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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1946

Page

14

Amarillo Globe News Publishing Details and Rates

The Amarillo Globe News publishing company outlines its history as a second class matter and lists staff including GENE HOWE as President and Publisher WESLEY ZzARD as Editor in Chief and RAY PARR as Editor of The Globe. Subscription rates for daily and weekly papers are provided for in town and mail carrier customers with varying lengths and prices.

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United Nations Debates Dollar Diplomacy and Aid

In a UN session Russia criticized dollar democracy while accepting half the UN's operating costs. Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg defended American capitalism noting the U.S. holds 5 percent of world population and 50 percent of wealth. The piece muses on tone and reciprocity in international finance.

United Nations Russia Molotov Arthur H. Vandenberg Vandenberg United States Mr. Vandenberg

Well Timed Sing Sing Riot Stems From Beef Stew Monotony

Prison riot in Sing Sing by timely convicts protesting repetitive beef stew amid meat famine. Commentary notes relief came after famine ended, arguing crime not pay, while a nervous man faces strain and quotes a Nuernberg hangman. Dr Nicholas Murray Burrer advocates moral service to end war.

Nicholas Murray Burrer Carnegie Endowment For International Peace

Texans Amazing People In Editorial Page Feature

The Globe and 155 leading dailies publish editorials praising Texan character. Erich Brandeis, columnist for The Globe, travels from Lubbock to Amarillo and plans to board the Santa Fe to Chicago. He cites Texans, their cities and manners with affection and notes his West Coast trip as a silver wedding anniversary gift.

Erich Brandeis Globe Bailiwick New York Mr. Brandeis Brandeis Amarillo Lubbock Charley Guy L. J. Cassell The Santa Fe Mr. Cassell San Francisco Joe Cassell L. J. Caecsell West Coast

Crazy About Travel in a Silver Anniversary Trip

A pair plans a long West Coast to Texas journey filled with timetables and fantasies of rail lines and air routes. They recall past travels across the United States and Europe, anticipating new adventures after wartime restrictions ease. The writer urges travel as a memory making experience.

California United States Europe Canada Mexico West Indies Charley Guy Lubbock West Coast Santa Fe Union Pacific Southern Pacific Denver and Rio Grande Colorado Rock Island American Airlines Braniff Airlines Continental Airlines TWA United Airlines Pioneer Airlines New York Purgatory Mustang Abeuta Trinchere Watervale Cimarron River Mount Dora Sixela Amarillo Cherley Guy Colorado and Southern Denver King Features Syndicate, Inc

Inventory of the Nation probes under a new Congress

George E. Sokolsky calls for nonvindictive factual investigations by a Republican Congress into national resources, suppression of thought, veterans organizations, government disorganization, and the FBI. He urges impartial probes to reveal the truth and preserve American institutions.

Roosevelt Black Committee Black la Follette Dies Republican Congress United States Persecu Praetorian Guard American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Catholic War Veterans State Treasury Departments FBI J. Edgar Hoover Canada King Features Syn. Inc

Reville Soon Heads Kiwanis Induction Set Dec 17

Al Reville will be inducted as president of the North Amarillo Kiwanis Club at the December 17 meeting. He succeeds Toy Johnson and has served as vice president with J A Arden as vice president and Charlie Smith as secretary treasurer. New directors include J T Wrather C E High T C Todd Curtis Richards. The club meets Tuesdays at noon in the Buchanan Street Methodist Church annex. Reville owns Al's Radio Service Co at 702 North Fillmore.

al Reville North Amarillo Kiwanis Club Reville Toy Johnson North Amarillo Kiwanis J. A. Arden Charlie Smith J. T. Wrather C. E. High T. C. Todd Curtis Richards North Amarillo

Worry Clinic explores adolescent giggling psychology

Dr. George W. Crane analyzes Dolly P a 17 year old high school senior whose frequent giggling on calls and in social settings signals youthful energy and sexual arousal. He explains giggling as a safety valve tied to energy and extroversion, noting both sexes giggle during courtship and dating.

Dolly P Dolly Dr. Crane Chemical Engineers Crane Hopkins Syndicate, Inc King Features Syn., Inc

Polk Street Professor on Insurance and a Faulty Adjuster

A Polk Street resident recalls a car collision where a truck hit his parked car and left without admitting fault. He paid out of pocket two dollars after the adjuster refused payment without the driver admitting guilt. He reflects on honesty and fearing death.

Civic Enterprises

Crossword Puzzle Horizons 1 8

Puzzle grid word clues list includes Across and Down entries with numeric labels. The page presents a compact crossword puzzle featuring standard clues for general knowledge terms and wordplay.

February Hosts Five Sundays In 1948 Record

February contains five Sundays once in 28 years with 40 year gaps from leap year rules. The month will again have five Sundays in 1948, marking a rare calendrical occurrence.

Blind to Enjoy Movies by Guiding Device

Hollywood reports a new service for the blind via the Braille Institute of America. J. Robert Atkinson assigns Ruby Thurnber to prepare synopses detailing plot elements not clear from dialogue and to describe players, sets, and costumes for selected films.

Hollywood U.P Braille Institute of America J. Robert Atkinson Ruby Thurnberr Movie Studio Motion Picture Guide For

Marco Polo Tales Fuel Coal Knowledge

Historical note links Marco Polo’s 13th century travels to reports of black stones used for cooking and warmth, later identified as coal, shaping his reputation as a fabulist.

Marco Polo Asia

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