Amarillo Globe masthead and circulation details
The Amarillo Globe announces publication terms and rates with carrier and mail delivery options. It notes independent Democratic editorial stance and lists pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions within and beyond 150 miles.
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On Knowing People Pete Jones Teaches Billy Wayne Life Skills
Pete Jones, a Santa Fe barber shoe shiner, runs an informal lesson on knowing people. He guides his son Billy Wayne beyond books, teaching social discernment and how to judge character, arguing that reading people is crucial to growing up and thriving in any town.
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Pete Jones
Santa Fe
Pete
Billy Wayne
Legislation by Treaty Critics Warn of U N Powers
George E. Sokolsky reports on Frank Holman’s warning that treaties ratified by the Senate can become supreme law without domestic legislation, risking loss of American rights. He critiques United Nations human rights efforts and a proposed press and speech freedom reduction, urging constitutional safeguards and opposition to Senate ratification of such agreements.
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Frank FE. Holman
American Bar Association
United Nations
Senate
Holman
United States
France
Mexico
Frank Holman
Paris
State Department
General Assembly
King Features Syndicate
Fragmented religious quotes and reflections
A compilation of brief biblical verses and sermon notes citing Job, Acts, and Calvary. Includes reflections by Horatio Seymour and D. L. Moony on repentance, resurrection, and divine judgment, ending with a terse remark on the soul’s satisfaction in God.
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Calvary
D. L. Moony
Hard-Pressed Allies Face Western Aid Crisis
Joseph Alsop reports a looming Western alliance finance crisis as Britain and France demand more aid for rearmament amid Indo China fighting. He cites France needing 400 to 500 million dollars and Britain exhausting gold reserves, urging offshore purchases and swift policy decisions to avoid widening political strain.
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Washington
Western Alliance
Britain
Hugh Gaitskell
France
Rene Mayer
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Indo-China
Congress
Southeast Asia
London
Gaitskell
Aneurin Bevan
Labor Party
Erate
United States
Eisenhower
West
John Snyder
Mayer
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Let's Explore Your Mind by Dr Wiggam
Dr Wiggam argues that early marriage correlates with unhappiness for both genders. He cites U S statistics showing many marry young and many pursue causes for betterment, noting social improvement. He urges teaching children human relations as the fourth R to foster harmony.
Reader's Digest Warns of Weak Air Support in Germany
A reader voices concern that US forces in Germany lack sufficient air cover due to few nearby planes. He warns Russia could strike and questions whether current defense preparations are adequate, noting historical spending and urging an expert investigation into defense plans. He recalls wartime aircraft production and fears misused funds and unpreparedness.
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Reader's Digest
Germany
Russia
Korea
Roosevelt
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Historical Page
A transcription of a crossword puzzle from a historical newspaper page includes horizontal clues for across entries and vertical clues for down entries with numbers and partial word hints like Depicted actress and Goddess of infatuation. The fragment lists clues such as 1,6. 10. 11. 17. and 33, along with a mention of a $1 symbol for Iron.
Home service forrest city Arkansas wild claim
In Forrest City Arkansas a man identified as W. M. Jones refused medical help for his twelve children insisting he could care for them himself. The incident prompted local officials to monitor the situation and ensure the children's welfare.
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Home Service
Forrest City
Ark
U.P
W. M. Jones
Trucker Murphree Drives Through 39 States and 21 Countries
Lewin H. Murphree, a long time trucker from Memphis, Tennessee, has logged 17 years on the road and driven across 39 states and 21 foreign countries. He shows a zest for travel and a broad experience behind the wheel.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lewin H. Murphree
150 Million Factories for Leading Drug
The United States relies on blood and plasma donations, described as 150 million factories daily producing life saving medicine. The piece cites wartime transfusion histories, current Korea and Okinawa recoveries, and the nationwide red cross blood program, warning of plasma shortages amid ongoing military and civilian needs.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
New York
United States
Korea
Okinawa
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
San Francisco
Department of Defense
United Nations
Kaesong
Japan
Defense Department
American Red Cross
Red Cross
School Closed by Picketing Parents in Garrett
In Garrett Indiana on September 11 a one room country school was empty as parents picketed to demand transferring 31 pupils to the Garrett school. Township Trustee Lester Smurr opposed the move citing a $200-per-pupil cost and walked away. The teacher remained at the open school while the situation cooled. In Peabody Massachusetts Pi Leonard Falt, touring with a fire apparatus, had to sound a fire alarm after discovering a burning barn, having left his demonstrator pumper at home.
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Garrett
Ind
Lester Smurr
Smurr
Peabody
Mass
Leonard Falt
Seiverling Silences Korean Shore Batteries After Hits
The US destroyer escort Seiverling, after taking three direct hits, helped silence Communist shore batteries on the northeast Korean coast with help from the destroyer Parks. The ship then sailed to Sasebo Naval Base in Japan with superficial damage and no casualties.
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Tokyo
Navy
Seiverling
Washington
Parks
Teenagers to Enforce Bicycle Laws Form Club
In Spotswood New Jersey on September 11 a group of teen bicycle enthusiasts formed a club to police themselves. They will appoint a judge and four jurors to try violators and issue summonses through juvenile policemen after a meeting with Police Chief Vincent Woodmanse.
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Spotswood
Vincent Woodmanse
Woodmanse
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