Amarillo Globe Democratsally Stance and Circulation Info
The Amarillo Globe News presents its publishing details including editors Shelby Brits er and Parker Frouty, circulation manager Walter Andrews, and advertising director Grady Camp. It notes the paper’s status as an independent Democratic publication and lists subscription rates for various editions and time frames.
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Allo Wesley
Izzard
Shelby Britser
Lowell W. Brown
Seccessesess
Grady Camp
Seemager
Walter Andrews
Amarillo Globe
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Sean Ee
Eisenhower Favored Nationwide in Gallup Poll
A Gallup style survey by the American Institute of Public Opinion shows Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower as the leading presidential choice across the nation, with Taft strongest in the Midwest and Warren popular in the West. The poll notes women favor Eisenhower more than men, and lists write in figures including Dirksen and Dulles among others.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Union
Princeton
United States
American Institute of Public Opinion
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Middlewest
Earl Warren
California
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
General Eisenhower
Taft
Eisenhower
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F. D. Roosevelt, Jr
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Harry Byrd
Virginia
William O. Douglas
Fred M. Vinson
Paul Hoffman
Henry C. Lodge
Massachusetts
Joseph W. Martin
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Institute
Everett Dirksen
Charles E. Wilson
John Foster Dulles
James Byrnes
Dean Acheson
James Farley
Eric Johnston
Frank Lausche
William Fulbright
Luther Youngdahl
Norman Thomas
MacArthur
New England & Mid-Atlantic
Mass
Conn
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Penna
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Eva Peron Beneath Hospital Operation Update
Mrs Eva Peron wife of President Juan Peron underwent a serious operation yesterday at President Peron Hospital. A late communique reported she was resting and in satisfactory condition with respiration and pulse normal. The exact nature of the operation was not disclosed.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Eva Peron
President Peron
Thoughts on Taxes and the American Revolution
George E. Sokolsky argues that property taxes and especially the income tax erode savings and middle class wealth. He likens New Deal and Fair Deal policies to Leninist aims, claiming government waste and currency depreciation drive a peaceful American revolution funded by taxation. Copyright 1951 King Features Syndicate.
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Adam Smith
Karl Marx
United States
America
Marx
Harold Laski
Harry Hopkins
Leon Keyserling
Lenin
Russia
King Features Syndicate
Secret of Long Life and the Holy Cow in Rochester
A 106-year-old Rochester man known as Edward Holy Cow Van Duyne defies longevity rules by smoking six a day and drinking beer while claiming not to worry. He recalls his brewmaster past, his mother’s long life, and a nickname earned in India. The piece muses on worry, conscience, and the elusive recipe for aging well, noting his public welfare status and high IQ.
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Rochester
Edward
van Duyne
Holy Cow
India
Lets Explore Your Mind by Albert Wiggam Lesson
Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam presents a syndicated column with three items. The first urges boys to pursue life with women through cautious inquiry and warning against arguments. The second questions classical language study and cites vocabulary gains from English word definitions. The third quotes Life Guard Bill Stidham on drowning risks and swimmer watchfulness.
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Bill Stidham
John F. Dille Co
Teen Topics on Tax Losses from a Small Fry Letter
A reader named P. 8. Professor writes to President Truman voicing frustration over income tax rules for salary earners. He complains losses from a culvert accident and depreciation rules favoring those with tractors, arguing the tax system ignores individuals like him. He requests study and attention to tax fairness for the "small boys."
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President Truman
Harry
Crossword Puzzle and Tact Lesson Column
A dense puzzle page lists numerous crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries with fragment answers. It also presents a prose column extolling tact, defining it as awareness of others' feelings, contrasting tact with flattery, and urging practice to speak kindly while retaining truth.
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