Amarillo Globe News Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe News lists publication details and rates including date February 20 1934, publishing partnership with Amarillo Daily News, and staff roles. It shows subscription prices for daily Sunday issues, mail and carrier options, and weekly or Sunday only rates.
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Christmas in July refunds lightening tax mood in 1945
The article notes that by July 4 about 30 million Americans, roughly three in five income tax filers, will have received refunds on their 1945 payments. It explains withholding as a long standing practice and suggests refunds feel like a midyear dividend, bringing a pleasant distraction with summer purchases and vacation plans.
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Internal Revenue
Congress
Wartime ship reparations spark debate over postwar fleet use
The United States would receive about 18 percent of Germanys merchant fleet under a plan by 15 Allied nations to balance losses by tonnage. Critics warn the ships may be slow for peacetime trade and suggest assigning German vessels to smaller European nations that rely on maritime commerce.
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Germany
Europe
Morale and leadership quotes from wartime perspectives
The piece quotes British Pvt. Frank Allett and New York consultant C. F. Mugridge on worker morale under autocratic systems, and James A. Farley urging firm leadership by the U S during wartime to keep Allied nations in line with American direction.
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Germany
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New York
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James A. Farley
Europe
Runaway Children Spark Concern Over School and Homes
Captain Cronin of the New York Police Missing Persons Bureau cites distaste for school and unhappy homes as major reasons 3,000 New York kids ran away last year. He says spring’s warmth fuels wanderlust and adventure seeking, while attentive, adventurous parenting can curb the trend.
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Dorothy Thompson critiques Lewis coal payroll plan risks
Thompson argues that Mr Lewis’s seven percent payroll levy funds would tax all coal consumers and force state overreach into public welfare. She warns the plan threatens national industry, workers, and democracy by tying private union control to public obligations and erodes social security with a private fund.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Hughes
Justice Brandeis
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Novel romance of Eddie Wechsler and Marguerite Bennett
A brief item notes Eddie Wechsler and Marguerite Bennett wed in Saniego after meeting when their cars collided years earlier. The account recalls common marriage arguments and suggests the couple may have a happy future, while the writer reflects on arguments and control in households. The passage ends with a remark about postwar rubber exports from the Netherlands East Indies.
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Marguerite Bennett
Saniego
Eddie
Marguerite
Hoover's humanitarian voyage and America's hungry answer
George E. Sokolsky lauds Herbert Hoover as he travels to aid hunger in Europe and the Americas. He argues Americans must feed enemies with pity and charity, not conquer or loot, upholding traditional Christian values over ruthless “scientific” hard logic.
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Herbert Hoover
Europe
Asia
South America
Hoover
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Job
Jesus Christ
Americas
King Features Syn., Inc
Cupid Rhymes With Stupid and Local Manufacturing Call
Polk Street professor jokes about worrying and aging while H S Prince laments reliance on out of town goods. He uses a nationwide supply chain image to urge more local manufacturing and notes only the local dog is produced here. Prince expresses optimism about starting local work.
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Iowa
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New Jersey
Texas
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Crossword Puzzle Clues Fragment
A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and partial words, including references to U S ambassador and various abbreviations. The text mixes clue prompts and letter hints across both orientations.
Pal Blades Hollow Ground for Superior Shave
Advertises Pal safety razor blades as leather shaped and hollow ground to follow facial contours. Claims they provide a cool quick shave with less effort, avoiding bearing down, and note edges last longer. Endorsed by a mass of buyers seeking a barber quality result.
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