Amarillo Globe Masthead and old subscription notice
The Amarillo Globe publication details its founding date February 20 1924 and mailing status with editors and managers listed, plus home delivery and mail subscription rates within and beyond 150 miles. Prices cover weekly and monthly options for various service combinations including evening and Sunday editions.
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Amarillo
Texas
Connec
Cceesaeeeses Wekeved
Grady Camp
Biases
Pries
von Ree
Ivery Servicests
The Live Wire and Judy Garland in New York Move
Billy Rose reviews three showbiz slices. Murvyn Vye’s standout turn in The Live Wire boosts his stock. Eddie Cantor’s TV and stage future discussed with Cantor’s gloom lifting after a Copacabana visit. Judy Garland tells Rose of moving to Manhattan, confirming her New York commitment.
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Garson Kanin
Katharine Hepburn
Murvyn Vye
Wire
Marvyn Vye
Flying Saucer Eyes
Eddie Cantor
Eddie
Kid Boots
Cantor
Charles Friedman
Bucko
Hooper
Judy Garland
Miss Garland
New York
Eleanor
Copacabana
Joe E. Lewis
Judy
Hollywood
Manhattan
Billy Rose
Middle Age And The Trial Of Time
A reflective column on middle age and the lure of pills and rejuvenation. The author cites Arthur Godfrey, mocks endless anti aging products, and shares a tale of a once driven man who, facing illness, learns to accept aging as time loans. The piece ends with a softened view of aging and contentment.
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Arthur Godfrey
Death
King Features Syn. Inc
Snakesprame Quotation on Cause of Defect
The line asserts that the defective effect results from its cause, a terse philosophical statement by Snakesprame. It presents a causal relation without factual context or identifiable event, focusing on the idea that defects arise from their underlying causes.
Marines Advance to Kimpo With Easy Company Front
Joseph Alsop recounts Easy Company Marines marching eleven miles through enemy territory from Inchon toward Kimpo airfield. They faced tank ambushes, B 34 bombardment, and stubborn North Korean resistance, re-routing via a village road after an interpreters tip, winning time but missing the target before dusk.
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Seoul Front
Inchon
Kimpo
Seoul
Inchon Port
Easy Company
Pfe
Marion de Shong
Paul Navarro
Samuel Jaskilka
Bupyong
Jaskilka
Harold Roise
Roise
Chung Yong Duk
Boise
Herald Tribune
Senate summons Ralph Capone
Ralph Capone brother of the late Scarface Al Capone is ordered to appear before a Senate crime investigating committee. A subpoena was served by Deputy U S Marshal Thomas Madden after a month long hunt for Capone. Virgil Peterson, Chicago crime expert, testified that the old Capone syndicate remains active with underworld links across the nation and alliances with major gang leaders. 29 others were named by Peterson.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Capone
Virgil Peterson
Chicago
al Capone
Ralph Capone
Mercer, Wis
Scarface
al’ Capone
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Thomas Madden
Exploring Minds and Law for Families Today
Dr. Wiggam surveys help for families with legal aid needs and child speech concerns. He notes free legal clinics run by the National Association of Women Lawyers and urges early scientific help for stuttering to prevent long term hindrance.
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National Assn. of Women Lawyers
Muriel E. Richter
W. 57Th St
New York
Economist Sum
Ner H. Slichter
John F. Dille Co
Polk Street Professor Barber shop as a Gay Nineties meeting place
The barber shop is described as a social hub where locals share gossip and opinions. G. J. Bishop buys brooms, Marvin Hall faces mockery over his suit, and Lloyd Byars boosts Memphis while others argue about baseball and politics. The piece notes the shop reflects community viewpoints and even offers a humorous idea of a floor show.
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G. J. Bishop
Bishop
Lloyd
Memphis
Crossword Puzzle Answer to Previous Puzzle Horizontal
Crossword clues cover various wordplay entries with hints for each numbered position including prompts for Indian crocodile primate and other terms across the puzzle and down entries. Answers span animals pigments places structures and common words tied to letters and abbreviations.
Boosted polio cases forecast for year
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis now expects 30,000 polio cases this year, up from 25,000, after a 22 percent weekly increase to Sept 16. The Public Health Service reported 2,138 new cases last week, totaling 17,370 so far. If reached, the 30,000 total would be second to last year's 42,173.
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New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
US Public Health Service
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