Amarillo Globe and News Publication Details and Rates
Publication record listing founding date February 20 1924 post office entry and publishing partnership with The Amarillo Daily News. Includes staff roles and contact numbers plus subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions by mail carrier or Amarillo street delivery with multiple time options and rates.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Fillmore
Aaron Snéate
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Pasvoussioosesce
Enera Nager Shep Eens Ponpaneceouees
Globe and News
The Globe Platform for Amarillo Civic Goals
The document outlines 13 planks for Amarillo’s future including revising the city charter expanding city limits building a coliseum city hall traffic plan downtown cleanup sports facilities park expansion water study hospital facilities English Field as a terminal small industry growth and expanded school facilities with higher teacher salaries. It notes a weekly prize for letters answering the platform with a 500 word limit and a Saturday noon deadline.
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GLOBE
Amarillo
City Commission
Whvrce
S. S
the Globe
Amarillo Globe
Propaganda War Echoes In Radio Moscow Broadcasts
A Washington report argues four and a half hours daily of English and Yiddish broadcasts to North America from Radio Moscow echo deep ideological rifts. It notes American skepticism and Russian suspicion, predicting little impact on Russian views and a need for Kremlin reform before better U.S.–Soviet understanding can emerge.
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North America
Washington
Radio
Moscow
Bop Hope
Fibber McGee
State Department
Soviet Union
Ilya Ehrenburg
Russia
Kremlin
Names of Streets in Cincinnati Subdivision Trigger Veterans Change
A petition to rename Okinawa and Salerno Streets in a Cincinnati subdivision proposes changing street names to aid sale of homes to veterans. The column denounces rackets exploiting veterans in fundraising and wheel chair sales, and argues Americans should move beyond wartime memory in favor of civilian life.
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Cincinnati
Okinawa
Salerno
America
Paul Mallon on British view of Americans and national mood
In a satirical piece Paul Mallon notes British polls describe Americans as varied traits from childish to generous and claims Britain herself suffers a psychosis driven by war, crisis, and socialism. He mocks crass observation polls and contrasts Britain with the United States.
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John Bull
Britain
Sitting Bull
Attlee
Churchill
America
Savoy Hotel
Ex-con Ernie Steever finds love then robs a bar
In a wartime style vignette, ex-con Ernie Steever travels after release, meets Molly in a diner, plans marriage, works at a gas station, buys a pistol, robs a cocktail bar, returns to the warden with a tale, and reflects on life and luck. The piece closes with satire on postwar Britain and American production debates.
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Ernie Steever
Ernie
Lifer
Syracuse
Connie Mack
125Th Street
Cupid
Molly
Central Park
YMCA
Lenox Avenue
Romeo
Steever
Billy Rose
Polk Street Professor on Gossip and Truth in Dictionaries
The speaker rebukes a dictionary for labeling gossip as idle chatter. He argues a gossiper is active, methodical, and aims to sow hate and fear, using vivid metaphors of tools, knives, and eyes like green envy. He insists dictionaries should tell children the truth about gossip.
Crossword Puzzle Answers From Previous Page
Crossword puzzle clues listed with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes abbreviations and terms for bodies like erbium and tantalum symbols, plus birds, fruits, animals, and surgical items. The page also notes macaw and macaw clues among multiple entries.
Program Tonight For Cancer Drive Aid In Amarillo
A benefit program in the Blue Mirrored Room at the Amarillo Hotel will start at 8 oclock to support the Cancer Drive. Mrs Dolly Lynch reviews Mrs Mike by Benedict and Freedman while Joan Gibson sings. a square dance exhibition completes the evening. Admission is 50 cents and the public is invited.
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Amarillo
Education and democracy in a quiet New York day
The writer reviews Horace Marcus Coffey’s The Glass House and Willard Motley’s Knock on Any Door, noting how fiction reveals corruption born of ignorance and superstition in a democracy. He reflects on Washington Square’s contrasts of rich and poor and urges reader action in local communities to strengthen democracy.
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New York
Tennessee
Horace Marcus Coffey
Glass House
Willard Motley
Romano
Washington Square
Noble Daughter Returns From Dallas Opera Trip
Nancy Noble daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Noble 506 Sunset has returned from Dallas where she attended performances of the Metropolitan Opera Company.
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Nancy Noble
Joseph A. Noble
Sunset
Dallas
Miss Noble
Metropolitan Opera Company
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Erich Brandeis
King Features Syndicate
Paul Mallon
King Features Syn., Inc
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MR. Canyon
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Bashan
Rose
Fleet
Houde Affairs Committee
Heavenly Bodies
Worning
Steve Cany
Shan
Steve Canyon
Moon
Bradder Moon
Mrs. Finkey
Ted
Pappy
Breeze
Pal
Vixen Vargo Relief Fund
OPERA
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk
G. McClain
Purina
Tyler
Gouldy Bros
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