Amarillo Globe publication notice and rates
Public notice text shows founding date February 20 1924 entered as second class matter February 20 1934 in Amarillo Texas. Published evenings with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Gibbe News Publishing Co. Sixth and Fillmore. Names include GENE HOWE president, JOHN McCARTY assistant publisher, WESLEY IZARD editor in chief, RAY PARR editor. Subscription rates listed for daily and Sunday editions by mail or carrier with various term lengths and prices.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe and News
Britain and the American Dilemma in Wartime Policy
Walter Lippmann argues that British American partnership remains essential yet fragile. He notes the shifting balance of initiative between London and Washington as the Empire confronts crises, urging British and American leaders to confront the underlying problems frankly to avoid isolationism and disruption. He cites Lord Lothian and Lord Halifax to illuminate the historic tension and stresses that only a solid, explicitly understood partnership can anchor world peace.
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Mr. Attlee
Palestine
Atlantic
Truman
Britain
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United States
Lord Lothian
St. Louis
Great Britain
England
America
Empire
London
Washington
Henry Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Dominions
Commonwealth
Canada
New York Tribune, Inc
Verse and scripture bring a lesson sermon note
The October 11 1946 Amarillo Globe page presents a Lesson Sermon citing Proverbs 29 25 and a passage from Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures stating that disease cannot destroy life and mortal fear of death is overcome by spiritual understanding The excerpt emphasizes faith over mortality and a rebirth of life through divine science.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Mary Baker Eddy
Building permit business at city engineer’s office slows
Building permit activity at the city engineer’s office remains weak with a year low. In the first four days of the week only two of 13 permits exceeded 1000 dollars, notably Charles Barker at 711 North Garfield for a six room frame dwelling worth 3500 dollars and Verne Griffith at 722 North Aldridge for a five room frame dwelling valued at 5000 dollars. Bad weather is cited as a contributing factor.
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Charles Barker
North Garfield
Verne Griffith
North Aldridge
Landmark of Justice in the Nuremberg Trial Era
The Nuernberg war crimes trial, though slower and less dramatic than hoped without Hitler, marks a turning point in international law. Despite vast cruelty, the conviction of Nazi leaders affirms accountability for those who plan and execute mass murder, changing humanity's legal and moral landscape.
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Nuernberg
Hitler
Palace of Justice
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Steelman report flags profits high while market falls
The Steelman report to the President touts record highs in profits and income yet the stock market declines. It cites peacetime production and unemployment at 2 million while critics call the document campaign rhetoric. Inflation and price shifts complicate the picture as unions and AFL push for price control changes.
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Steelman
John Steelman
Ben
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Reort
AFL
William Green
Byrd
Green
Congress
Electon
No Substitution for Chiang Kai-shek in Chinese Stand
George E. Sokolsky discusses Elliott Roosevelt's claims about Chiang Kai-shek's irreplaceability and alleged Chinese unity talks. He questions Roosevelt and FDR on Hong Kong and Manchuria deals, noting Soviet gain in Manchuria and criticizing perceived U.S. and Roosevelt missteps. Copyright 1946. King Features Syndicate.
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China
Elliott Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chiang
Chiang Kai-shek
Europe
Sun Yat-sen
Li Hung-chang
Yuan Shih-kai
Tsao Kun
Wu Pei-fu
Feng Yuhsiang
Changs
Roosevelt
Elliott
Madame Chiang
Father
Cairo
Stalin
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Canton
Fdr
Pearl Harbor
Singapore
Hongkong
United States
Manchuria
Joe
Pat Hurley
Moscow
Franklin Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Kinkhta
Franklin D
State Department
King Features Syn. Luc
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues Faced in Print
The page lists a combined crossword of horizontal and vertical clues with numbers for positions including actor, Greek letters, and common terms. It presents entries such as Notions Stitched and Redundant items like Branch office fab and Greek seaport, inviting solvers to fill a grid with intersecting words.
Polk Street Professor and a Bear at the Picture Show
A columnist shares humorous tales about Joe Louis relatives superstition and a boastful shopper. He jokes about a fearless man, a bow legged cowboy, and recalls a Coronet bear story where a bear enjoys a book and the owner turns a movie seat into a punchline.
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Joe Louis
Joe
Jack Shaw
Jack
Helen Grey
Scientific Ball Health Clinic Ad for Chronic Disorders
Nutrition and gland control services offered by a health clinic at 2039 Hayden. Phone contact 8355 for appointments. The ad highlights chronic and nervous disorders management and wellness support.
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Topic for Oct 13
The Sunday Lesson Sermon facing all Churches of Christ, Scientist will explore Are Sin Disease and Death Real. The Golden Text from Proverbs 12 28 proclaims In the way of righteousness is life and in the pathway thereof there is no death The cited Bible passages form part of the lesson themes for worship.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
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