Amarillo Globe and News Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe and News announces its publishing schedule and staff details for the weekday and Sunday editions. It lists rates for daily and Sunday subscriptions, including by mail, agents, and weekend options, with prices for various durations.
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Hear Both Sides On Congressional Investigations
The piece argues that congressional probes, notably the Dies Committee, are criticized from many quarters. It defends the need for data to shape laws while condemning ex parte hearings and hearsay as flawed. It contrasts legislative inquiries with criminal trials and emphasizes preserving due process in a democratic context.
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Arnold urges bigger aero nautical research funding
General Henry H. Arnold says that appropriations for aero nautical research are dangerously small as guided missiles atomic energy and jet propulsion advance. He notes it took ten years, four wartime years, to deploy the Superfort and warns the P-80 Shooting Star is aging and being updated.
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Henry H. Arnold
The Threat Is Anarchy In World Relations
Dorothy Thompson argues the Marshall proposals miscast as a tool against Communism. She warns Europe and the Far East face economic and social collapse, not Soviet ideology, and urges U.S. leadership to restore order and prosperity. She condemns mixed messages from leaders and calls for bold action to avert civilizational catastrophe.
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Calorie politics and conscience in wartime food policy
George E. Sokolsky attacks the Luckman Committee propaganda for voluntary food reduction to aid exports, arguing calories should be higher and consumer choice preserved. He condemns grain and beer shipments to Europe, cites personal diet quirks, and rejects diet plans linking nutrition to national aid and diplomacy.
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The Missing Bourbon
A narrator confronts Maj. Timothy Morgan over a stolen bottle of bourbon from his liquor closet. Morgan recounts a long con about a painting by George Bellows and a legal sting, ending with a tongue in cheek exchange about pricey justice and a small payoff.
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Cherokee Johnson
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George Bellows
Polk Street Professor Humorous Snippets From City Column
A humorous column recalls old tales about fashion and manners. Jokes touch on a dress length flipped by trends, a boy remarking on an ankle, and quips about horseback riding and dinner table chores. The piece also references a Chinese servant joke and a tongue in cheek department of international storytelling.
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Amarillo College
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Historical Newspaper
A set of crossword clues lists across and down entries including hints for actors edges and terms. The page provides numbered horizontal and vertical entries with definitions and wordplay for a public puzzle.
Greece protests Bulgarian persecutions to Allies
An authoritative source says Greece filed a protest with the Allied powers over alleged persecution and mass arrests of Greeks in Bulgaria. Greece maintains no diplomatic relations with Bulgaria.
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Sensible Talk From Eleanor Roosevelt on War Relief and Trust
The column quotes Brig. Gen. Alfred A. Kessler Jr on Europe food shipments as essential to halt Communism and to aid recovery with machinery seed fertilizer and expertise. It notes refugees and rationing, civic accord to avert strikes, and personal reflections on trust and cautious judgment before a Galveston bank auditors meeting on October 16.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
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New York
Alfred A. Kessler, Jr
Stockholm
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