Amarillo Daily News publisher and rate notice
The notice lists founding date February 20 1924 and publication details for The Amarillo Daily News including offices in Sixth and Fillmore and chief staff roles. It provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and confirms mailed service under the Act of March 3 1879.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Gice-News
Fillmore Howe
Y & Izzard
Eeee
Aul Allingham
Case of Britain shows socialism and capitalism failings
Dos Passos and Taylor argue England’s crisis stems from over-regulation and bureaucratic socialism. They note reduced living standards for many yet aid for the prewar poor, school lunches, and child support. The piece suggests Americans should study Britain’s example for lessons in economic systems.
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England
John Dos Passos
Henry J. Taylor
Mr. Dos Passos
Mr. Taylor
United States
United Kingdom
Labor
Britain
Revolutions by the Tail and Soviet Strategy
Dorothy Thompson argues the United States should pursue a peace with the Russians despite fears of Soviet revolutionary expansion. She notes that European Communist leaders are Moscow-aligned but questions long term reliability and warns revolutions could backfire, urging a careful settlement compatible with American and Soviet security.
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Vishinsky
Molotov
Ples
Europe
Stalin and Co
America
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Wayward Boy in Soviet Propaganda Mockery
Paul Gallico mocks a Soviet magazine piece attacking Harry Truman as a haberdasher and lists explosive charges about Joseph Stalin from Britannica. He notes Moscow publications reprinting his material and teases further material from his press service. Distributed by McNaught Syndicate.
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Harry Truman
Joe Stalin
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Truman
Missouri
Munich
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New York
Moscow
Society Literary
Harry
Uncle Joe
Encyclopedia
Britannnica
Joseph Stalin
Vissarionovitch
Uncle Joseph
Joseph
Russia
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Music in My Heart divides critics and crowds at Adelphi
Billy Rose praising Music in My Heart recalls a warm audience reaction at the Adelphi Theater while critics panned it in the next day’s papers. He argues Tschaikowsky's melodies, strong performances, and slick staging deserved broader praise and urges continued run and advertising support.
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Rosalinda
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Tschaikowsky
Paramount
Hassard
Hammerstein
Lee Schenck
Twentieth Century-Fox
Joe
Prince Littler
London
Lee
J. J. Do
New York
Piccadilly
Eleanor
Hollywood
Philadelphia
Billy Rose
Crossword Puzzle Horizon
Pictured U Army leader Maj Gen 12 rounded 13 fruits 15 ardor 16 acidulous 18 shield then 19 penpoint 20 transgress 21 highest in quality 22 transpose ab 23 bone 24 bargaine 28 common laborer 31 sheltered side 32 make a mistake 33 genuine 34 makes edgings 36 symbol for selenium 37 thoron symbol 39 asseverate 42 Malayan canoe 46 golf term 48 Scottish isle 49 military assistant 50 exclamation 51 nearest 3 rat 55 African 1 56 mountain nymph VERTIC 1 lamprey catchers 2 dull in color 3 small tumor 4 that thing 5 series 6 tattered 7 crafts 8 symbol tantalum 9 plebeian 10 hideous 11 hero of Trafalgar 12 canvas st 14 hardens
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Trafalgar
Rte Previous Pussie 17 Sloth 25 Malt drink 26 Meadow 27 Long fish 28
Puzzle style list of crossword clues ranges from sour Malt drink to Levantine ketch and a bird's home. Includes terms like demolish ceremony or alleged force and ends with either and other Latin terms.
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Seth
Bib
Concrete bases poured for Memorial Park shelter house
Memorial Park will have concrete bases poured for the shelter building. Park superintendent Mark Miles said Walter Wirtz the contractor is preparing to set the foundations. Trees bounded by Jackson Washington Twenty fourth and Twenty eighth will be planted this winter.
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Memorial Park
Mark Miles
Walter Wirtz
Mr. Miles
Jackson
Washington
LeTourneau Plans Camp for Wayward Boys in Arkansas
R G LeTourneau of Longview Texas and his wife Mrs Evelyn LeTourneau will establish a rehabilitation camp for wayward boys at the former Shrine Country Club near Little Rock Arkansas. The plan was revealed yesterday with LeTourneau noted as a heavy equipment maker and director of the Christian Business Men's Committee meeting in Kansas City.
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Kanbas City
Shrine Country Club
Little Rock
Ark
R. G. LeTourneau
Longview
Texas
Evelyn LeTourneau
LeTourneau
Christian Business Men's Committee
Sunday Paper In Maracaibo Costs $130 A Year
E M Culwell living in Maracaibo Venezuela asks the News Globe about a year’s subscription to the Sunday paper delivered there. The paper costs ten cents and air mail runs $2.50 per issue, totaling $130 annually, far higher than ordinary mail plus the paper.
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E. M. Culwell
Amarillo
Maracaibo
American Business Plans Four Billion Plant Expansion
Philadelphia report outlines a four billion dollar expansion plan by U S industry for new plants and equipment in the coming quarter.
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Philadelphia
SEC reports 1960s bank expenditure rise to $700 million
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced a year end figure showing expenditures for the second quarter at one hundred million dollars above actual costs. It notes there are almost 6,900 banks in the US Federal Reserve system.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
US Federal Reserve System
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