Amarillo Globe News publication and contact details
The Amarillo Globe News, founded 1924 and published evenings with Sunday morning edition, lists staff including Gene Howe and Paul Allingham and provides subscription rates for various delivery options and regions in Amarillo Texas. Copyright and postal information are included for processing and distribution.
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The Globe's Platform for Amarillo City Improvements
The Amarillo Globe outlines 13 planks for city growth including representation on the City Commission, expanded tax limits, a world class coliseum claim, traffic control upgrades, downtown street cleaning, new sports facilities, park expansion, water supply, hospital facilities, an international air terminal, small industry development, library and arts support, and higher teacher salaries. The paper invites letters up to 500 words for a contest with a 30 prize, due by Saturday noon.
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Crean Up
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Amarillo Globe
Secret past secrecy in wartime diplomacy and public right to know
The piece argues that wartime secrecy persists in the postwar era with Congress and agencies holding secret hearings and concealing routine information. It notes disclosures of private background documents on Soviet policy toward Greece and Turkey, arguing such leaks show no real threat to U.S. prestige or security and question the private handling of foreign policy.
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Congress
Greece
Turkey
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Macedonia
Russia
Washington
State Department
Government service discharge for Communists debated
Ene A. Johnston, president of the Motion Picture Producers Association, urges Congress to amend the Wagner Act. He argues private employers should be allowed to discharge a Communist employee if they choose.
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Congress
Ene A. Johnston
Motion Picture Producers Association
Should Women Be Ordained Ministers in the Church
Erich Brandeis notes a Atlantic City church assembly debated whether women should be ordained. Pro and con speakers argued from scripture and modern roles, with more than 400 attendees. final vote favored ordination by show of hands. The piece champions women as qualified preachers, likening them to mothers and nurses and noting justice and love as feminine ideals.
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Atlantic City
New York
Jesus
King Features Syndicate
Polk Street Professor Recalls Educator’s Vast Zodiac
San Jacinto School principal Robert Birchfield is noted for knowing 600 children by name. A humorous tale follows of a doctor’s office misdirection and a bride’s rice anecdote, ending with a playful reflection on a shampoo mishap in a milk shake.
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Robert Birchfield
San Jacinto School
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Historic Page
A scanned puzzle list shows horizontal and vertical clues with numbers. Clues include military term Maj Gen and religious and linguistic words, across and down theme entries to fill a traditional crossword grid.
Dictatorship Under Democracy in European Politics
The piece argues that a one party hegemony can emerge within a democracy, linking French socialists’ rise to premier ship with British socialist governance marked by bread rationing and coal shortages. It asserts the curtain of news hides major nation trends seen in London Paris and Washington as socialists gain control amid criticism.
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Europe
London
Paris
Washington
France
Britain
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
America
New-Fangled Spring by Billy Rose and London Notes on Coal Crisis
A vivid 1947 Charleston style essay follows Spring adventures with Eleanor and a tilt at art, music, and modern culture in New York, then shifts to wartime Britain. It compares socialist policy and capitalist incentives, arguing Britain’s coal stock and energy policy harm production, while predicting more social experiments. The piece contends worker motivation hinges on reward and justice, not appeasement, and warns democracy’s form may mask weak substance.
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Whitney Museum
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Friends of Modern Music
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Onegger
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Sixth Avenue
Billy Rose
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England
Board of Trade
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