Amarillo Globe masthead and publishing details
The Amarillo Globe page shows the 1924 launch date and publishing partnership with The Amarillo Daily News. It lists staff positions including Wesley Gizzard as president and publisher and Paul Allingham as editor in chief, with subscription rates and paper delivery options.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
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UN Public Information Needs a Press Push in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati opinion piece urges the UN to boost public information efforts. It argues many residents misperceive the UN and calls for a publicist-led campaign to clarify the organization's mission and budget. The author cites quotes from Barte, Stimson, and Hoover on global cooperation and policy.
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United Nations
Cincinnati
Ted Williams
Margaret Truman
Public Information Organization
Mr. Williams
Miss Truman
Men of Distinction
no sucker: critique of luxury at expense of poor nations
The author contrasts wealth and hunger, listing an Indian woman with big jewels and a Spanish duchess wedding costing over 500000 dollars. He cites lavish feasts and lavish jewelry while destitution persists in India and Seville, denouncing luxuries and Communism's breeders.
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India
Spain
Waldorf- Astoria
United Nations
Europe Reacts to Cominform and French Elections
Dorothy Thompson argues that French voters swung against Communism despite Communist influence and union control. She notes De Gaulle’s Rally of the French People won a strong anti Communist majority, reflecting a broader pattern of anti Communist reactions in Europe.
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France
General de Gaulle
Rally of
Cominform
Europe
de Gaulle
Com
Greece
Italy
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Bohemia
Moravia
Slovakia
Maurice Thorez
Moscow
Russia
Ned Alvord the showman and push of the coast to coast
Billy Rose recalls Ned Alvord a theater advance agent famed for hoopla and bold lies He rose in show business thirty years ago as a billposter for the Barnum Circus His tactics included denouncing shows from pulpits and touring with high energy press work He helped bring Crazy Quilt and Carmen Jones to stages while shaping Minneapolis Saint Paul coverage via bold front pages
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Reader's Digest
Little Willie
Ned Alvord
The
Ned
Barnum Circus
Impressarios
Alvord
Herbert Hoover
Minnesota
St. Paul
Anderson
Minneapolis
Tokyo Tally and Global Shifts in Postwar Politics
An aging essayist recalls a 1934 Tokyo show featuring Miss Ha Cha San and the broader tale of cultural fakery and censorship. The piece then pivots to analysis of postwar politics, noting how extremism, Communism, and fascism rose and fell across Europe, with warnings about Italy and Germany and reflections on public trust in leadership.
Polk Street Engine Troubles Snap My Car Durably
I had to take my old car to the mechanic because it wouldn’t start properly. It sputtered and failed when I needed it most and often embarrassed me in front of friends. I tried stronger fuels and practice starts but the problem persisted.
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Joe Deems
Joe
Lois Lane
Mechanic Diagnoses Costly Overhaul for Old Car
The narrator reports spending on multiple tune ups, fearing a costly verdict from the mechanic for an aging, rattling engine that smoked and coughed. The tension centers on the infernal machine and a lighter fault signaling bigger trouble.
Crossword Puzzle Hidden Clues and Abbreviations
Puzzle grid lists horizontal and vertical clues with abbreviations and partial phrases. The reader navigates numbered positions to fill letters forming words across and down.
Baptist Students Attend State Convention in Wichita Falls
Amarillo College students Carolyn Clouse Joe Yannis Ernestine Simpson Paula Fuller Mary Elizabeth Lind Martha Jo Williams join peers Effie Lee Benny Eugene White Dekrey Nicholson Sid Davis Roberta Underwood Opal Carolyn Williams Mary Alice Cauthon Berwena Godwin at the Baptist Student Union state meeting in Wichita Falls. The event opened Friday and ended Sunday after morning services. A discussion on race led by George B. Kelsey of Morehouse College followed by a Wheatley School choir and a Baylor University drama performance.
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Amarillo College
of the Baptist Student Union
Wichita Falls
Carolyn Clouse
Joe Yannis
Ernestine Simpson
Paula Fuller
Mary Elizabeth Lind
Martha Jo Williams
Effie Lee Benny
Eugene White
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Dekrey Nicholson
Hardin College
Sid Davis
Wayland College
Plainview
Roberta Underwood
Opal Carolyn Williams
Mary Alice Cauthon
Berwena Godwin
TSCW
Denton
George B. Kelsey
Morehouse College
Atlanta
Reynosa San Fernando Highway Will Be Completed Next Year
McAllen October 28 Mexican Consul Lauro T Izaguirre announced a paved highway from Reynosa to San Fernando to Victoria and on to the Pan American Highway. The route will cut about 145 miles from Texas to key Pan American cities, including Mexico City.
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Reynosa
San Fernando
Mcallen
Lauro T. Izaguirre
Interior of
Mexico
Victoria
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico City
Texas
Twin Sisters Meet After 30 Years in Meridian
In Meridian Mississippi on October 28 two aging sisters Mrs F J Barnes 65 of Newton County and Mrs J C Martin of Tulsa Oklahoma reunited after 30 years. They recognized each other at a visit to their sister Mrs T W Radney 72 of Union.
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Meridian
Miss
F. J. Barnes
Newton County
J. C. Martin
Tulsa
Okla
T. W., Radney
Union
Elizabeth and Mountbatten Plan Honeymoon Trips
Buckingham Palace announced Princess Elizabeth and Lt. Philip Mountbatten will honeymoon at Broadlands near Romsey and at Birkhall near Ballmoral Scotland. They will be married November 20. Invitations have been dispatched to about 2 000 people.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Philip Mountbatten
Broadlands
Romsey
Lord
Lady Mountbatten
Birkhall
Ballmoral
Scotland
Britain
Eisenhower Donates War Souvenirs to Abilene Founda
General Dwight D. Eisenhower presented the Eisenhower Memorial Foundation in Abilene Kansas with wartime keepsakes described as a sample an old soldier collects. The display includes plaques pictures medals foreign decorations and weapons and will be housed in the former Eisenhower family home. A 600 year old Samurai sword tied to the Japanese royal family was among the items. Eisenhower retains full size busts of his late parents.
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Abilene
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Eisenhower Memorial Foundation
Eisenhower
First Cavalry Division
David J. Eisenhower
Empire Airways Constellation Sets Record to Sydney
An Empire Airways Constellation named after Sir Charles Kingsford Smith arrived in Sydney after 42 hours 39 minutes from Burbank breaking the previous 43 hour record.
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Australia
Empire Airways Constellation
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
Burbank
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Duke of Sotomayor
Seville
Palace de Las Duenas
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Comintern
Billy Rose
Tokyo
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Rose
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Sun of Heaven
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Wheatley School
Houston
Department of Religious Drama
Baylor University
Waco
Elizabeth and Mountbatten
V. G. Martin
Optometrist
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O. G. McClain
Southern Brokerage CO
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