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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1947
Page
10
Publication details for The Globe News Publishing Co Amarillo Texas with post date February 20 1924 and circulation rates including daily Sunday and Sunday only editions. Includes staff roles President Publisher Editor and business manager and contact line.
The Globe's platform pledges charter revision to broaden representation and raise tax limits, a new coliseum and city hall, traffic system upgrades, downtown cleanup, expanded sports facilities, park growth, water study, hospital expansion, and English Field as an air terminal. It also supports small industry, cultural welfare, and higher teacher pay.
An explosive Greek proposal seeks UN Chapter VII intervention to halt undeclared war in the Balkans. The plan hinges on self defense rights under Article 51, with potential for wider regional involvement and risks of World War III amid Soviet opposition and veto dynamics.
The essay argues that bias and prejudice are signs of judgment and responsibility though they can become harmful. It contrasts open mindedness with fixed belief, criticizes repression of personal judgment, and warns against press conformity under state or elite control. It notes the need to preserve free judgment and references diverse examples from politics and society.
Jerry Briscoe retired August 1 as superintendent of Santa Fe Plains Division. He will be honored at an ice cream and cake social in Ellwood Park tonight at 7 o'clock, hosted by employees of his former division.
Dorothy Thompson argues Palestine faces three proposed solutions: binational state with Arab and Jewish autonomy, partition into Arab and Jewish states, or Jewish immigration leading to a Jewish majority and governance. She notes Arab leaders and the Mufti favor British withdrawal and terrorism to speed it, while Zionists reject binationalism outside Communist ranks. Any UN recommendation risks favoring one side and perpetuating conflict.
A column shares assorted gags and quips about W. C. Fields remarks on women’s clubs, two frugal local men, a playful math quip on handshakes, a gift chain with a screwball pun, and a closing note that Portia faces life offers a universal takeaway.
Across clues list and Down clues list form a crossword grid themed puzzle with mixed wordplay. Entries include names, abbreviations, and common terms. The page presents a dense set of hints and partial entries typical of a half-filled puzzle layout.
Play director Oma Link Rowley will host informal auditions at Municipal Auditorium Saturday from 1 to 4 PM for Ama rillo Little Theater. The group seeks new talent for several voice types and many roles. Three plays are planned with partial casting. additional workers are needed for sets props makeup and costumes. Interview opportunities available for all theater roles.
Elma Curlin of Amarillo and Pat H Flynn Jr of Memphis were married on August 1 in Memphis. Flynn, former Amarillo resident, is manager of the Memphis Chamber of Commerce and Hall County Board of Development. Both spouses previously worked for The Globe News. Mrs. Flynn serves as secretary to Manning and Singleton law offices in the Fisk Building.
The Co Ed Club will feature accordionist Shirley Hudson on the regular program this Saturday night at the YMCA from 8:30 to 11:30. The evening includes dancing, ping pong, pool and refreshments. Maine reports 123000 milch cows on farms in 1945.
Billy Rose praises New York photographers and fashion as he salutes the city’s visual allure. He notes stylish women in Park and 47th Street corners while critiquing college editors who rebuke his views.
If mustard gas touches the skin a burn appears within four hours. The warning notes rapid onset of chemical burns and advises avoiding exposure to the agent.
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