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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1950

Page

16

Amarillo Globe publication and subscription details

The Amarillo Globe announces its establishment date February 20 1924 and lists publishers editors and staff at Ninth and Aves Street Amarillo Texas It states circulation rates for home delivery and mail options within and beyond 150 miles with various durations and prices and notes subscriptions not accepted in towns with carrier service The paper identifies as an independent Democratic newspaper and pledges impartial news coverage and political support according to its beliefs.

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Taxicab Philosophy and the Modern Talker in America

Paul Gallico argues that the taxi cab has become the last venue for meaningful conversation as screens, crowds, and formal settings suppress dialogue. He envisions a future where cab drivers lead a new democratic philosophy, delivering concise ideas during brief rides, transforming urban discourse from salons to streetcars of thought.

America Socrates Plato Union Station Canasta Bridge McCarthy J Truman You McNaught, Syn. Inc

Open House Saturday for Paint Firm in Amarillo

The Amarillo General Paint Corporation branch will host an open house Saturday at 1505 West Tenth, its new site with more floor space after 30 years at 715 Van Buren. Ralph H. Nackerud, sales manager, notes the move as a necessity to accommodate growth. Prizes, orchids from Honolulu, balloons, candy, and puzzles will be given to attendees. E R Cluff, Tulsa vice president and division manager, and Nackerud will attend, with E C Touchstone overseeing the Amarillo branch.

Amarillo General Paint Corporation West Tenth van Buren Ralph H. Nackerud Mid-Continent Tulsa Oklo Nackerud Honolulu E. R. Cluff E. C. Touchstone

Lame Duck Congress Ends With Low Action Outlook

The dying 81st Congress meets for a few days before the new session begins on January 1. Veterans defeated at the polls face a quiet finish with little expected legislation unless a war crisis arises. The lame duck period, once longer, is now shorter after 1934 reforms that moved the oath to January.

Congress Roosevelt

Empire patterns shape the globe through population and resource flows

George E. Sokolsky argues empires grow by moving large populations toward fertile, accessible lands. He traces ancient routes to Bactria Balkh, noting how geography, not names, drives conquests. The piece links past conquests to modern shifts toward Soviet influence and irrigation-led repopulation plans.

Bactria Alexander Stalin Ghengis Kahn India Oxus Balkh Afghanistan Russia Soksan E Iran Khyber Pass Indus River Parthia Persia Eurasian Steppes Hindu Kushi Indus Valley China Indus Ie Te Nain Soviet Russia Caspian Aral

Hail the Heroes and the Courage of Everyday Life

Erich Brandeis extols civilian bravery beside military valor, praising the daily courage of housewives and workers facing hardship. He notes how marriage, family duties, finances, and illness test resolve, declaring life a continual war where one must fight rather than run.

Let's Explore Your Mind by Dr Wiggam Excerpt

Three columns discuss social roles and education. Mirra Koma rovsky notes parental bias speeds boys’ emancipation while hindering girls, with daughters fixing homes and remaining close to parents after marriage. Lysenko’s theory risks Russia’s hunger and weak war effort. The piece urges raising teacher pay to attract gifted students into teaching.

Mirra Komarovsky Lysenko Russia

Polk Street Professor and Crow Playmate Tale

Carolyn Goodwin, age two, shares days with an older black crow at 4015 West Sixth. The bird harasses and feeds on pebbles from her hand, then showers them away, while guarding her and pecking at windows when she’s indoors. The narrator recalls a daughter’s pet decoy duck Culpepper, clipped wing, who eventually returned to the wild.

Carolyn Goodwin Carolyn Ee Goodwin West Sixth Culpepper Canada

Oil reserves reach peak in United States as Tulsa ad echoes

Oil reserves in the United States now stand at 28 billion barrels a record high. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.

Tulsa United States Globe-News

Bar Association Examines Itself

A special American Bar Association committee was named to investigate lawyers who are Communist Party members or follow the party line. ABA President Cody Fowler said the group will study Communist tactics as they relate to obstruction of proper court procedure and law enforcement.

Washington American Bar Association ABA Cody Fowler

Mother and daughter clash in Downey court clash

In Downey California Mrs Oralee Barger 38 is ordered to appear in superior court on December 13 after her 18 year old daughter Lois testifies she stole a purse to cover for her mother The daughter says Mother instructed her to tell detectives the theft was hers and that she was a juvenile to soften the case.

Drugs Sent From San Francisco to Red China Report

San Francisco records show that before a November ban shipments of penicillin streptomycin and other drugs were sent to Communist China via Hong Kong. From June 18 to August 24, about 17 tons were flown to Hong Kong with imports then reportedly reexported to Red China for military use. The Commerce Department halted shipments on November 16.

San Francisco Communist China Hongkong Paul R. Leake Leake Red China Commerce Department

Orchids Said to Feel Pain in Caracas Report

Caracas reports that many people believe orchids share human sensitivity, flourishing where admired and dying where not. In Los Angeles, coal tar is highlighted as a versatile modern chemical raw material once limited to roofing.

Caracas Venezuela Los Angeles

Horses Outnumbered on American Farms This Year

For the first time automobiles outnumber horses on U S farms with 5 800 000 autos and 5 310 000 horses owned by farmers. The counts were nearly reversed last year indicating a major shift in agricultural equipment ownership.

Detroit

General Paint expands Amarillo branch reach and history

The company has operated 12 years with 6 percent in Amarillo. It gained its start in Dallas as a store salesman and now runs an Amarillo decorating store with paints, varnishes, enamels, lacquers and Trendtones wallpapers. General Paint comprises 11 Pacific Coast companies, formed 1928, with 60 branches and eight factories.

Amarillo Dallas Trendtones General Paint Corporation Pacific Coast West Coast San Francisco Denver Oklahoma City Tulsa San Antonio Houston

Paternity Case Reopened Over W. C. Fields Heir

LOS ANGELES November 28 A 33 year old Dallas airline employee has a new chance to prove he is the illegitimate son of comedian W C Fields and to share in a 771000 estate. William R F Morris claims paternity with Bessie Poole once with the Ziegfeld Follies who died in 1928 Fields died December 25 1946 Superior Judge William R McKay ordered the case reopened to hear new evidence after setting aside his earlier finding.

Los Angeles Dallas W. C. Fields William R. F. Morris Fields Bessie Chatteron Poole William R. McKay Morris

New Voice Coach For Miss Truman In New York

Margaret Truman has switched from Helen Traubel of the Metropolitan Opera to Sidney Deitch of Dansbury Conn as her regular singing coach. She confirmed the change yesterday denying any unresolved tutelage with Traubel and stating there was no prior dispute about instruction.

New York Margaret Truman Helen Traubel Metropolitan Opera Sidney Deitch Dansbury Conn Miss Truman Rea Miss Traubel

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