Amarillo Globe announces 1924 publication details and rates
The Amarillo Globe News lists editors and management, its independence as a Democratic paper, and publishing details. It includes postal and subscription rates for various editions, with pricing for weekly, monthly, and yearly plans, plus home delivery options and contact lines.
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Essay winner highlights Amarillo Public Library impact
Robert Parks aged 17 of 2402 Fillmore, Amarillo High School senior, won first prize in an essay contest on What the Amarillo Public Library Means to This Community. The piece extols libraries as democratic, welcoming spaces for all to learn, read, and share knowledge, reflecting community pride and ongoing enlightenment.
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Dump the Tax Collector Says Sokoolsky
A 1921 column argues against interstate barriers and taxes hampering free movement of goods across states. It cites Massachusetts border actions, potential New England Balkanisation, and calls for true American freedom to buy and sell anywhere within the United States. It warns against bureaucratic burdens on households and small businesses while lamenting state revenue practices.
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Quote on government role in organized crime cited by Warren
Governor Warren of California asserts that governmental tolerance allows professional interstate criminals to enrich themselves enough to overpower local law enforcement by wealth, a claim about the danger posed by organized crime.
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Quote on West's courage amid barbarism fears
The remark envisions a long test ahead as Western nations face ongoing fear of barbarism. W Avery L. Hassiman, special president, suggests endurance and resolve are required for the coming years.
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Deserters Swim Across Korean Rivers to Surrender
Report notes Red troops in Korea showing desire for freedom by swimming across rivers to surrender. Mentions US Ninth Corps signals and seasonal water conditions.
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Three Pashas and a King Cairo Crisis Summary
Stewart Alsop identifies the Central figures in Egypt during the Cairo crisis: Nahas Pasha the Prime Minister, Serag el Din Pasha the Interior Minister, Salah el Din the Foreign Minister, and King Farouk. Each man holds power over the Waafdist party or public mobs, with all three pushing for evacuation of British troops as a precondition to talks. The piece warns that mob violence could redraw the political map and invites Farouk to act decisively as the crisis unfolds.
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Teen Topics on Loyalty and Gossip in School Life
Sally discusses loyalty as friendship's core and warns against gossip, repeating confidences, and fickle dating. She critiques breaking dates and snubbing old intimates for social status, urging readers to write with etiquette problems to the paper.
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Let's Explore Your Mind by Wiggam
Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam shares thoughts on heritage and mind power. He notes few know both grandmothers’ maiden names and many underestimate readers who can concentrate. A quoted piece reflects on boys’ innocence and family bonds ending with Hi Dad.
Abolishing Penny Postcards Draws Mixed Feelings
A Polk Street professor muses on ending penny postcards, recalling 143 men and 16 girls named Joe, amused by long distance cards, and noting the evolving hobby alongside changes in Providence landmarks. He laments no longer reading playful or educational scenes, yet feels no sorrow at their passing.
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British and American unity urged to save situation in Egypt
The article argues that only a new government formed by Farouk can calm inflamed Egyptian masses, and calls for unprecedented unity and foresight from Britain and the United States to offer a truly palatable plan. It stresses that swift, coordinated action is essential to prevent further instability in the Middle East.
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWER CLUE LIST FOR HORIZONTAL
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