Amarillo Globe News publication details and rates
A historic notice lists publication data for the Amarillo Globe News dated February 20 1924 with staff roles and subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, mail and carrier rates, and delivery options in Amarillo and surrounding areas. It includes publisher names President and Publisher JOAN McCARTY and Editor RAY PARK among staff.
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Amarillo
Texas
Newe
Globe-News Publishing
Co Sixth
Fillmore
OPN
Joan McCarty
Weslfey
Izzard
Ray Park
Cgiobe
Elephbone
Egent
Amarilla
Globe and News
Six facts of life to spur action on atomic war
Essay persuades wealthy donors to fund the Famergency Committee of Atomic Scientists led by Albert Einstein. It argues for international control of atomic energy and war elimination, citing six core facts about bombs, defense, and public neglect. The piece calls for a million dollars or piecemeal gifts from Americans to galvanize a global response.
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Famergency Committee of Atomic Scientists
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Joe Louis
Worry Clinic explores Larry D learning to cope with environment
Dr. George W. Crane explains Larry D. adopted at infancy developed behavioral problems from social environment not heredity. Larry’s school truancy, expulsion, stealing, and taunting by peers fostered anger, loneliness, and a “problem child” label as he sought acceptance among classmates.
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Larry D
Larry
Alce
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Eisenhower as a presidential candidate and postwar arms debate
George E. Sokolsky argues General Dwight Eisenhower's emerging presidential bid will prompt deep scrutiny of his war leadership. He compares the early exploration of his politics to Hoover's era and warns that only a civilian record can prove suitability. He also analyzes postwar secrets, intelligence, and the futility of full armament inspection, urging private high level talks to balance Soviet and Western power.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Waldorf-Astoria
Army
O. K
Eisenhower
Hoover
Mikhailovich
Tito
Europe
Great Britain
Russia
United States
Teheran
Yalta
Congress
King Features Syn. Inc
Tors
Middle East
Far East
Asia
Soviet Union
N. Y
Tribune, Inc
Secrecy and Inspection in Armament Talks
Walter Lippmann argues that all governments hide most military secrets and continually try to crack rivals. He cautions that public disarmament debate misses the truth and must accept these realities to make progress. He cites the Anglo American wartime alliance as proof of partial secrecy.
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Churchill
Red Army
Europe
Stalin
M. Molotov
Middle East
Alexander Cadogan
Soviet Union
Acheson- Lilienthal Committee
United States
Britain
Polk Street Professor praises the American businessman
A speaker extols the U.S. business man as the foundation of prosperity, arguing critics deny capitalism while praising competition, quality goods, and employment. He notes firms take risks, adapt to public demand, and deserve recognition for driving comfort and advancement. The piece ends with a wish to honor the businessman.
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America
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid Reveals Hidden Answers a Round
The page lists a mixed crossword with horizontal clues from 1 to 64 and vertical clues from 1 to 62. Readers fill intersecting words for a themed puzzle featuring fields like power, empire, animals, and materials across two directions.
For Every Need LOANS $5 UP
A compact loan notice offers loans at a rate of five dollars up for every need. The contact line lists the phone number 4550 for inquiries and applications.
Penetro Nose Drops Advertised for Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes Penetro Nose Drops claiming two drops per nostril clear nasal passages for immediate easier breathing. It stresses use only as directed and lists price points of 25 cents and 24 cents.
Robbery in Chicago Ends With Empty Sack for Victim
George Klett was robbed of 250 dollars as he locked his car in Chicago. A gunny sack was placed over his head and the thief fled, taking both the money and the sack. He was left in the dark and unharmed.
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Chicago
George Klett
Klett
Mrs Dreschsler A Whiz at Whist in Mill Valley
The Homestead Valley volunteer fire department held a whist party in Mill Valley California on November 26 with three Thanksgiving turkeys as prizes. After rounds of play Mrs W C Dreschler won the first turkey then the second and finally the third, making her the top winner.
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Mill Valley
Cal
Homestead Valley
Dreschsler
Turkey
Scientific Chronic and Nervous Disorders Nutrition
Hayden pamphlet 2039 details nervous system nutrition and gland control topics. Mentions Hayden Phone 8355 for contact and further information.
SEAT COVERS A Gift the Entire Family Can Enjoy
A promotional notice offers seat covers in all colors and sizes for free to families, advertising a gift program. The brief emphasizes wide selection and family appeal with no immediate purchase required.
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George E. Sokolsky
General Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Republican National Committee
Shanghai
China
Tong Shao-yi
Tong
Mr. Hoover
Democratic National Committee
Bo Dg
Politburo
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Inspec
Walter Lippmann
Polk Street
Power
Niccolo
Napoleon
Yale
Lord
Itv
MR. Zookle
Las
Skywriter
Superman
MR. Drake and I
Carmen
Toby
Ske Jem
Southern Brokerage Co. Home Owned—Home Operated
Fisk
Oo G. McClain
Ball Health Clinic
Hayden
Cal Farley
Winstop Duzzitt
Purina
Gouldy Bros
Tyler
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