Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Rates
Historic Amarillo Globe publishing note lists founders and staff including Gene Howe as president and Paul Allingham as editor in chief. It also shows subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, Globe and News combined, with a year at 19.80 and other terms.
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The Globe's Platform for Amarillo City Improvement
The platform calls for revising the city charter to broaden representation and raise tax limits, building a coliseum and new city hall, upgrading traffic control, cleaning downtown, expanding sports facilities, park growth including a pool, water study, more hospital facilities, English Field as an air terminal, small industry support, cultural welfare expansion, library growth, arts, and expanded school facilities with higher teacher salaries.
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India’s Forgotten War in Civil Slaughter
The piece argues that massive deaths from India's communal riots exceed those in armed clashes drawing UN attention yet the UN has not discussed the civil war. It questions Charter limits on intervention and urges action to permit UN responses to future civil slaughter.
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India
United Nations
Senator Wagner Declares He Will Not Resign
Senator Wagner of New York, long ailing, says he will not resign. He plans to improve his health to oppose a repeal of the Taft Hartley labor law and to back the Taft Wilder-Filender housing bill.
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Prisoner Escapes NJ Hospital After Appendectomy
A prisoner awaiting trial for robbery escaped a New Jersey hospital three days after an acute appendicitis attack and operation. If he survives, his case will bolster doctors who advocate early mobilization after surgery.
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New Jersey
Conant Denies Presidential Run Amid Eisenhower Boom
Harvard University President James B. Conant publicly denies any bid for the Republican nomination as President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower gains momentum in the race. Conant argues one candidacy is enough for Harvard’s leader.
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James B. Conant
Harvard University
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Columbia University
Atomic Energy Aide Cautions On Peaceful Use Delay
A member of the US Atomic Energy Commission warns that peacetime atomic energy is not imminent. He stresses it lags behind efforts in the United Nations to outlaw the atomic bomb, signaling cautious progress in global control.
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US Atomic Energy Commission
United Nations
Jim Campbell remembered for charity and devotion to kids
Bill Cunningham recalls Jim Campbell as a generous, moneyed man who used wealth to help others from Kennebunk Beach to Portland. He bought fireworks for town children, fed parade crews, and gave $500 to a family in need, epitomizing an American success story with a fond farewell.
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Paul Mallon Retiring Columnist Bids Farewell After 15 Years
The retiring columnist reflects on his career, admits a lack of energy to write harshly, questions Soviet and CIO positions, and thanks readers as he ends a 15 year run. He jests about fishing as he signs off, noting plans to resume later.
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Jim Crow Up North in Theater Ticket Barriers
Billy Rose denounces color-based seating practices in New York theaters. He cites repeated refusal of orchestra seats to Black patrons and calls for box office reform in major Northern cities, arguing against a North-South double standard and urging enforcement of equal access.
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Actor’s Equity
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Philadelpia
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Polk Street Professor Five Little Gems
A column of wry reflections on health jokes first names and social tact. The narrator riffs on bathin tones and parries about how calling people by first names can feel awkward, noting polite restraint and the balance between wisdom and folly.
Hartenberger Speaks on The Greatest Triumph
Rev. Martin J. H. Hartenberger of Trinity Lutheran Church led an open house service on The Greatest Triumph noting Christ's victory over sin and death at Easter. An open forum followed with Rev. R. L. Young of Pampa explaining The Sacrament of the Altar. Tonight at 8 he speaks on The Greatest Question. Blackburn-Shaw quartet sang In the Cross of Christ I Glory and Blest Be the Tie That Binds.
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Martin J. H. Hartenberger
Trinity Luthern Church
R. L. Young
Pampa
Hartenberger
Blackburn-Shaw
Christ
First General Assembly Opens at Amarillo College
The Amarillo College student body held its first general assembly this morning at 9:30 in the auditorium. It was the initial gathering for both upper and under-classmen, described as a get acquainted meeting as campus crowds filled the grounds for the third day.
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Amarillo College
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