The Amarillo Globe Publisher and staff directory
The Amarillo Globe, independent Democratic newspaper, lists staff including Wesley L Izard as presubscriber and editor and Paul Alingham as publisher and business director. Circulation and subscription rates are outlined for home delivery and mail options around Amarillo.
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Wesley L. Izzard
Paul Albingham
Bee Imllor
Grady Camp Errors
Wereereey
Walter Andrews
Grobbe
Parker Prouty
Gene Howe
Amarilo
Texas
Amarillo
Mae
Amarillo Globe
King Lear Revisited Sparks Sharp Dissent in Review
Paul Gallico savages a 1951 stage production of King Lear, denouncing Lear as a windbag and the plot as folly. He mocks the king’s vanity, disinheritance, and the fawning daughters, while praising Kent and Cordelia for insight amid storm and chaos.
Saturday Horoscope Highlights by Stella May 5
A dated horoscope column notes a sharp memory and strong intuition for born today individuals. It urges balancing ambition with limits, caution against flattery, and using imagination while grounding decisions in analysis. The Sunday zodiac segment covers Taurus to Aquarius with guidance on intuition, prudence, and friendships.
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Stella
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpiq
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Acheson Should Go From State Department
Acheson should be removed for the country’s good and world peace. The opposition he faces blocks unity, and sticking with a friend is common but not for the presidency. Truman could fire Acheson to quell GOP opposition, while maintaining power to appoint a new secretary with a Senate.
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Dean Acheson
Acheson
Department of State
Harry Truman
United States
Truman
Senate
British policy and the MacArthur dispute in Asia
Sokolsky argues the British push to recall MacArthur shapes U S policy and China trade. He contends Britain seeks to keep India in the commonwealth, sacrifice China and the United States, and favor mercantile links via Jardine, Matheson and other firms. He cites postwar trade with Communist China and the Korea conflict as evidence of British aims.
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MacArthur
Great Britain
Douglas MacArthur
State Department
G Kai-shek
Asia
Lewis W. Douglas
Associated Press
India
Commonwealth
China
United States
Douglas
Jardine, Matheson
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
Chartered Bank
P&o
British-American Tobacco Company
Jardine’s
Soviet China
Chiang Kai-shek
Korea
King Features Syndicate
Exploring Minds and Roles in Mid-Century Sex and Work
Dr. Albert Wiggam presents three items on psychology and gender roles from mid-century studies. Terman and Miles note women’s propensity for expressing anger and other emotions, while Anderson finds men concealing emotion. A Bryn Mawr survey counts long hours for wives, contrasted with office workers, and Wrights critique home organization.
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L. M. Terman
C. C. Miles
John Anderson
Maj
Norman Green
Bryn Mawr College
Mary and Russell Wright
John F. Dille Co
HumorousBits From Texas Parent-Teacher Magazine And Groucho Marx
A collection of brief quips and memories including a boy’s dream of no hair, highway humor, domestic violence realities, spring imagery, and Groucho Marx jokes about a restaurant and a bright new dime. The pieces reflect midcentury Texas humor and comic anecdotes.
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Texas
Parent- Teacher Magazine
Groucho Marx
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Fragment
A fragment of a crossword puzzle with horizontal clues and partial entries listing terms such as musical instrument saved great lake goddess of infatuation and other word pieces. The readable items include hints for answers like near and exchange and incomplete lists of clues and numbers.
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Great Lake
Summer job ideas for girls in THIS TEEN WORLD
Elinor Williams offers reader suggestions for girls age appropriate summer work. ideas include a play school, a lending library for pocket books, gardening, supervised outings, a babysitting style story hour, group shopping for clients, and organized regular errands.
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Elinor Williams
McNaught Syn., Inc
Sick of Smoking Turns to Rubber Cigar in Seattle
Emil Sick, local brewer and owner of the Seattle Rainier baseball team in the Pacific Coast League, was ordered by his physician to quit cigars. He now chews a rubber cigar to curb the habit.
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Seattle
Wash
U.P
Emil
Seattle Rainier
Mirror of Marie de Medici valued at 30000 dollars
During the French Revolution era a jeweled mirror owned by Queen Marie de Medici was valued at thirty thousand dollars reflecting the era's precious artifacts and high fashion.
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Queen Marie de Medici
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