Amarillo Globe directory and rates notice
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Off the Record Campaign Idea Gains Private Dinner Buzz
A commentary on Henry A. Wallace hosting an off the record dinner for 450 supporters at $10 per plate to avoid press coverage. The piece weighs potential political and media implications while noting rivals’ public campaign motions and the novelty of secrecy in fundraising and messaging.
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Henry A. Wallace
Hollywood
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West Coast
Oregon
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Letter to the Editor Proposes National Board of Adjustment
W L Johnson of Amarillo urges Congress to create a labor management board by law to settle strikes. He argues a three party panel including labor management and the federal government should render final decisions and reduce recurring strikes. He asks able men to advocate rapid passage of such legislation.
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Board of Adjustment
W. L. Johnson
Amarillo
Stalin and Wallace Letter: Lippmann's Realism
Walter Lippmann argues Stalin would see Wallace's armament cuts as leaving Russia dominant in Europe and Asia. He notes Russia has vast recruited forces, while the non Soviet world relies on armaments. A general disarmament plan would not balance power and harms the West's security.
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Walter Lippman
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Stalin
Mr. Wallace
Wallace
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Europe
Asia
United States
Soviet Union
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Western Europe rearmament program faces Russian peace offensive
The text notes fears that the Soviet peace offensive may sway Congress to cut military aid and delay the draft. It suggests lawmakers like Mr Taber will resist such pressure and continue the rearmament program.
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Europe
Taber
East Side Pinochle Star's Fall From Favor and Feuds
Chicago, famed pinochle mind on the East Side, once won big sums for backers like Schermerhorn but has faded. A loan demand led to public humiliation, stirring loyalties and threats as Big Tony’s crew enters the coffee house to back a game.
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Chicago Gambler Seizes Big Winnings Then Kills Backer
In a 1948 Billy Rose piece, Chicago the gambler pockets $3500 from bets after a pivotal win. He later shoots backer Schermerhorn, retrieves a bloodstained wallet containing $12,000, and turns himself in to police. Jackie Fine comments on the crime to his wife.
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Schermerhorn
Chicago
Jackie Fine
Tony
Jackie
Big Tony
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Polk Street Professor and a Grade Book Poem
A French visitor compares US war efforts to football and cites the idea wars end in the minds of men. A grade book holds a poem about universal loneliness, echoed by a teacher and the narrator as proof that everybody feels lonesome despite appearances.
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Will Rogers
English Poet crossword puzzle clues
A compact listing of across and down clues for an English poet themed crossword. It includes hints like Horizontal entries for names and terms such as expunge and Indian, with vertical clues covering mulch to Gloria Patri. The grid references and cross clues await solution.
High School Fraternities and Sororities in Focus
Sally EEN JEEN examines the pros and cons of high school Greek letter societies. She notes benefits like group support and guidance from upperclassmen but warns that if mismanaged they can become exclusive and troublesome influences.
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Erich Brandeis on a Nation of Snobs in America
A Weston-Super-Mare note critiques snobbery and shows a Cobbler versus Snob clash. The piece questions why ads and clubs promote appearance over reality and argues snobbery leads to debt and hypocrisy. It cites autos coats and social scenes in New York as examples.
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