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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1951
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe announces subscription rates for home delivery and mail service, detailing weekly, monthly, and yearly options for different regions and editions. It identifies staff and notes the paper as an independent democratic publication.
The Tri-State Fair begins its annual run, recalling childhood memories of past fairs with muddy streets, simple pleasures, and affordable treats. Nostalgia centers on rides like crack the whip and old roller coasters, while hoping today’s youngsters enjoy a great outing despite changed times.
George E. Sokolsky discusses Donald Powell Wilson’s My Six Convicts and the debate over its accuracy. The piece cites criticisms from E R Cass James V Bennett and Stanley M Rinehart Jr while presenting a counterview from John Selby and Austin MacCormick. It labels the work a journalistic fiction with a prison backdrop and notes mixed public reception and moral reflections.
Joseph Alsop reviews the hype around the Matador missile and the SC tritium plant. He warns most hydrogen bomb hopes are speculative, notes interservice tensions, and emphasizes practical limits of tritium versus plutonium, urging skepticism about a true wonder weapon.
Dr Albert Wiggam muses on balance in marriage as a fifty fifty exchange no partner bigger or better than the other He notes UN and international talks where scholars and diplomats clash over word meaning And he shares a humorous quip from O Reilly Veterans Hospital Springfield Missouri about child psychology versus past ps giaology with a jab at old time psychology
In a sensational tale from Hollywood, actor Franchot Tone reportedly suffered a severe beating after a dispute over a blonde woman named Payton. The fracas ended after early morning hours, with Tone possibly sustaining a broken jaw and concussion, while Tone’s self-styled knightly valor clashes with common sense in the press.
A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with definitions and abbreviations for terms across technologies and language roots. Entries range from objects like carrying case to linguistic prefixes and animal names, including Greek letters and common phrases.
A reader suggests planning a Western themed party for teens ages 15 to 18 with outfits like jeans boots and cowboy hats. Activities include horseshoes target darts three legged races and Western music with simple treats and prizes while advising no ammunition for toy guns to keep it safe.
Multiple deeds recorded in North Heights South Side Ada area and Old Town noting transfers by Chrilla Manning L L Bourn Margaret Wheatley G E Hatton Stella Cotten Homer Woods MT Cannon Mary Elizabeth Bivins and others. Domestic court cases include Harris versus Harris and Helm Davis versus Aron Davis divorce proceedings.
Jimmy McHugh the songwriter was burned on his side when he touched a radio while climbing from his swimming pool. The shock knocked him backward, causing a fall that injured his arm and ankle in Los Angeles on September 4 1951.
New York police described a 31 year old Irish burglar as the best thief in North America after he admitted stealing about 300000 dollars worth of gems from the Waldorf Astoria lobby and a 450000 dollar haul overall. He said narcotics financing drove the crimes and was known in the trade as a top burglar.
Dr. Emerson P. Schmidt of the US Chamber of Commerce on an NBC program forecasts neither serious price increases nor decreases in the next six to eight months. He says defense production will not slow civilian goods as rapidly as expected. Raymond M. Fogler of New York and W. T. Grant predicts higher retail trade due to ample money.
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