The Amarillo Globe Staff and Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe independent Democratic newspaper lists staff including Publisher Editor Paul Allingham Co-Publisher Sherley Kritser and General Manager Grady Camp IV with Circulation Manager Walter Andrews. It details home and mail subscription rates by period and region, and states it is published in Amarillo Texas as an independent daily with impartial news.
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Paul Allingham
Shfley Kritser
Manger Grady Camp IV
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe
Paul Gallico on Children Who Like Homework
The column compiles student letters from Michigan praising homework and opposing a teacher who mocked it. Gallico laments the shift from his youth, questions future impacts, and shares a measured, humorous critique of modern attitudes toward arithmetic and study.
Suspicion Grounds for FBI Arrest Upheld by Court
In Pittsburgh on May 8 the US Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the FBI can arrest individuals on suspicion. The decision could set a legal precedent affecting FBI powers and related law enforcement procedures.
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Pittsburgh
US Third Circuit Court of Appeals
FBI
Wedding Etiquette Questions and FBI Arrest Highlight Local News
The column weighs in on who should pay the bride’s travel costs for a groom based at an army camp and on dance floor etiquette. It also covers wedding guest policies for children and confirms that polite apologies are due. Separately, a court ruling upholds an FBI arrest in a Pittsburg interstate crime case.
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Uke
Mrs. Post
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Pittsburgh
FBI
Joseph W. Bianco
Bianco
Baltimore
North Korea claims war near end despite UN doubts
Dispatches from Korea quoted captured North Koreans saying the war is nearly over and there will be no more Communist offensives. The remarks may reflect truth or be propaganda meant to ease UN forces. Families with sons in Korea or headed overseas may find some comfort in these statements, even as the risk of deception remains.
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Mama
Sis
Gallico
Nyah
McNaught Syn., Inc
Korea
John Garfield testimony questioned at Un American Activities hearing
George E. Sokolsky comments on John Garfield before the House Committee on Un American Activities. Garfield argues he first suspected a Communist presence in Hollywood in 1947 or 1948 after leaving the Wallace Party, denying knowledge of Communist activity during 1938 to 1948. The dialogue questions his awareness while working in New York and Hollywood.
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Congressional
John Garfield
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Louis Nizer
Hollywood
Congressman Velde
Garfield
Wallace
Velde
Mr. Garfield
Mr.Velde
Welde
Wallace Party
Jackson
Mr. Jackson
New York
Group
Theater
Garfield, “That Is Not True.” “Fy. Jackson
Communist Party
King Features Syndicate
The Greatest Sin Hypocrisy in Charity Gambling Controversy
Erich Brandeis denounces hypocrisy in public life citing Connecticut’s gambling bans. He criticizes “sham holy” charity bazaars using roulette wheels and asks why sin differs by place. He warns against labeling illegal games as moral charity to avoid hypocrisy in American society.
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Calvin Coolidge
Connecticut
Frank Costello
Let's Explore Your Mind on Mind and IQ
Dr. Wiggam presents three psychology notes: first, men peak in sexual drive earlier than women but social factors may alter behavior. second, IQ predicts potential but not effort or character. third, open-minded listeners learn more, per J L Brown.
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J. L. Brown
Free literature from Reds targeted at schools and press
A speaker warns against communist backed pamphlets mailed to public schools and the press. He labels the literature as propaganda funded from abroad designed to weaken church, schools, and government while urging readers to examine authorship and financing before believing the claims. The piece labels the efforts as a coordinated campaign.
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America
American Association of School Administrators
Crossword Puzzle On the Air Waves
Horizontal clues list across and down fill a crossword puzzle. The page presents puzzle items including actors, places, letters, and common crossword terminology. The grid requires solving with cross letters from both directions to reveal the final message.
Puzzle Clues List From 26 to 57 Across and Down
A sequence of crossword style clues enumerated 26 through 57 covering terms such as Prayer Snakes Tidy Sheaf Chair Harem rooms Sloping way Among Biblical pronoun Shout Re ts Italian city Unfettered Termini New Guinea port Light touch Bitter vetch Symbol for tellurium and Babylonian deity.
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New Guinea
US Red Lend Aide Talks Collapse In Washington
United States and Russia broke off lengthy discussions over Moscow’s World War II Lend Lease bill after several months of deadlock. Negotiations paused with possible resumption later. Russia had received about 10.8 billion dollars worth of Lend Lease goods.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Moscow
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