Amarillo Globe News publication details and prices
The Amarillo Globe News history note lists founding date February 20 1924 and publication schedule. It provides publisher editor and staff names, office location Sixth and Fillmore, and subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions including annual and semiannual prices.
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Government gouging a tax tale from an immigrant and waitress
A recent immigrant sent a 25 dollar tax payment with happiness to contribute, while a Washington waitress argues the system forces honesty from tip earners. The piece contrasts taxpayer frustration with government overreach and urges confidence and fair treatment to inspire voluntary compliance.
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Internal Revenue People
United States
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Sam
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Life with a Smile on Self Consciousness and Objectivity
Dr Murray Banks advises that true self confidence comes from caring for others not oneself. A humorous parable shows objectivity reducing self preoccupation, ending with a quip about optimism and a Broadway anecdote involving Ethel Merman and a gun mishap on stage.
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Ming
DR. Bank
Ethel Merman
Fragmented quotation collection on war and politics
A garbled selection of historical quotes from multiple figures about war, democracy, faith, and policy. It mixes references to Germany, Eisenhower, Atlantic Pact, and various American officials, with biblical verses and misspelled names. The piece reads as a collage rather than a single coherent news item.
Rival Party Chiefs Reveal Different Political Worlds
Joseph Alsop contrasts Republican National Chairman Guy Gabrielson and Democratic National Chairman William Boyle. Gabrielson’s office feels like a private lawyer’s setting while Boyle’s is modern and corporate. Boyle projects relentless footwork and slogans while Gabrielson pursues a learned school of politics. Boyle foresees a large voter turnout and a Democratic victory. Gabrielson, more focused on foundations and principles, pursues training for fledgling Republicans.
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Washington
Guy Gabrielson
William Boyle
Gabrielson
Republican Committee
New Jersey
Soviet Union
Mr. Gabrielson
Mr. Boyle
Democratic National Committee
Boyle
Minnesota
Oregon
Wis
Hubert Humphreys
Political parties and the perils of permanent majorities
Senator Eastland comments on Republicanism and the rift between moneyed backers and shifting rules. He warns that a liberal party with a permanent majority risks fatty degeneration, while a conservative party with a persistent minority risks right wing rot exemplified by McCarthyism. Fancy baked apples or rice pudding entice guests with whipped cream.
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Herald Tribune
Vipers And Vittles In Billy Rose’s Vegas Tale
Billy Rose recounts Harry Ness a seven ply heel who deserts his wife Evie after she stays loyal and cooks poorly. Ness chases flashy pleasures with two thousand dollars won from a mystery song, but returns to find Evie has left for Nevada to seek a divorce, leaving a cold supper. Evie’s letter closes the tale.
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Lindy’s
Texas
Ken Murray
San Antonio
Milton Berle
Harry Ness
O'Sullivan Fg
Berle
Borscht
Evie
Harry
Zelda
Catskill Mountain
Variety
New York
Nat Lewis
Colony
Nevada
P.S
Billy Rose
Polk Street Professor and Humble Parables Reflected
A scrapbook of quips and quotes including Caleb Riley on loyalty and Robert Quillen on smells and sounds, Rev J B Goode on suffering and thought, a donkey parable about Bethlehem and Jerusalem, a wedding joke about semi finals, a look at future friendship and a modern girl, all in a collage of wry reflections and anecdotes.
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Caleb Riley
Robert Quillen
J. B. Goode
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Crossword Puzzle National Banner Theme Answers Clue List
National Banner crossword puzzle entries include clues for across and down words such as flags, sentences, and terms like em, oil, and emperor. The puzzle presents a mix of general vocabulary and period style language with an answer set spanning religion, geography, and language.
Introductions Across Generations in Manners Guide
Elinor Williams answers reader questions on proper introductions. It explains who is presented to whom, how to introduce a younger person to an elder, and the correct greetings. It notes that the standard is How do you do, with manners for rising and shaking hands depending on gender and age.
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Mary
John Brown
John Mary Smith
Elinor Williams
McNaught, Syn. Inc
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