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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1951
Page
14
The editor questions the value of Korea fighting after a year with no territorial gains. The piece notes countless casualties and shattered cities, urging a clear plan to supply troops and materials or a reassessment of commitments to avoid draining manpower and morale.
George E. Sokolsky reports on a single issue poll by The World-Herald in Omaha with about 24,300 readers answering 18 questions. It finds 95 percent of men and 95.7 percent of women would not vote for Truman today, while Eisenhower’s viability remains uncertain for 1952. The piece notes distrust of public officials, concerns over ethics, and media portrayal.
A set of quoted remarks spans religious and political figures from England and the United States. It includes Isanerna Lynn addressing a shrine to George Bernard Shaw, Go Doncps criticizing youth listening to a sportsman, Bertrand Russo on propaganda, Srn on TV acting, Alexander Wey on televising Congress, Emmanuel Shinwell on British defense, Francis Binvie on fear and politics, and Gen Eisenhower on mercenary troops and Rome.
LONDON April 30 Two thousand 7 men Britain's top priority reservists reported for two weeks of training to oil up the mobilization machinery. The Army reviewed its World War II era core while a crude early electricity experiment was described.
A collection of quotes touches on 1904 road safety with flagmen, contrasts modern speeds and vision issues, and features economist Thomas Nixon Carver on liberal reading habits. It includes psychologist Dr Walter R Stokes on neurotic husbands and marriage dynamics, attributed to a 1951 copyright notice.
In a town column a writer blends verse on breeding cattle with social critique and a second short poem about sail and fate. He notes town poetry limits and jokes about publishing only self written work while praising the two poems read aloud. The piece centers on character and destiny rather than livestock or machinery.
A compact clue list for a crossword puzzle with numbered horizontal and vertical entries covering topics from state symbols and languages to rivers and gods. Includes hints for common words like pronouns, prepositions, and measurement terms, presenting a broad set of cross reference prompts and lengths.
A high school girl asks how to invite a boy to a surprise party for a friend. Answer suggests mentioning the plan in person, giving details of location and times, and using a phone call if needed. Also guidance for talking with a quiet girl, listing topics like movies, school clubs, bands, hobbies, and sports to spark conversation.
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