.
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Broken Justice: Themis and the Coplon Hiss Trials
A college-style column argues that Justice sits on Olympus but has grown deaf and dumb, citing the Coplon and Hiss trials. It notes massive testimony, changing lawyers for Coplon and Hiss, and criticizes court processes as seen through the goddess Themis. The piece closes with a wry copyright credit from 1950.
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Not good if detached in daily life says Dr Banks
Dr Murray Banks urges living with others, learning from people, and not detaching from society. He emphasizes cooperation, self improvement, and awareness of influences shaping personality. Includes quotes and reflections from various figures about human connection and personal growth.
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Billy Rose Rave and Razz Department Highlights
The column rates Shirley Booth in Come Back Little Sheba as a ringer and lauds Laurette Taylor’s Glass Menagerie performance. It notes Bob Sylvester’s The Second Oldest Profession as a recommended read, comparing emotional impact to Chaplin’s blend of laughter and tears.
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Acheson on Germany and the risk of elections
Walter Lippmann surveys Secretary Acheson's call for peace with Germany, Austria, and Japan arguing that unification must follow free elections under international observation. He warns elections now could spark civil war, urging a negotiated, final act of reunification with allied agreement and Russian clarification, noting the danger of an internationalized timebomb.
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Back in Amarillo: Father-in-law returns after 75 years
The writer celebrates Joe Killough returning to Amarillo after living in San Antonio. The piece recalls family anecdotes, travels, and old Plainsman lore from the Llano Estacado, noting his long life, love of stories, and ties to local newspapers. It also reviews recent theater and film offerings, praising lyric craft and noting durable shows.
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Oscar Hammerstein
South Pacific
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Stromboli
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OPICS By Sally on Teens and Safe Driving
Sally argues that teen driving risks are deadly with a January fatality toll and cautions teens and passengers to avoid speeding and reckless behavior. The piece weaves in theater-industry banter about antitrust suits and offers a call to act responsibly on icy or rain slick roads.
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Ratlike Animal Crossword Clues
A compact grid clue list featuring horizontal and vertical entries with rodent related terms and abbreviations. The puzzle includes common inflections and abbreviations for anatomy, geography, and science, ending with biographies of terms like thallium symbol and state nicknames.
Billy Rose on the Shubert theater empire and touring
This reminiscence recalls how the Shubert brothers controlled theater bookings across venues from playhouses to high schools. It notes their network, tour planning with railroads, and leveraged theater assets during bank-driven 1930s upheavals. The piece credits Lee and Jake Shubert for keeping theaters alive amid antitrust scrutiny.
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