Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo rate notice
Public notice from The Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo outlines its publication details and subscription rates for Amarillo Daily News and Sunday editions. Includes prices for mail and carrier delivery, various durations, and contact details.
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Churchill's Zurich Speech Points Path to Europe Unity
Walter Lippmann analyzes Winston Churchill's Zurich address as a blueprint for a united Europe. He argues the plan hinges on a united Europe structure with a federal Germany integrated into a European federation, overcoming calls for retribution. Lippmann emphasizes Churchill's call for unity and a lasting peace beyond nationalist postures.
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America must fend off UN entanglement warns columnist
George E. Sokolsky argues against surrendering U.S. sovereignty to a United Nations with extraterritorial powers. He critiques the proposed Privileges and Immunities pact and possible court oversight, warns of limited U.S. input on UN decisions, and urges caution before adopting the world body. He praises Churchill and De Gaulle as leaders shaping a united Europe.
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Consider Your Wife Executives Poll on Gender Decision Skills
A Fortune Magazine poll finds men rated higher for handling people and decision making by large margins. The piece argues women make decisions more firmly and influence others by seeming indecisive, challenging the stereotype with a provocative challenge to observe spouses or secretaries.
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Fortune Magazine
Per Capita Income Clarified in Commerce Report
The piece explains per capita income as a per person figure and shows how a typical family of four could total about $4600 if each member earned $1150. It questions the fate of those living on roughly $2000 yearly for an entire family and notes gaps between individual and family earnings.
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Two Paths of Power Struggles Capturing Public Mind
A concise reflection contrasts force and reason as driving human allegiance. Eric Johnston of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association argues people will gravitate to the path offering the greatest personal value.
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Occupation Authorities Ignore Board Recommendations in Japan
The New Times Moscow magazine reports that American occupation authorities in Japan systematically disregard the Far Eastern Commission and the Allied Council for Japan, resisting their control guidance.
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Far Eastern Commission
Allied Council For Japan
New Times
Moscow Magazine
Morse Warns Northwest Dams Targeted If Nation Goes Mad
Oregon Senator Wayne Morse warns that if a nation goes mad any nation could strike the Bonneville and Grand Coulee Dams. He urges stronger defenses for the Northwest to deter such actions and protect critical infrastructure.
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Wayne Morse
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Wallace Gambled on Policy Clash at Washington
Doris Fleeson reports Henry Wallace pressed for a role shaping policy while in Paris. President Truman revoked endorsements and sidelined Wallace as Byrnes resisted. The resignation realigns Democratic power with Wallace seeking influence, while factions in Chicago and Congress react to the split and future 1948 dynamics.
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Polk Street Professor and School Birth Rate Talk
A Polk Street professor notes Amarillo Junior College enrollment with about 200 girls and 450 boys. He reflects on rising first grade teacher demand due to a previous birth rate and recounts a humorous incident when a substitute teacher faced a room of six year olds who overwhelmed him before Mrs. Sallie Lee returned.
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Amarillo Junior College
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal Clues Solve Latin Style Grid
The page lists a set of crossword clues across and down including entries for practice direct diminutive of Samuel and other word hints such as symbol for tantalum and crowned by a host of general terms. Readers fill the grid with matching letters to complete the puzzle.
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Zurich address marks new promising chapter in postwar diplomacy
The passage notes lingering debates over Byrnes and Wallace and the Fulton speech. It highlights Mr. Churchill's U.S. vacation as a missionary in the United States and positions the Zurich address as the start of a brighter era in postwar diplomacy.
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War-Era India Burma Oil Pipelines Sold as Scrap
India Burma oil pipelines built by the U S government at a cost over 31 million dollars were sold as scrap for one thirtieth of that amount.
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