Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe publishing outline lists founders and staff, including GENE HOWE as President, JOHN McCARTY as Assistant Publisher and Editor of The Globe, and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor-in-Chief. It also details subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier, with various durations and prices, and notes publishing cadence on Sundays with The Amarillo Daily News.
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Miracle Man Behind Dodgers Season Keeps Team On Top
In the National League race the Brooklyn Dodgers are led by Leo Durocher hailed as a miracle man for keeping a modest club atop the standings. Regardless of finish, the management promises a brand new automobile to every full share World Series player, while readers seek the Dodgers real miracle man who can secure about 20 cars.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Durocher
Human Gesture by A and P Chain during Trucking Strike
The A and P chain in New York ordered 500 stores closed due to a trucking strike and paid 800 employees in full during the shutdown. The action, costing about 400 thousand dollars weekly, was seen as a humane gesture by the traditionally impersonal corporation.
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New York
Immortal Innovator At WMU seating controversy unfolds
Ronald Blair of Jackson Michigan was refused admission to Western Michigan College as classrooms were full. He brought a folding chair to protest and sparked a debate on policy. Claude Pepper urged returning to Roosevelt era policies amid tensions.
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Ronald Blair
Jackson
Roosevelt
Claude Pepper
Florida
Left Wing Plans to Transform Democrats into Liberal Party
Doris Fleeson reports the American left wing seeks to convert Democrats into a liberal party after losses in Washington. Precincts will mobilize a labor minority vote for Nov. 5 to preserve Democratic control, with a 50 member Washington committee readying a 1947 power drive and a national progressives conference.
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Soviet Russia
Truman
Robert Hannegan
Munich
Harold Ickes
Henry Wallace
Political Action Committee
Clo-Pac
Franklin Roosevelt
Sidney Hillman
Stalin
Philip Murray
Ickes
America
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Walter White
White
Republican Party
Pepper
Jefferson
Jackson
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Stalin speech stirs cautious U S as Paris talks loom
The State Department offered little official comment on Stalin’s Sunday Times remarks while analysts hunted for hidden meanings. Officials, wary after the Wallace affair, awaited Russian moves as Paris negotiations for a United Nations meeting faced high tension and potential controversy. Stalin claimed no fear of war but gave no army size beyond a 6 000 figure.
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Stalin
London Sunday Times
Russia
Wallace
Dean Acheson
Canada
Acheson
Byrnes
William Clayton
Paris
United Nations Assembly
Paul Mallon
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Moscow
Soviet Union
Danube River
King Ventures Syn. Inc
Fear and turnout shape the 1946 midterm vote
Gallup analyses period turnout effects for Democratic and Republican gains in a six week window before national elections. It cites New York City registration as a key indicator and cites Maine and South data, projecting roughly 30 million voters and GOP advantage if turnout stays low.
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New York City
Institute
Maine
South
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Puzzle clues list across and down with numerous terms including Flatter Release Get up Title Peruvian Fine Dry Meadows Lutecium Pint German Cash For Exist Meager Prevent Parent Help Playing cards Strikes Talk wildly Leave out Omits Breathe Antineuralgic Raced and vertical clues Distort Loathsome Pulverized earth Run Sun god Heating device Period of time Down Rousseau hero Beverage Get away Fermented Color Note of scale Watering place Sea eagle Negative Cemented Mineral Profit Refrains Occults Realm Reposed Bad ord Korean town Art Latin Call Scot Strays Move em Thick cord Among Hebrew deity Compass point
Municipal airports may become self supporting study says
A Harvard study of 51 U. S. airports suggests municipal airfields like Amarillo English Field can be made self supporting within years. It urges long range finance, terminal concessions, and public private cooperation with city control.
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Amarillo
Army
English Field
Thorton Oxnard
Harvard University Graduate School of Public Administration
U. S
Polk Street Professor at the Grocery Store
A shopper describes a humorous grocery trip where the wife experiments with bean quantities to fit a two pound charge while buying various items. The narrator, in a hurry, endures his wife’s chatter and enjoys watching another man’s shopping misfortune.
William Bynum Buys Surplus Jeep and Trailer at Camp Sale
William J. Bynum of 1709 Washington, a World War II veteran and banker, bought a surplus Jeep for 580 dollars and a cargo trailer for 87 dollars at a War Assets Administration sale for veterans at Camp. The auction disposed of 369 surplus automotive items.
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William Bynum
William J. Bynum
Washington
Sach
War Sets Administration
Mr. Bynum
American National Bank
Bynum
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