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The Amarillo Globe News announces its founding date February 20 1924 and publication pattern evenings except Sundays. It lists contact details Grady Camp publisher editors and business manager with subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and various time frames.
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Amarillo
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Lunacy of the un American inquiry and its Hollywood fallout
Dorothy Thompson argues the congressional committee on un American activities is damaging its cause by relying on hearsay and targeting artists rather than enforcing law. She says communism remains legal, the FBI knows more than Hollywood, and the hearing deepens divisions while Russia repeats fascist errors and Europe teeters toward chaos. The piece condemns the anti spirit and calls for constitutional handling of political thought.
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Congressional Committee On “un-American
Hollywood
Oscar Wilde
Reading Gaol
United States
Communist Party
Eric Johnson
Washington
FBI
Europe
Rosa Luxemberg
Soviet Union
America
Gershwin Pianists Whitemore and Lowe In Amarillo Tour
Gershwin specialists Whittemore and Lowe with the Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra headline a 75‑city tour as a duo piano act. They perform American works, including at least one Gershwin number in Amarillo on November 4 at Municipal Auditorium, with a concerto and orchestral accompaniment.
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Or Whittemore
Jack Low
Amarillo Philharmonic
Morton Gould
Aaron Copland
George Gershwin
Kent Kennan
Whittemore
Lowe
Amarillo
Et Municipal Auditorium
Comintern Heralds Cold War Era in UN Times
The renewed Comintern signals a defensive Soviet stance and ongoing Cold War tensions. The declaration accuses the US and West while promising coordination of Communist activities abroad and continued aid battles over Europe’s relief and rebuild effort.
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Communist International
Comintern
Russia
France
Italy
United Nations
Communist Conference
Vishinsky
UN General Assembly
Balkan
Stalin
Moscow
Europe
Vishninsky
Ussr
Kicking Bad For Feet In Detective Banter
Billy Rose sketches a spoof interview with detective Mike Romano. A shoplifting caper at a Fifth Avenue store ends with a planted trail, a sharp punch line, and a prank that reveals the culprit without a chase. The final gag uses handcuffs and a postcard as the incriminating “merchandise.”
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Mike Romano
Mike
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Dr. Watson
Ombs
WANTED STOOL PIGEONS A Jewelers Vigilance tale
Paul Gallico exposes a New York advert for informers to the US Customs at the port of entry. He illustrates how 25 percent rewards on duties fines and penalties can tempt jewel thieves and snitches, detailing a Paris and Pier 90 scenario with a jeweler staff and a $25 000 necklace.
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Samuel
New York
Protective Bureau
Jewelers Vigilance Committee
West 45Th Street
Paris
The
Herald Tribune
United States
Duc de la Paix
Switzerland
Boys In Blue
Pier 90
Big Joe Glutz
Joseph
Glutz
Armand
Pierre
Jean
Mimi
Albert
Guardian
Mr. Gultz
Joe
Brother
Rue Poopsy- Doopsy
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Incomplete Readout
A partial crossword puzzle grid is shown with numerous horizontal and vertical clues across general categories. The text includes many abbreviated entries and fragment words such as Concurs Anger Gazelle Cushion Street ab Empire State and others, lacking complete grid context.
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Empire State
Polk Street Professor Nerves About Absent Mindedness
A speaker jokes about colleagues suggesting mental strain from overwork. He admits fearing progressive forgetfulness and self questioning while noting odd acts like talking aloud to himself and rewearing clothing. He compares himself to the man who kissed the door goodbye and vows to keep working hard.
ROTC cadets at Amarillo High to discuss world military issues
Maj. Carl P. Mat ney announces a new policy requiring four hours each semester for discussions of the world military situation. A cadet from each company will present lectures and lead discussions this semester.
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Amarillo High School
Carl P. Matney
Jimmy Leewald
Kay Williams
Basil Walker
Jim Tidwell
George Bob Vick
Funeral Attended After Kingsville Mother's Passing
L. E. Gibson of 1306 East Ninth returned from Kingsville after attending his mother Mrs. S B Gibson funeral. Mrs Gibson 76 died Sunday. Tickets for a concert directed by Robert Louis Barron will be sold at Southwestern Public Service Company Fifth and Polk on November 3 and 4.
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Robert Louis Barron
Southwestern Public Service Company
Fifth and Polk
L. E. Gibson
East Ninth
Kingsville
S. B. Gibson
Gibson
Seven Apply for Firemen's Promotional Test
City personnel director Clifford Davis announced seven men applied for the firemen's promotional exam. The test was held at 9 30 this morning at Central Fire Station and the applicants were J C Pautt Kenneth Lambright Jesse S McKeever Thomas P Spencer James P Watson Frank Tigart and Jack Williams.
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Clifford Davis
Central Fire Station
J. C. Pautt
Kenneth Lambright
Jesse S. McKeever
Thomas P. Spencer
James P. Watson
Frank Tigart
Jack Williams
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