Amarillo Globe Announces Publishing Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe News publishing staff outlines the paper’s history and processing details, noting it partners with The Amarillo Daily News. It lists key leaders including Gene Howe as president, Paul Allingham as editor, and Grady Camp as business manager. Subscription rates are provided for daily and Sunday editions, with yearly, half year, quarter, and monthly prices.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wesley & Izzard
Paul Allingham
Pede
Grady Camp Poe
Feleppone
Savance
Globe and News
Freedom of news access vs. Communist pressure policy clash
The piece argues the United States grants Pierre Courtade, a French Communist newspaper correspondent, limited travel and reporting rights while he is in New York for UN affairs. It condemns the contradiction between promoting press freedom and imposing immigration controls on communists. It calls for universal journalistic immunity to include correspondents from governments that allow U.S. reporters similar access.
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State Department
Pierre Courtade
United States
New York City
United Nations
Lake Success
Flushing
Courtade
U.S
Aly
Fortune's Hand Grants All Other Goods to Men
A fragment references that all other goods come by fortune while a wife is a singular gift of Hearn, invoking Romans Chapter 2 verse 6 in a reflective biblical tone.
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Hearn
Porr
Bombs Away Inc. offers incendiary “personal delivery” service
Paul Gallico mocks a Stern gang bombing plan by imagining a profiteering company Bombs Away Inc that would drop bombs on targets for hire. The piece satirically lists ruthless offerings from private pilots, in laws, and studios with political and social targets, noting the absurdity and danger of monetizing violence.
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Stern Gang
London
Bombs Away, Inc
Paul Gallico
Balkan Countries
Bombardier
Hollywood
MGM
Warner Brothers Studios
California
New York
Kremlin
WE BOUGHT AN ENEMY DURING THE WAR
George E. Sokolsky argues that the United States financed its enemies through wartime aid and lend-lease programs, totaling about 66 billion dollars to Europe and allies. He asserts Soviet Russia benefited little in reverse lend-lease and criticizes UNRRA's handling, claiming many Europeans misperceived U.S. aid as Soviet help.
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Poland
Belgrade
Russia
United States
Europe
Soviet Russia
America
UNRRA
The Forgotten Head
A surreal vignette follows Wilfred Trussel a powerful executive whose head is misplaced at home and on the job. In a spoof corporate world he negotiates mergers and production gains while his staff improvise around him in a satirical portrait of modern industry. The tale ends with Trussel discovering his head atop a dresser and quips about lost thoughts.
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Mr. Trussel
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
General General
Trussel
Honduras
Alberta
Billy Rose
Polk Street Professor Insight From Sociology Chapter
The reader recounts a daughter's sociology text noting society favors the rich over the poor, height may affect early death risk, intelligence testing needed, skull size not tied to IQ, and that culture drives human change more than biology. The author admires careful, well-supported statements and warns against overreaching.
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Daughter
Dollars and Diplomacy Behind the Marshall Plan Debate
The piece argues that Western Europe faces intensified anti American sentiment over the Marshall Plan and dollar diplomacy. It cites figures suggesting the United States has given vast sums, arguing against continued subsidies and warning against Soviet influence through propaganda.
Tax Notices Mailed By City After Election Delay
City tax notices will be mailed within 10 days to two weeks for 13 000 property owners with 86 million dollars in assessed value at 80 percent. Tax rate is 1.30 dollars per 100 valuation. Notices normally go out October 1 but delays occurred due to a charter amendment election.
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Inez Sullivan
Wrong Way Traffic Line Corrected on Polk Seventh Intersection
The wrong way pedestrian control line at Polk and Seventh was corrected after weeks of misalignment. The repainting places the line from the near left crosswalk corner to the far right corner to direct pedestrians to the correct side.
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Polk
City Gets Feature Play In Water Works Journal
Amarillo is highlighted in the October Southwest Water Works Journal with a celebratory feature on the city and its water works. The issue promotes the Southwest Section of the American Water Works Association convention in Amarillo from October 12 to 15 and includes city and water works photographs.
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Water Works Journal
Southwest Water Works Journal
John
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