Globe-News publication details and pricing in Amarillo
Publication notice lists the Globe-News Publishing Co details in Amarillo Texas with dates February 20 1924 and 1924 02 20 entering as second class matter for The Globe-News The Globe-News Publishing Co Sixth and Pillmore staff names and editor in chief Wesley Izzard Ray Parr and others plus subscription rates for daily Sunday carrier mail and Sunday editions with annual six month and monthly prices and rates for Amarillo residents and outside packages.
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Amarillo
Texas
Léc
Globe and News
Taft on Nuernberg sentences sparks vengeance debate
Senator Taft questions the Nazi war crimes verdict calling the sentences vengeance. He argues life imprisonment might suffice and cites ex post facto concerns. The piece notes public discomfort with Nuernberg and mentions reactions from Truman and budgetist Mrs. Stapleton.
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Sen
Robert A. Tart
Nuernberg
Taft
Hitler
Patrick Henry
Mr. Taft
Science Marches On Hurrah and Poison Fears
A syndicated King Features column warns of a new crystal toxin capable of wiping out major populations within hours. It mocks atomic bomb fears while predicting easy clandestine manufacture, then pivots to humorous remarks on personal health and medical woes.
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United States
Canada
South America
Atomic stalemate and Baruch plan in U S debate
Baruch argues for acceptance of the American atomic plan as presented while Stalin signals patience to build Russian weapons. The piece warns against relying on a monopoly and urges statesmanship to curb the arms race amid a fragile international framework.
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Mr. Baruch
Freedom House
New York
Gromyko
Stalin
Soviet Union
Mr. Barne
United States
Stain
Russia
England
Europe
Acheson-Lilienthal
Baruch
Gallup Poll predicts GOP gain in House control
A national poll shows voters expect Republicans to win a majority in the House this fall. Newsweek writers foresee the GOP with 221 seats to 213 for Democrats, a net gain of 29 seats. Republicans would need 218 seats to take control, up from 152 currently. Democrats hold 237 and two seats are held by others with no vacancies.
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House
Institute
Washington
Newsweek Magazine
GOP
House of Representatives
Institute Statisticians
G.O.P
Polk Street Professor Praises Fred Allen Sinatra Quip
A humor piece recalls Fred Allen's joke about Frank Sinatra being thin enough to pass as a pipe cleaner with fuzz. The narrator laments coat hanger shortages as his wife misuses door knobs for clothes. A running gag covers laundry chaos and a failed plan to leave, aided by a shotgun remark.
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Fred Allen
Frank Sinatra
Fred
Sinatra
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Historical Page
A partial crossword puzzle list shows horizontal clues 1 7 11 12 14 15 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 26 27 29 31 32 33 35 38 39 40 42 44 49 50 52 53 54 56 58 69 and vertical clues 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 16 19 20 23 25 28 30 33 34 36 37 43 45 46 47 48 49 51 53 55 57 with clues indicating common crossword entries and references from the era.
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Matt Bere
Georgia
Nevada City
Certifying Officers To Visit Amarillo For Two Days
War Assets Administration officers Horace Ralston and Howard Knightstep visit the old library at Sixth and Taylor for two days to assist World War II veterans with WAA certification. A recent field trip in Amarillo yielded 134 veterans interviewed, 100 completing certification applications.
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Horace Ralston
Howard Knightstep
War Assets Administration
Taylor
WAA
Amarillo
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Admits 13 Year Old Slaying But Had Victims Confused
Barney Jones admitted killing his mother-in-law in a quarrel 13 years ago but claimed he thought he had killed his wife and wounded his mother-in-law. Police linked him to the 1933 Kansas City murder via fingerprints after arrest on a drunkenness charge. He was to be returned to Missouri to face murder charges.
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Stockton
Cal
Barney Jones
Jones
L. F. Wyatt
Southernaires to Perform at Municipal Auditorium
Advance ticket sales end tomorrow for the Southernaires who appear November 7 at the Municipal Auditorium. Prices range 2.75 for adults, 1.75 for students, 1.50 for children with lower floor reserved for white patrons and balcony seating for negroes at 2.15, 1.75, and 1.50. Tickets available at Maxor, Herbert Drug stores, Amarillo Junior College, West Texas State College Canyon, Panhandle High School, and through the American Legion Auxiliary. Colored tickets also sold at Corner Drug and North Heights Grocery via Girl Scouts leader Mrs Circilla Manning.
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Southernaires
Municipal Auditorium
Maxor
Herbert Drug Stores
Amarillo Junior College
West Texas State College
Canyon
Panhandle High School
American Legion Auxiliary
L. A. Pitt
Corner Drug
North Heights
Girl Scouts
Circilla Manning
AT Electronics School Thurmond Forgoing Training
Wyndel Thurmond of 1410 Ong is forgoing training as a first class staman at the electronic technician school within the Naval Training Center Great Lakes.
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Wyndel Thurmond
and . Thurmond
Electronic Technician’s
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Blue Star Ointment Ad for Skin Ailments
Advertises Blue Star Ointment claiming relief for eczema rash ringworm pimples and scabies after one application with repeat use and a money back guarantee if the first jar fails to satisfy.
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Polk Street
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Sam
Superman
Titui
Yve
Blondie
Gabby
Bullseye
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Lisieu
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Fisk
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Norris Ewing
Hartford
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V. G. Martin
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