Amarillo Globe and News publication details and rates
The Amarillo Globe and News lists publication under the Act of March 4, 1878 with daily and Sunday editions. Staff include Wesley Izard as President and Publisher and Paul Allingham as Editor in Chief, with rates for mail and carrier delivery: 1 year 10.80 dollars, 6 months 5.40, 3 months 2.25, 1 month 0.90.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe- News Publishing Co
Xth
Fillmore
Giaabbwigs
Wesley Izzard Geak
Senate Eredes
Paul Allingham
Akg
Ease Cewianens
Wane Ae Gelite
Globe and News
Birds of a Feather and Guilt by Association
George E. Sokolsky discusses the phrase guilt by association and contrasts it with individual responsibility. He argues that people with similar tastes cluster together, noting that in some cases arson or crime appears linked to groups such as Communists, while rejecting broad communal blame.
Walter Lippmann on Acheson and US foreign policy crisis
The piece argues the president must restore confidence and national unity in foreign affairs amid persistent McCarthy attacks. It highlights the difficulty of proving a perfect government record, the need for a trusted secretary of state, and the dangers of a weakened State Department amid postwar containment failures and Soviet power.
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McCarthy
Acheson
Congress
Department of State
Hiss
United States
Truman
China
Atlantic Alliance
Germany
State Department
Mr. Acheson
Russia
McCarthys
Merald Tribune
Ribbons For Russia Andrei Vishinsky Uniform Speculation
Erich Brandeis proposes changing presidential age limits and jokes about turning diplomacy into a show of uniforms and medals. He critiques readers and notes a cartoonish solution to Russia U S relations, invoking Vishinsky’s 30 year treaty signing and lavish regalia as a contrast to prior appearances.
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Russia
United States
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Times Square
Stalin
China
Money Cannot Buy All Happiness Says Dr Banks
Dr Murray Banks argues money cannot buy key joys and virtues. He lists four things money fails to purchase: a baby's smile, youth, love of a good woman, and entrance into heaven. A lighthearted note about divorce and a toaster, then quotes from various officials on time, tourism, arms control, inflation, and foreign policy.
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Heaven
Heavenly Gate
Iowa
Odds and coffee with four Southwestern Public Service men
A narrator recounts meeting Hall Pendleton Earl Christian Bob Ellard and Wayne Grover on Polk Street. They drink coffee after 5 PM and play a coin match with odd outcomes. The tale mentions a hidden coin, a mysterious double sided coin, and a repeated sighting the next day on Fifth Street.
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Hall Pendleton
Earl Christian
Bob Ellard
Southwestern Public Service
Wayne Grover
Polk
Tyler
Wayne
Papa
Hall
Dating as a yardstick of teenage success
Sally Opics explains dating as any prearranged meeting between a boy and a girl. She lists common forms from walking home together to studying for a quiz, attending events, or dining with family, urging beginners to start with simple dates to build poise and confidence for bigger outings.
Crossword Puzzle Answers From Previous Page
The page lists across and down clues for a crossword with terms such as horse depicted in the horizontal, Greek mountain, and various abbreviations. Entries include Erbium symbol and many common crossword words with several missing letters and partial phrases.
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Greece
Scotland
Dorothy Kenyon and suspected associations cited in 1950 note
The text lists Dorothy Kenyon alongside figures such as Tom Mooney and Morris A. Schappes, noting her name appearing with groups like the National Ta of American-Soviet Friendship and related committees. It argues such associations may raise questions about her judgment during wartime tensions with Soviet Russia.
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American Committee For Protection of
Communist Party
International Labor Defense
Dorothy Kenyon
Sovietussia
American Youth Congress
Earl Browder
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Consumers National Federation
Coordinating Committee
Soviet Russia
Council For Pan American Democracy
United States
Canada
Mexico
Chile
Cuba
Venezuela
Simon W. Gerson
Manhattan
New York City
Gerson
Consumers Union
Lawyers Committee On
Spain
League of Women Shoppers
House Committee On Un-American
Dorothy
Kenyon
National
Friends of the
Soviet Union
Tom Mooney
New York
Morris A. Schappes
Schappel Defense Committee
Miss Kenyon
Soviet
Russia
King Features Syn. Inc
Dale Carnegie Got Job by Conquering Her Timidity
Marjorie L. Rude of Seattle recalls losing job chances due to fear of interviewers. After a half hour of a tense talk she faced the employer’s question about timidity and decided to overcome her nerves to land the position.
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Dale Carnegie
Marjorie L. Rude
Stuart Building
Seattle
Wash
Marjorie Rude Conquers Fear of Prospective Bosses
A timid job seeker, Marjorie Rude, resolves to overcome fear by visiting seven agencies and interviewing at many firms. She pursues the kind of work she wants, endures several rejections, and finally lands the job after facing numerous prospective bosses.
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Marjorie Rude
Ex Dempsey wife Hannah Williams Kahn Dempsey Monaghan Marries Actor
Los Angeles report states 37 year old Hannah Williams Kahn Dempsey Monaghan wed 38 year old actor Thomas J. Monaghan after a 1943 divorce from Jack Dempsey. Her daughter Barbara, 13, attended a court appearance. Joan Dempsey, 15, was absent. Previous husband Roger Wolfe Kahn, son of Otto Kahn, is noted.
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Los Angeles
Hannah Williams Kahn Dempsey Monaghan
Thomas J. Monaghan
Jack Dempsey
Barbara
Superior Court
Joan Dempsey
Miss Williams
Dempsey
Roger Wolfe Kahn
Otto Kahn
University of Alabama students split on honor system
Seventy six students were polled with thirty nine favoring an honor system while forty eight said they would not report a cheating classmate. Separate mention notes strong agricultural machinery sales in Austria surpassing optimistic expectations.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
U.P
University of Alabama
Austria
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American Committee For Democracy and Intellectual Freedom
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Wallace S. Whittaker
Intercontinental Hotels Corporation
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Tom Connaally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Enwin x. Nourse
President Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Haroxp FE. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
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Witt Crayton
Polk Street
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Canasta, Kerry
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Charit
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Kent
Aouthern Brokerage
U. G. McClain
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