Amarillo Globe News Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe News operation lists staff titles and contact lines with publisher GENE BOWE and editor Wesley Hazard, and provides historical publication details and subscription pricing for daily and Sunday editions, including in city and outside rates, with varying term options.
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Amarillo
Globe News Publishing Co
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John McCarty
Wesley Zzard
Fc Globe and News
National effort seeks more and better teachers
The National Education Association gathered about 300 educators at Chautauqua to discuss boosting teaching careers. The plan centers on better pay to lure and retain teachers, with results unlikely to appear quickly. figures show wide salary gaps across states and many teachers on emergency certificates as standards lag.
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National Education Association
Chautauqua
New York
Ss. Office of Education
Mississippi
Office of Education
State Departments of Educations
Firecracker Pyrotechnics and Stalinist Religion Debate
A Baptist preacher from Atlanta questions Soviet religious policy and freedom of worship in Russia, contrasting state control with Christian truth. An Afro American Methodist preacher at the Elks convention is quoted denying Communism offers freedom, while the piece argues the opposite and defends Christian unity against dictatorship tactics.
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Atlanta
Russia
Stalin
The
Elks Convention
America
United States
King Features Syndicate
Litvinoff purge signals shift in Soviet policy
George E. Sokolsky argues that Maxim Litvinoff's purges reveal a pattern of Soviet diplomacy that alternates between Western appeal and direct hostility. He warns Americans against complacency, urging full disclosures of wartime Soviet ties and a congressional probe into OSS, OWI, and State Department actions. The column frames the Litvinoff purge as a sign the postwar alliance era may end in a broader US Soviet confrontation.
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Maxim Litvinoff
Stalin
Litvinoff
Geneva
London
Washington
Russia
Uni
Soviet Russia
OWI
OSS
State Department
Soviet
Rusia
General Donovan
United States Senate
Gallup Poll Highlights Public Sketch on Budget Fight
A Gallup survey finds 49 percent understand balancing the federal budget and seven in ten favor balancing the budget over tax cuts for the coming year. Results vary by education with college graduates most informed. process shifts fuel campaigns as leaders urge budget balance and cuts.
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Princeton
N. J
Congress
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Truman
Harold Knutson
Minnesota
Polk Street Professor on Four Ways a Man Goes Senseless
A Polk Street professor lists four ways a man can be knocked senseless with falling in love described as the worst. He argues love causes irritability nerves daydreams forgetfulness and social discomfort and suggests staying at home during the ordeal. He also notes dodgy views on captivity or exile for the lovestruck but concedes love is natural yet best kept away from others.
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Man
Beast
Crossword Puzzle Grid Clues Horizontal and Vertical
A compact list of crossword clues appears with numbered horizontal and vertical entries including everyday terms and names such as areas, measures, poets, rivers, and ancient titles. The puzzle seeks standard intersecting word solutions with hints for across and down entries.
Pampa Sergeant Returns After Pacific Navy Service
Jesse M. Boyd, former Pampa Police Department desk sergeant, ends 20 months in the Army Transportation Corps eight aboard a troop ship. He will resume duty October 1 after serving as transport clerk on General Le Roy Elting AP 154, with voyages touching Korea China Japan and other Pacific ports. The ship log at Seattle shows it traveled the equivalent of two and a half world trips carrying U S troops.
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Army Transportation Corps
Pacific Ocean
Jesse M. Boyd
Pampa Police Department
Boyd
le Roy Elting
AP 154
Korea
China
Japan
Pacific
Seattle
Wash
United States
Planning Engineer In City Next Week
Oscar Koch city planning engineer from Dallas will be in Amarillo next week to finalize survey work for an overall municipal development plan. He arrives Monday and will submit long term programs for buildings streets parks schools and routing. Also notes local residents visiting Frances Clubb before returning home.
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Oscar Koch
Amarillo
Koch
Dallas
City Commission
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Charles Mixon to enter Oklahoma Baptist University
Charles Mixon son of Mr and Mrs C H Mixon 403 North Buchanan will leave Sept 8 to enroll at Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee as a freshman majoring in mechanical engineering He is a 1942 Amarillo High School graduate and served in the Marines three years stationed in the Philippines 18 months
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Charles Mixon
Oklahoma Baptist University
C. H. Mixon
North Buchanan
Shawnee
Amarillo High School
Marines
Philippines
Mrs Silvey Visits Dallas Relative in Fort Worth Era
Mrs W R Silvey of Dallas visits her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs J B Martin at 1204 Travis.
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