Amarillo Globe back page masthead and pricing lines
The Amarillo Globe masthead lists publication details dated 1924 with Evening and Sunday rates, carrier and mail subscription options, and price structures for within and beyond 150 miles of Amarillo, including weekly and annual figures and terms for notices and editions.
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Remembering Calhoun on liberty and integrity
A reflection recalling John C. Calhoun on liberty. It warns that prosperity does not grant divine right and stresses that preserving liberty requires vigilance against malpractices and short term gains. The message urges active virtue over complacency and corruption.
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John C. Calhoun
The Cost Of War A U S Spending 1940 1950
George E Sokolsky argues war costs since 1940 total about 368 billion with 1951 estimates near 30 billion raising potential 500 billion by 1950 51. He links high defense outlays to social cuts and warns of inflation without budget discipline and wary foreign aid.
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United Nations
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Europe
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Russia
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Virginia
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Ohio
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Found a Happy Man and a Sign Maker's Tale
A columnist meets a gray haired sign maker whose luminous mailbox signs reflect headlights. Once an executive with a five figure salary, he quit to pursue sign making with his wife, traveling via seasons from New England to Florida. Happiness, he says, is having everything he and his wife want. The piece also notes quotes by Sen Tarr and Jacques Marx.
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Connecticut
New England
Florida
King Features Syndicate
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Moira Gaye and the Czech Director Tale of Hollywood
Billy Rose recalls a Hollywood tale about Moira Gaye, six marriages, and a Czech director Pitcall Matchek. Studio chiefs buy his story to keep her on screen, only for him to dismiss her, ending her film role and sparking a career shift for Matchek.
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Hollywood
Jonathan
Esmerelda
Moira Gaye
Hubby No. 4
Hubby No. 5
Moira
Pitcall Matchek
Matchek
Manhattan
Billy Rose
Mind Misconceptions and Gifted Children
Excerpts from Dr. Albert Wiggam and Prof. Alex Magoun discuss psychology and education. The piece critiques mistaking glamour for character, narcissistic fantasies, and improper views of gifted versus retarded children. Prof. Magoun lists traits and warns teachers and parents bias. The column includes a personal anecdote about education, sailing, and a sales career, with 1950 copyright noted.
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Alex Magoun
Ohio River
Hanover College
John F. Dille Co
Polk Street Professor Remembers His Mother Ollie Wylie
A speaker shares memories of his Texas mother Ollie Wylie from Thorps Springs. He recalls her strength discipline and support, noting her quiet demeanor and iconic wardrobe as defining traits. He apologizes for the personal digression but emphasizes his pride in her.
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Thorps Springs
Texas
Ollie Wylie
CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answers to Previous Puzzle 1
Depicted is the state flag of horizontal four negative reply five pitcher six vipers seven Shoshonean Indians eight strong wind nine note of Guido s scale ten best eleven labored twelve records seventeen Xenon abbr twenty one It is called the six this state capital is thirteen bestow fourteen post fifteen compas sixteen oust eighteen can nineteen butterfs twenty urged twenty two note of twenty three opposed twenty five Adam s row twenty seven rested twenty eight bows slightly twenty nine exist thirty while thirty one pronow thirty two lives thirty three costly thirty five distribu cards thirty eight unoccupied thirty nine Italian city forty smallest state abbr forty one paints forty seven tantalum symbol forty eight follower fifty wing shaped fifty one underworld ale god two army officer fifty four worship fifty five left over fifty six island state twenty one Danaus daughters myth twenty four of a leg bone we twenty six studs thirty three this state s motto is C thirty four revised thirty six dress ey thirty seven rents forty two nostril forty three wolfhound forty four germinated grain forty five diminutive suffix forty six metal forty nine terminal fifty one speck fifty three type measure fifty five accomplish
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Vipers
Guido
GOP Women To Meet Thursday Luncheon Speakers Named At Silver Grill
Members of the Panhandle Women s Republican Club will hold their monthly luncheon at 12 o clock Thursday in the Colonial Room of the Silver Grill 400 Polk. Booth Mooney political public relations specialist will be the luncheon speaker. Members are invited to attend and bring guests said president Mrs W C Kenyon.
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Panhandle Women’s Republican Club
Silver Grill
Polk
W. C. Kenyon
Booth Mooney
Kenyon
Yugoslav Satire on U S Air Drops in East Europe
Belgrade reports a circulating joke claiming the United States drops potato bugs over Eastern Europe to ruin harvests, then satirically says Americans are now dropping potatoes to feed the bugs amid crop shortages.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
Europe
No Gifts on Birthday Invitations Is It Proper
A mother asks if saying no gifts on a five year old’s party invites is rude since favors are given. Emily Post notes gifts are trifles and warns against dampening the child’s pleasure but advises considering guests’ expectations and social training in inviting language.
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Bell Syndicate
Swede Hitchhikes Across 43 Countries
A 36 year old Swedish scoutmaster nicknamed cabin boy travels home aboard the freighter John Bakke after hitch hiking 75,000 miles through 43 countries. He started from Koping with 600 dollars, lost in Paris, and funded his journey by work and passage, planning to disembark at Genoa and continue hitching across Europe.
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Singapore
John Bakke
Borge Jonsson
Koping
Paris
Africa
America
Philippines
Tasmania
Zealan
Genoa
Europe
Rain and Wind Hit British Crops
Weeks of summer rain and gales have caused disastrous losses of wheat, other small grains and hay in parts of Britain. Wales, the west counties and the farmlands surrounding London were hit hardest.
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London
Britain
Wales
West Counties
Pyrethrum, One of World’s Oldest Insecticides
Pyrethrum is recognized as one of the oldest insecticides known, valued for its natural origin and long history of use. It has been employed across agriculture and domestic settings to manage pests.
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