Amarillo Globe Publishing details and rates
The Amarillo Globe announces staff roles and late 1920s subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It lists President and Publisher Gene Howe, Assistant Publisher Jobn McCarty, Editor Wesley Izard, and Editor Ray Parr, with mailing and carrier options and prices for Amarillo and surrounding areas.
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Five Star Dark Horse in 1948 Presidential Derby
The piece weighs General Eisenhower as a possible 1948 presidential candidate. It notes his military reticence, lack of declared party, and wide appeal from his war record and administration work. It contrasts potential rivals and reproductive fears of a military president with Ike’s affable, nonpartisan image.
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Eisenhower
Ike
Ulysses S. Grant
White House
Grant
West Point
Bricker
Stassen
Kansan
Germany
Earned love beats love at first sight in Kitty case
Dr George W Crane discusses Kitty R a 24 year old college graduate working in a mountain community who married for love at first sight with an attorney who was already engaged. He contrasts it with earned love built through shared experiences noting earned love is stable and wholesome while love at first sight can mask disloyalty and danger.
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Kitty R
Kitty
Dr. Crane
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Molotov Ribbentrop Protocol at Nuremberg Trials
George E. Sokolsky discusses the secret Molotov Ribbentrop protocol tied to the Stalin Hitler alliance. He outlines its terms, secrecy, and the postwar shifts that placed large European territories under Soviet control, noting the protocol’s impact on Poland the Baltic states and southeastern Europe.
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Baron Ernest von Weizacker
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Russia
Germany
Nuremberg
Hitler
Poland
Stalin
Nuermberg
State Department
J. Ribbentrop
Ussr
W. W. Molotov
Moscow
Finland
Bessarabia
East Poland
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Greece
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Hungary
Europe
Rhine
Soviet Russia
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Life Among Miners: Gorge Gulch Huts Versus Pleasant Homes
Bill Cunningham recalls mining life contrasting harsh gulch mine shacks with tidy white cottages on the hill. He notes both workers earn equal wages and choose living conditions, challenging dismissive views of miners as uneducated.
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Gulches
Mr. Lewis
Miners Feel Patience Frayed Over Pay in Charleston
A witness recalls immigrant workers in West Virginia mines reacting to money and loyalty. Hungarians Poles and Italians resent patriotism pressure while chasing larger pay from Charleston. They describe bi monthly pay cycles and delays in mine operations.
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West Virginia
John Burton
Richard Norris
Mr. Lewis
United Feature Syn
Polk Street Professor recants near death crash with car and ducks
A Polk Street professor recalls a near fatal incident as he and Bob were struck by a car while dodging a flock of ducks. He describes being crushed under the vehicle, crutches afterward, and grim thoughts of mortality, wishing his wife and daughter well. He reflects on luck running out at 41 years.
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Bob
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues Listed
A full set of crossword clues with horizontal entries 1 7 12 13 15 16 18 19 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 33 37 38 39 40 44 45 46 48 49 51 53 54 and vertical entries 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 17 20 22 24 25 30 31 32 34 35 36 40 41 42 43 46 47 50 52 comprising a standard cryptic style puzzle outline of clues.
Hargett To Attend Harlingen Meeting
Oscar Hargett city commissioner leaves tonight for Harlingen to attend a Texas League of Municipalities meeting. Mayor Joe Jenkins plans to depart tomorrow to join the league and the Texas Construction Council. Jenkins serves as president of both organizations. The meetings run from Sunday through Wednesday.
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Oscar Hargett
Harlingen
Texas League of Municipalities
Joe Jenkins
Texas Construction Council
Jenkins
Miss Walker Finalist In Texas Beauty Contest
Norma Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Walker 1303 B Washington Denton is one of four finalists for the Texas State College for Women beauty contest. She is the junior representative and pictures will go to Hollywood for final selection. She was Red Bud Princess 1945 and a Cotton Bowl Princess. She was nominated as an Aggie sweetheart this fall and majors in business. She is with her parents for Thanksgiving vacation.
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Norma Walker
M. A. Walker
Washington
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Hollywood
Miss Walker
A-1 Carburetor & Electric Service Ad
Classic storefront ad offering winter prep services for cars. Battery service generators brakes motor tune up starters wipers motor overhaul carburetors and Carter carburetors for all makes at 323 W 10th phone 2-7183.
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