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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1948
Page
14
A fragmented Amarillo Globe notice from February 1924 covers a public matter with references to The Globe News Publishing Co and editors. Details are unclear but indicates a formal announcement or tribute within a published issue.
The piece questions federal anti lynching proposals arguing enforcement would duplicate efforts and target the South while noting low lynching numbers in 1947. It contrasts treatment of Indians under federal laws with race relations and asks whether blacks would accept inferior status.
The New York State Food Commission reports a health gap between male and female factory workers in central New York. 83 percent of men meet protein guidelines versus 43 percent of women, with area figures aligning to national estimates.
A feature on Rudy Vallee describes a hillside museum housing scripts, records, broadcasts, photographs, and trophies. Vallee discusses current projects including Tele-Art later Veiled as Vallee Video, plus plans to adapt songs and poetry for television and film.
Dorothy Thompson argues that the United States and the Soviet Union share a common danger due to a flawed understanding of peace and war. She contends the threat to peace does not stem from large armies alone.
Paul Gallico writes about central Florida as a travel highlight and contrasts it with the Atlantic coast. He weighs power dynamics in Europe, arguing for checks and balances and a European defense through a hopeful, critical lens.
The passage argues for a Europe that is self limiting in aggression yet strong enough to defend itself. It centers on a distribution of power ensuring no gaps for outside influence, notably avoiding spaces that could invite Russian interference.
The message argues that the United States must act to move toward a genuine collective security system through a reorganized United Nations or risk inevitable war. The statement emphasizes urgency and frames the alternative as dire.
This note traces April Fool’s Day origins as a mystery and recalls early 20th century hoaxes such as a cotton batting meal. It warns against dangerous pranks, fire, injuries, and rough horseplay, and suggests substituting a future date in a playful newspaper gag.
A reflective column notes that justice cannot be meted out in every case due to sheer numbers and persistent problems. It emphasizes that decision makers are fallible humans subject to limits and pressure.
A professor critiques fairness in law and governance arguing that clever criminals evade punishment while innocent misfortunes ruin lives. He notes discrepancies in justice across regions, compares corruption to crimes, and reflects on human fallibility within decision making.
A compact puzzle list with numbered clues across and down including biblical, fruit, plants, animals and misc terms. Entries range from simple to cryptic style and reference common crossword vocabulary across many categories.
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