The Amarillo Globe masthead and staff section
The page lists the Amarillo Globe publication details including location Ninth and Amarillo, Texas, editors Paul Allingham and Wesley Iz Sopra, general manager Yy Camp, business manager Walter Andrews, circulation details, and subscription rates for various periods and delivery options. It identifies The Amarillo Globe as an independent Democratic newspaper and provides archival notes and postal information.
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City War on Crime in Amarillo Police Crackdown
Chief of Police Harper announces a campaign to curb crime and vice after elements are said to have moved from Fort Worth and Dallas into Amarillo. Newspapers in Dallas and Fort Worth publicized vice, prompting police action. critics warn against shifting crime rather than solving it. The editorial urges public support for the crackdown to prevent undesirables from relocating elsewhere.
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Katyn Report Questions Stirred by Van Vliet Memo
George E. Sekolsky presents a compilation of wartime notes and official inquiries regarding Colonel Van Vliet’s May 1950 Katyn graves observations. The piece questions how the report vanished, who filed it, and whether security and record-keeping impeded disclosure amid Cold War tensions.
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Tito Privilege Abolition Prompts Historical Parody
In a Belgrade dispatch Billy Rose recalls abolishing special privileges for Communist officials, sparking satire about equality. He cites ancient precedents where wealth returned to the rich, noting the notion’s impracticality and predicting a political tumble for such reforms.
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OPEN LETTER TO A CLOSED MIND
The letter surveys utopian experiments from New Harmony and Oneida to Brook Farm and Zoar, then contrasts them with Soviet Russia to argue that human nature resists total equality. It notes wage gaps and privileged consumption in both systems, concluding that while human nature can be revised, it cannot be eliminated. Billy Rose signs off with a car question.
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Spring Valley Wisconsin cleans up to win 1950 prize
Spring Valley with a 968 population rebounded from 1942 flood damage to place second in the national Clean-Up Paint-Up Fix-Up contest for towns under 5 000. Leroy Gore led the charge as a one man press bureau rallying residents and reporting 8 674 clean-up jobs completed this past year. Final awards announced December 6 in Washington with top officials attending.
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Clean-up bid highlights Spring Valley effort
In a townwide cleanup effort, residents completed multiple tasks with Gore noting each person did better than eight jobs. The campaign draws attention as Spring Valley emerges as a strong contender in local cleanup, with bookmakers possibly naming it a favorite.
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Wiggam on minds and reading rates in 1950s advice columns
Dr. Albert Wiggam lists traits admired by 200 Brooklyn College students, noting gender differences and non emphasis on looks. He asserts laziness in learning math, cites a study of 100 readers, and promotes his booklet How To Read Faster and Better, sold for 15 cents plus SASE.
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Smoke Rings On Polk Street Professor
A reflective piece on a man alone with his thoughts while smoking and fishing. He recalls childhood, a first sweetheart, regrets, missed chances, and moments of pride. The narrative hints at forgiveness, memory, and the loneliness that lingers until evening or solitude ends.
Teen World Drive Safely Tips From Elinor Williams
A teen oriented guide urges young drivers to prove car responsibility by driving carefully with both hands on the wheel, starting smoothly, braking gradually, parking considerately, and waiting for turns. Readers are invited to request personality tips via mail.
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Elinor Williams
LeMouaht Syndicate
National Banner Puzzle Across a River Related Clue List
A dense list of crossword style clues covers rivers, colors, numbers, and common words. The array includes entries for geographical features like rivers in Europe and Portugal, and various everyday terms, from pronouns to particles and ancient weapons.
Vienna Vorarlberg Province Show Window to the West
Textile region in Austria's Vorarlberg known as the show window to the west with four towns Bregenz Dornbirn Feldkirch Bludenz popular with tourists for architecture scenery and sport. A large portion of local textiles is exported. Etienne de Bourgmont is believed to be the first European to visit Kansas City's site in 1712.
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Bludenz
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