The Amarillo Globe Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe News details its founding date, second class matter status, and publishing info. It lists editorial leadership Gene Howe and John McCarty, plus Wesley Izard as editor in chief and a telephone contact. Subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions are outlined for in-town and mail delivery, with various price points and durations.
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Poet Office
Amarillo
Texas
Merch
Globe and News
Wallace urges new appeal to aid world hungry
Secretary of Commerce Wallace, national chairman of the Emergency Food Collection, calls for an additional appeal for cash and canned goods to aid starving people. He notes a June 15 CIO strike led by Harry Bridges could hinder food shipments and urges efforts to keep aid flowing quickly.
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Wallace
Harry Bridges
CIO Maritime Union
Bridges
Communist Party
A New Approach to Alcoholism Treatment Gains Ground
Bill Cunningham notes evolving methods for helping alcoholics beyond AA. A Yale study spurred the National Committee for Education on Alcoholism, aiming to provide diagnostic clinics and local information centers to direct individuals to proper treatment.
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Yale University Department of Physiology
Howard W. Haggard
Selden D. Bacon
National Committee For Education On Alcoholism
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Rochester
N. Y
Dallas
Miami
Detroit
Waterville
Portland
Ore
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Move Toward War in Europe Rumors Stir Fears of Global Conflict
Private European reports circulated after the Paris conference collapse describe a Bolshevik plan to trigger a French army revolt and civil war in Spain, then seek Allied permission for Soviet forces to move through Austria and Germany to stabilize France and Spain. British intelligence notes a Red Army post near Vienna preparing intervention plans for Spain.
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France
Spain
Europe
Politbureau
Moscow
Parisolice
Union
United States
Britain
Austria
Germany
Atlantic
Gibraltar
Red Army
Danube River
Vienna
Edison Storage Battery Effort Fails To Move Surplus
George Stringfellow writes to government about disposing of idle Edison Batteries from 1945 46. He traces outreach to War Assets Corporation Capital Goods Division and Col Dwight Garrison noting negotiations halted March 1946 and blaming internal agency quarrels for blocking surplus disposal to industry. He urges government action to aid taxpayers and avoid unemployment while markets suffer.
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Washington
George Stringfellow
Edison
Edison Industries
United States
War Assets Corporation
Capital Goods Division
Sterling Foster
Foster
Col
Dwight Garrison
Mr. Foster
Col. Garrison
J. B. Harvey
Edison Company
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Meaning of democracy from Lincoln to modern readers
A reflection on democracy defining it as government of the people by the people for the people grounded in common decency and the brotherhood of man. It emphasizes duties, anti graft, voting, and the idea that the nation is the aggregate of its citizens in the United States.
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Abraham Lincoln
Man
United States of America
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Polk Street Professor on War Tales from Returning Servicemen
Former pupil Jesse Bishop, a paratrooper, recalls wartime logistics in Africa and France. He describes vast stockpiles of trucks and jeeps, Normandy hatred toward Americans, and French civilians killed in crossfire. Eugene Hooper discusses money in China and cargo planes sacrificing space for paper currency. The speaker notes varying veteran stories and ends with a view that the world is indeed crazy.
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Jesse Bishop
Africa
France
Jesse
Normandy
Eugene Hooper
China
U.S. A
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Clues Jumbled
A scrambled crossword puzzle page with horizontal and vertical clues across numbers and letter hints. The readable items include references to elements such as Mars and Mil lard along with terms like Attic and Mead. the page shows partial answers and misaligned words. Each clue presents a mix of definitions, language hints, and possible abbreviations from a historical puzzle sheet.
Crossword Clue Pack From Historical Page
A list of cryptic clues with numbers and partial words likely from a historical crossword puzzle page. Entries hint at definitions for words such as etruscan nobleman and chemical symbol tantalum, alongside themed phrases and cross-references.
Arrivals on Both Coasts
One vessel with 1 044 service personnel arrives in New York today as 3 152 more men debark from five ships at San Francisco. Ships arriving include Haverford Vic tory from Le Havre and Comet from Taku Taxwell from Tokyo LST No 949 from Pearl Harbor Marine Lynx from Australia Mount Kat mai from Guam.
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Associated Press
New York
San Francisco
Haverford Victory
le Havre
Comet
Taku
Taxwell
Tokyo
LST No. 949
Pearl Harbor
Marine Lynx
Australia
Mount Katmai
Guam
Amarillo College Graduates Plan Further Studies
Two Amarillo College students are set to graduate and plan to pursue senior college studies after graduation. They achieved high accuracy in transcribed notes, with one noting 97 percent accuracy. The article highlights their ongoing academic goals.
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Amarillo College
Local School Registration Schedules Released
The notice states classes start Tuesday morning and registration for high school elementary and band students will be held at the high school.
Summer School Opens Monday at Amarillo College
Dr. Ernest Shearer, acting president of Amarillo College, announced the college expects the largest summer enrollment in history. He said many veterans, about 250 enrolled this spring, plan to continue schooling through the summer. Registration at the college begins at 8:30 AM.
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Amarillo College
Amarillo
Ernest Shearer
Morne
Charlene Hook and Marilyn Kelley Pass Shorthand Test
Charlene Hook and Marilyn Kelley passed the official shorthand test at 140 words per minute for five minutes. Both are completing their freshman year at Amarillo College with Hook achieving 95 percent on transcription of notes.
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Charlene Hook
Polk
Marilyn Kelley
Amarillo College
Walter Farmer offers $1 for worm holes in fruit slogans
Hampton New Hampshire reports Walter Farmer a local orchardist promotes a sales slogan offering $1 to any customer who finds a worm hole in his fruit. He claims 8,000 trees on the farm yet has paid the reward only once in his years of experience. No ration on want ad results.
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Hampton, N. H
Walter Farmer
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