Amarillo Globe News publication details and rates
The Amarillo Globe News publishing info lists founders editors and staff including President and Publisher Wheat and Tread, Editor-in-Chief Paul Allingham, and Grady Camp as General Manager. It also shows subscription rates for daily and Sunday versions, with varied terms from 1 month to 1 year and prices for Globe and News bundles.
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Amarillo
Texas
Paul Allingham
Grady Camp
Globe and News
Petrillo Bans Recording Work Stirring Music World
Editorial views Petrillo’s ban on records and transcriptions by AFM members sparks debate. The move aims to curb radio and phonograph progress and cut levels of employment, risking record manufacturers, small radio stations, and orchestras. The piece questions legality post Taft-Hartley and the membership’s backing of the policy.
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James Caesar Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Mr. Petrillo
Petrillo
Jascha Heifetz
AFM
John L. Lewis
AFL
Navy Day appeal defends strong fleet and recruits amid global shifts
George E. Sokolsky argues the United States must maintain a robust navy as European nations rebuild merchant fleets and navies. He links Navy Day to Theodore Roosevelt’s legacy and honors fallen sailors with a multilinguistic service aboard the Joseph V. Connolly. Admiral Nimitz offers a benediction urging fidelity to faith, family, and country.
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Russia
Japan
United States of America
Committee of European Economic Cooperation
Ernest Bevin
England
Europe
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Joseph V. Connolly
King Features Syndicate
Admiral Nimitz
Features Syndicate
Billy Rose The Sad Eyed Shorty
Hugh Taylor a balding actor known for sad eyed shorty roles enjoys a successful stage career and a Westchester estate but his wife Ruth suspects infidelity. She monitors his movements and even inspects his neck for lipstick, sparking marital tension amid small clues and nightly arousal.
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Hugh Taylor
Shorty
Hugh
Westchester
Ruth
The
Lambs Club
White Plains
Mrs. Taylor
Desk Chaos Versus Woman’s Order Sparks Family Debate
Paul Gallico muses on why women instinctively tidy their husbands’ desks. He confesses failed bribes and threats to keep papers chaotic, noting how an orderly desk vanishes in the face of a wife’s neat filing system. He imagines male readers recognizing the problem.
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Nice
Neatening Urges Stir Domestic Battles Between Wives
A humorous columnist notes wives gather tidying zeal to rearrange desks and drawers provoking playful retribution from husbands. J P McEvoy’s Squaw is cited as an example of counter neatening and the clash of domestic order.
Crossword puzzle solution clues and a soap opera fragment
A dense jumble of crossword clues for horizontal and vertical entries followed by a dramatic, partly continued narrative about Ruth and Hugh. The text blends puzzle material with a serialized stage-house plot featuring infidelity, a determined wife, a hotel in White Plains, and a midmorning confrontation.
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Ruth
White Plains
Hugh
Polk Street Professor Reflects On Town And Home
A voice on Polk Street speaks of a town’s heart and identity. The speaker cherishes familiar faces, labor, hardship, and shared history, expressing sadness at friends who move away and a desire to remain part of the community.
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