The Amarillo Globe masthead and publication details
The Amarillo Globe published in Amarillo Texas since 1924 announces its evening and Sunday edition schedule and pricing for home delivery by carrier and mail along with postal legal notices. It lists staff roles including publisher editor and managers while noting its independent Democratic stance.
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World News Snippets From Farmington to Tokyo
In Farmington Utah two prisoners escaped a jail by picking a lock while two others stayed behind. Reno Nevada faced a flood trapping gamblers who celebrated with a Reno style party. A Filipino colonel in Korea was relieved for criticizing wartime use of troops. A former Japanese foreign minister in Tokyo was paroled after war crime conviction and Russia objected. In the United States many await Thanksgiving while Texas A&M looms on the horizon.
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Utah
Reno
Nev
Korea
Tokyo
Russia
United States
Texas A&m
Innocent Children and a Charitable Christmas Card
George E. Sokolsky urges support for the International Children's Emergency Fund of the United Nations. He highlights how a one dollar gift funds milk, cod liver oil, footwear, cloth for a coat, diapers, vaccines, and medicines for children in war torn areas. He promotes Christmas cards at 10 cents with 4 cents profit per card, and notes the broader call for charity and love over mere holiday cheer.
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International Children’s Emergency Fund
The
United Nations
Maurice Pate
Herbert Hoover
American Relief
Children’s Fund
Children’s Emergency Fund
East 42Nd Street
New York 17
New York
Christ
Palestine
Moses
Jesus
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Quotations on Power and Society From Public Figures
A fragmented OCR snippet presents quotes from Franklin D. Roosevelt era figures and others. It includes remarks attributed to Truman and Hoover on peace and rights, Barnard College leaders on gender roles, and Eisenhower on running for president. Substantial portions are garbled or out of context, with biblical reference and stray lines about fashion.
The Best Chance of Survival Says Alsop
Joseph and Stewart Alsop argue that American air defense is near zero effective without rapid radar and fighter upgrades. They warn Soviet stockpiles could reach 100 to 130 bombs by 1953, making national survival hinge on dispersed critical facilities and resilient industry. Churchill’s call for peace through American atomic strength is urged as a guiding policy.
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Kremlin
Louis A. Johnson
Air Force
Omar Bradley
Korea
Free World
Johnson
Defense Department
Atlantic
United States
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Herald Tribune
Psychology of Owning a Dog and The Workplace Dilemmas
A collection of three items discussing affection then dog ownership, worker self interest, and college learning. Bossard argues dogs offer open affection outlets, while the others note job security concerns and average college students’ practical knowledge gaps in measurements, costs, and pollination.
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James H. S. Bossard
University of Pennsylvania
Johnny
Edna
Mental Hygiene Committee
Broadway
New York
N. Y
Polk Street Professor Thanks Givin
A narrator muses on gratitude and mindset, noting that true thanks come from control over thoughts and steady effort. He reflects on ambition, resilience, and daily beginnings, appreciating simple pleasures like beans and the possibility of a fresh start each hour.
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A compact crossword puzzle listing many clues Across and Down, including birds, channels, islands, verbs, professions, and common terms. The grid references depict animals, colors, ships, math terms, and religious items among others, with abbreviations and several proper nouns.
Majority Funds To Air Force Airplane spending tops four month arms total
Washington reports that more than half of the 8.0926 billion dollars the armed forces have obligated for new supplies and equipment over the last four months goes to aircraft. Defense Department disclosed that 4.357 billion dollars were allotted for aircraft. The four month span coincides roughly with U S involvement in Korea. Eamon de Valera, former prime minister of Ireland, recently spent three days in a priestly seminary.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Continental Air Defense
New York City
Washington
Defense Department
Navy
Air Force
Korea
Eamon de Valera
Eire
You're grown up when you plan time for study and fun
In THIS TEEN WORLD, Elinor Williams urges high school readers to prove maturity by balancing responsibilities and leisure. Do homework first, study alone, then enjoy television or radio. Psychology says multitasking is ineffective, so focus on one task at a time to safeguard education and future.
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Elinor Williams
McNaught Syn. Inc
Korean President Praises America During North Korea Visit
President Syngman Rhee, under heavy guard, told about 1,000 North Koreans in a municipal theater that Americans came to give to Korea, not to take. Maj. Gen. Edward M. Almond, commander of the US 10th Corps, said he was glad to aid greater unification of the republic of Korea.
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Korea
Syngman Rhee
Korean Republic
North Korea
Rhee
America
United Nations
Edward M. Almond
Republic of Korea
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