Amarillo Globe Ad Rates and Subscriptions Details
Fragmented OCR summary shows an Amarillo Globe advertising director's note with rates for Sunday and daily editions, mileage charges, advance payments, and long-term terms. It mentions 180 miles of Amarillo to Payable and pricing like 3.09, 2% discounts, and various columns. The text is partial and unclear.
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Money Troubles in Congress Split Over One Packaged Bills
Rep Walter Rogers of Pampa analyzes a congressional rift over appropriation bills. He argues for separate votes on each item rather than a one package bill, noting that this would let members approve good portions while rejecting distasteful ones. He cites a Texas attitude toward public money and compares it to a Junior Britannica statement.
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Britannica
Our Soldier Graves and the Korea War Debate
George E. Sokolsky argues the Defense Department wrongly marks Korean War graves as World War II or omits Korea on headstones. He criticizes the war as a police action under the UN, calls for Congress to grant GI rights and proper grave markers, and questions veterans’ benefits and treatment.
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Visions for Peace by Kerreaine and MacArtger Quote
An industrial inventor Duartes M. Kerreaine proposes that Russia and the United States each send 100,000 people to visit the other to learn what happens there. General Doveras Mac ArTger argues the United Nations will fail unless member selfishness yields to universal needs and stops the tactics of its unruly members.
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Duartes M. Kerreaine
United Nations
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Kerr's rise linked to Power Commission bid for influence
Joseph Alsop profiles Senator Robert Kerr of Oklahoma as a forceful insider in the fight over the Federal Power Commission. Kerr, a devout Sunday school teacher and oil magnate, allies with ex-professor Neilson Lee Smith to challenge power and gas rate policies, tracing a career from capi tal lawn drilling permissions to national influence. The piece sketches Kerr's long-term aims to curb rate-maxing and asserts industry ties as core to his strategy.
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Ricky the baby and a political power struggle
A personal reminiscence about a four month old boy named Ricky and a night with him, followed by a shift in political power as Senator Kerr faces opposition and the Kerr Bill on the Power Commission. The piece ends noting constitutional protections for a free press across all 48 states.
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Wiggam explores minds with classic education concerns
Dr Albert Edward Wiggam explains that many students lose interest in classics unless properly encouraged. The column notes how parents react, referencing decades of literary discussion and the era’s educational ideas.
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Good Taste Today Advice on hosting and gifts
Emily Post answers questions on proper seating for a minister guest and serving order, then discusses whether married children should give wedding presents to a father remarrying, urging gracious conduct and thoughtful gifts despite family dynamics.
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Lost Speaker Fails to Appear at Banquet in Ambiguous Meeting
Administrators fail to locate Dr Hu Shih, principal banquet speaker and former Chinese ambassador to the United States, during a hotel gathering. The event's disruption heightened questions about the program and venue management.
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Hu Shih
Dog Fires Gun Causes Master’s Death Amid Town Crisis
In Tramore Ireland a dog fires a gun by knocking it over, fatally injuring its master. The incident unfolds during a time of horse shortages used for pulling a garbage cart led by Tom Coffey, as waste piles grow in town.
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Mystery Reservation Solved by Brief Name Mixup
The incident centers on a misread hotel reservation where the clerk listed the name as Hugh Smith, causing a mixup until Dr. Hu Shih arrived in person to identify the correct guest, resolving the confusion.
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