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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1951

Page

4

Fulton Lewis Jr. Blames State Dept for Korea War Hindrances

Washington columnist Fulton Lewis Jr asserts that the State Department under Dean Acheson is thwarting General Douglas MacArthur and the UN in Korea. He contends diplomatic officials pressured the White House to muzzle MacArthur, undermining attempts to end the war and hampering military options. He argues postwar diplomacy has blurred war and peace, weakening American resolve and risking further casualties.

Fulton Lewis, Jr State Department Korea Fulton Lewis Washington Douglas MacArthur Dean Acheson United Nations MacArthur South Korea Acheson Ighitique White House Pentagon Truman Department of State Patton Eisenhower Clark Roosevelt Mr. Truman Manchuria King

Man Finds Power Through Tibet Knowledge

Edwin J. Dingle, a journalist long afflicted by illness, traveled to Tibet and found a transformative Power from Knowledge. He achieved health, wealth, and recognition, and now offers a free 900 word treatise through The Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles. Limited copies available. respond promptly.

Forbidden Tibet Edwin J. Dingle Dingle Institute of Mentalphysics S. Hobart Bivd Dept Los Angeles Calif

Six Parking Places To Be Reserved At Post Office

City Manager M V Moss announced permanent ten minute parking in front of the post office. The first six spots east of Taylor on East Fifth will be restricted around the clock from 7 AM to 6 PM, with signs to mark them. Other areas remain unrestricted from 6 PM to 7 AM.

M. V. Moss Moss Taylor East Fifth

Cement film shown at Kiwanis meeting in Amarillo

J B Parrott presented a film on Portland cement production sale and uses at the Downtown Kiwanis Club luncheon in the Herring Hotel. Ed Moyer spoke about Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up Week. Judge W N Stokes gave the invocation. 143 people attended including Roy Hill Arch Weeks Howard Ensign Rev Carl Bates and others. A F Madison presided.

J. B. Parrott Kiwanis Club Herring Hotel Ed Moyer W. N. Stokes Roy Hill San Jacinto Kiwanis Club Arch Weeks Howard Ensign North Amarillo North Amarillo Kiwanis Club, Rev. Carl E. Bates E. W. Hardin B. B. Altman Pampa W. E. Hammond Vancouver British Columbia Canada A. F. Madison

Forest Hill Club Names New Directors Chairman

Nathan Martin was named chairman of the Forest Hill Civic Club board at a meeting in the school annex. Directors named include Sam Singleton Henry Spivell R L Rutherford and S L Gray. Girl Scout Troop 1 presented a program led by Mrs Byrus Lafferty with a play two songs and an outline of Girl Scout instruction. Glenn A Davis presided as president with about 20 people present.

Nathan Martin Forest Hill Glenn A. Davis

Immigrant John Iles Lands Job After 195 Calls in Montreal

Hungarian immigrant Thomas Iles aged 27 arrives in Montreal seeking work. He makes 194 telephone calls to local firms offering his services before securing a job on the 195th call.

Montreal Thomas Iles

Wedding Guest Transport and Etiquette Questions

A reader asks about transportation arrangements for a suburban wedding and reception at a church and local club. If invitations do not specify a special train or shuttle, guests are expected to make their own way from the station to the church and then to the reception.

Mrs. Post Jane Jane Smith Bell Syndicate, Inc

Harvest labor fears cut Argentina corn plantings

Fears of a harvest labor shortage push Argentina farmers to reduce corn plantings this season. Officials warn potential shortfalls may affect export plans and domestic feed supplies as growers weigh labor availability against acreage goals.

Argentina

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