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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1950

Page

16

Amarillo Globe Publisher Details and Rates

The Amarillo Globe publishes as an independent Democratic newspaper at Ninth and-are Amarillo Texas with editors Wesley Izard Paul Allingham Shelby Kritser Grady Camp and Walter Andrews. It lists circulation figures and subscription rates for various delivery options and notes that mail subscriptions are not accepted where carrier service exists.

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A Growing Pain in Texas Prisons Faces Housing Shortage

Texas prison officials report a surging population prompting a demand for two million dollars to build new cell blocks. With over seven thousand inmates, costs run into the millions annually, as arrests, jailings, and hearings resemble a public debt.

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Heir Hunter Theodore W Roth in New York Story

Billy Rose recalls meeting Theodore W Roth, a Missing Heirs hunter on West 42nd Street. Roth cites eight billion dollars in unclaimed assets and recounts famous cases like Henrietta Garrett of Philadelphia worth 40 million, with many claimants facing jail or disbarment. He shares odd letters from prospective heirs and a tale of a widow who cursed the recovered twelve thousand dollars, exposing how wealth can fracture memories and trust.

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The Technique of Executive Leadership reviewed

Erich Brandeis critiques Dr. James F. Bender and the McGraw-Hill book The Technique of Executive Leadership. He argues leadership should not hinge on ego and emotional ruggedness, praising self knowledge yet warning that success built on ego is hollow and lonely.

James F. Bender Columbia University McGraw-Hill Ernie Pyle Lee G. Miller

Independence of American Voters in Taft’s Victory

George E. Sokolsky argues voters, not labor blocs, shaped Taft’s large win, with labor pressure failing to unite workers. He notes defeats of Pecora and Douglas, the Liberal Party collapse, and implies independent voting persists amid labor influence, citing Ohio results and Utah races as proof. Fire bombs in Malaya report napalm’s ineffectiveness against Communist forces.

John L. Lewis Taft Congress Labor Ohio Cleveland Akron Dayton CIO Elbert Thomas Utah James Roosevelt California Ferdinand Pecora New York City Helen Gahagan Douglas Scott Lucas Ilinois Vincent Impellitteri Liberal Party International Ladies Garment Workers Dave Dubinsky A. A. Berle, Jr Impelitteri Tom Dewey Senate Committee On Labor, and Public Welfare Education la Follette National Association of Manufacturers Wallace F. Bennett Thomas Russia King Features Syndicate, Inc Malaya Kuala Lumpur Harold Briggs

Texas AP editor Barnard to Tokyo on Far Eastern post

William C. Barnard, state editor for the Associated Press Texas, is assigned to the Far Eastern staff and will depart for Tokyo on November 20. Tim Parker will succeed him, after a career with AP in Corpus Christi, San Antonio, Lincoln, and Omaha, focusing on Texas politics and state news.

Dallas William C. Barnard Texas Associated Press Far Eastern Tokyo Tim Parker Barnard Corpus Christi Cornus Christi Caller-Times San Antonio Express Parker Lincoln Neb Nebraska Omaha Texas State News

Julia Marlowe Taken by Death

New York dates report Julia Marlowe died aged 85 after a brief illness at the Plaza Hotel. The famed Shakespearian actress had formed a renowned acting partnership with her late husband E. H. Sothern, retiring in 1924 after a long career on the American stage. Italian producers made 95 films in 1949, up from 50 in 1948.

New York Julia Marlowe E. H. Sothern Ara Miss Marlowe Plaza Hotel Central Park

Should Girls And Boys Be The Same Age

Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam examines teen development with three points. First, 75 girls show brothers gain privileges earlier, risking emotional issues unless both sexes have disciplined freedom. Second, a class with a strong teacher boosts honesty, suggesting character stems from balanced guidance. Third, tests show broadminded people understand themselves better than prejudiced ones, countering narrow minded pride.

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Radio snippets and wry lines from a teen world column

A collage of humorous and social quips from a teen world column recounts advice from a father to his son, oddball anecdotes about a bicycle with a loose seat, ambition fading, and lines on fame, scandal, and radio chatter about Puerto Rican communities and a political campaign.

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Crossword Puzzle and Self Confidence Tips

A mixed feature lists crossword clues from a state flag to a southern state and then offers practical advice on overcoming shyness. It advises grouping attention on the present moment, acting confidently, presentable appearance, and practicing skills with options like dancing or sports for self-assurance.

YWCA McNaught Syn, Inc

Eva Garner Rollins Arrives as Army Set Is Deployed

Mrs Eva Garner Rollins flew from Germany to join husband Sherman Rollins in Boston. Her mother in law met her at the airport and announced he had just been sent to Korea, signaling a new overseas deployment during the Korean conflict.

Boston U.P Eva Garner Rollins Germany Army Set Sherman Rollins Korea

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