Amarillo Globe masthead and circulation details page
The Amarillo Globe lists staff roles including publisher editor and publishers, with circulation and subscription rates for home delivery and mail. It notes publication as an independent Democratic newspaper and provides pricing for Evening, Morning, and Sunday editions.
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Paul Leingham
Amarillo
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Amarillo Globe
Kremlin Gambit Threatens Middle East Power Balance
Joseph Alsop argues the Kremlin uses the Iranian oil dispute as a fuse to destabilize the Middle East and weaken Britain and the United States. He contends Moscow aims to secure oil wealth, force Western disunity, and back the Tudeh party in Iran if oil revenues are cut off, risking a Soviet-controlled resource. The piece warns American and British policy drift could invite Moscow’s next move.
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Kremlin
Middle East
Britain
America
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
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Tudah Party
Iran
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Moscow
Teheran
State Department
Foreign Office
Messadegh
Tudah
Anglo- Tranian Oil Company
Civil Defense Fund Criticized as Insufficient Total
Washington on May 28 reports that the $31 75 million Congress approved for civil defense is deemed completely inadequate for meaningful programs by Civil Defense Administrator Millard Caldwell in a letter to Governor Lausche. Separate note concerns Peru setting new standards after finding preserved fish unfit for consumption.
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Congress
Civil Defense
Millard Caldwell
Caldwell
Frank J. Lausche
Peru
Dangerous Time Ahead for Summer Drivers
A warning about Memorial Day travel dangers and highway risks. It urges careful driving, avoiding irritability, early starts, limited night driving, and ensuring road worthy vehicles to prevent fatal crashes on busy vacation roads.
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Canada
Mexico
Avoiding Temptation and the Ochs Example of Morality
George E. Sokolsky argues moral restraint in public life through Adolph Ochs example. He cites refusal of $150,000 municipal advertising, noting temptation extends beyond money to fame and visibility. The piece critiques pursuit of popularity as a greater peril than wealth and calls for ethical restraint.
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Washington
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Adolph Ochs
New York Times
Ochs
Sulzberger
New York
Samuel Untermyer
Mr. Untermyer
Mr. Ochs
Louis Wiley
King Features Syndicate
Peace Terms and Global Power in Echoes of UN Debate
A collection of quotes from international figures on peace and the United Nations. Statements from Gen Cantos P. Romuto, Mrs Doris Byars, Sir Benecar Rao, Mayor R. P. Weatherrorp, and WanreN Austin frame views on authority, glamor, sacrifice, and the role of the Soviet Union in world peace.
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Bric
Cantos P. Romuto
Philippine
Sir Benecar N. Rao
India
Soviet Union
Mind Musings and Social Notes From A Humorous Column
In this fragment, Dr. Wigwam discusses exploring the mind, a psychologist advocates certifying babysitters for safety, and a philosopher lampoons bore behavior. The piece mixes quips, anecdotes, and a copyright notice, reflecting a 20th century humor column style.
Polk Street Professor Recites Family Math And Travel Plan
Vera Shaffer explains a playful math riddle about counting living and deceased kin, then reveals plans to visit siblings near Durant Oklahoma by Lake Texoma. She notes bonds with family, lessons from childhood, and the desire to see them rather than write. The piece blends humor with a slice of mid century rural life and personal ties.
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Vera Shaffer
Durant
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Lake Texoma
Lake
Texoma
Crossword Puzzle Answers From Previous Page
The list provides across and down clues with many entries. Horizontal entries include terms like Demented diminutive and chief seaport and several others, while vertical clues span colors names and river related hints.
Aussie War Hero General Blamey Dies
Field Marshal Sir Thomas Blamey died at Heidelberg Military Hospital Melbourne after a year-long illness. He was 67 and Australia's premier military figure serving as commander in chief of Allied land forces under General Douglas MacArthur in World War II. A state funeral was planned as the mourning nation reflects on his career.
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Sydney
Australia
Thomas Blamey
Blamey
Douglas MacArthur
Heidelberg Military Hospital
Melbourne
Sol Dreyfuss Dies in Dallas at 65
Sol Dreyfuss prominent Dallas merchant and former Texas League baseball club owner died after a three months illness yesterday. He was 65 years old.
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Sol Dreyfuss
Dallas
Dallas Baseball Club
Teens and grown ups share human nature not far apart
The piece urges teens to see adults as people with valid points. It argues grown ups and teens differ mainly in upbringing and that understanding each other leads to fair compromises. Mature discussion replaces spoiled insistence and both sides benefit.
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