War unity and Wallace split in bipartisan foreign policy
George E. Sokolsky argues that a united front in foreign policy is needed to deter Soviet influence. He contends Wallace’s third party splits the coalition, harming Truman, and praises John Foster Dulles and Dewey for resisting partisan politics. The piece critiques Berlin tensions, Soviet tactics, and the aim to rebuild Europe as a bulwark against Russia, urging GOP cooperation with the State Department on national policy.
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Henry Wallace
Russia
Wallace
Truman
John Foster Dulles
Dewey
Vandenberg
John Foster Dutles
San Francisco
Sharp
Wallacee Truman
Wardenberg
State Department
Soviet Russia
Berlin
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Europe
Communist International
Fussia
Family of Nations
Amarillo Globe newspaper notice and masthead fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows an Amarillo Globe masthead and advertising details, including dates and pricing. The readable bits reference a newspaper publication in Amarillo with Sunday morning distribution and publisher information, though most of the text is garbled.
Campaign fears cited as scare tactics in 1948 context
fragmentary note alleges campaigns used pricks and alarms to frighten the public, framing such tactics as designed to influence voters rather than counter a threat. lacks concrete names, places, or dates in the readable text.
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King
Special Session War of Wits Ends With An Inflation Bill
The special session pitted President Truman against a Republican Congress with no clear winner. The anti inflation bill returned wartime controls on installment buying and raised bank reserve requirements to curb money flow. The outcome hinges on November elections as Congress seeks to explain its actions back home.
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Truman
Congress
Washington
Tvo
Texas Democrats Split Over Truman-Dixiecrat Prospects
The Texas Democratic Party divides on 1948 nominee strategy with one group favoring Truman-Barkley and another backing Dixiecrats. Proponents call for a referendum at the Aug 28 runoff primary, while the paper urges a Presidential preferential primary to replace the May convention, allowing voters to choose electors and convention instructions. The piece argues for honoring existing law and tradition unless a new election setup is adopted.
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Democratic Party
Texas
Truman-Barkley
Brownwood
Truman
Letters to the Editor on juvenile vandalism and voting woes
A reader defends public hearings in juvenile cases and questions Judge Northcutt on name publication. The letter argues property tax fairness, urges transparency, and criticizes ballot secrecy and voter apathy after a Texas election. It also mentions concerns about foreign nations and domestic wakefulness.
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Amarillo
J. E. Nicholson
Texas
Dub Amenca
MR2
B. F, Chapman
Instruction in Driving Takes Sport Ahead
Two Amarillo women on a Monday morning drive, one teaching the other to drive for a license, encounter a mishap at Fourteenth and Johnson. The learner misinterprets pedals, the car crashes into a fence and falls into a pile of boards near a vacant house, then is towed away. both women exit unharmed.
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Amarillo
Fourteenth and
Johnson
Public Holiday Plan Behind August European Aid
Bill Cunningham recounts aiding an American veteran with underground Paris ties to secure a government post abroad. The piece notes delays, August休 vacation culture, and Cape Cod observations as America shifts to an unofficial holiday mood while awaiting new appropriations to fund the European rehabilitation mission.
Polk Street Professor and Farewell to Old Time Expressions
A nostalgic column rails at modern life and gender facts, noting Howard Kenyon's lumberjack summer in Washington, questioning auto danger myths, and reflecting on census figures showing widows, widowers, and divorcees. The piece ends with quirky quips about fashion and dating mores.
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Hedey
Podgy
Howard Kenyon
John Kenyon
Washington
Colorado
Tois
Phil
Crossword Puzzle Challenge From Army Leader Puzzle Grid
A crossword puzzle page features a horizontal and vertical list of clues referencing a U S Army leader and various wordplay. Entries include abbreviations and themed hints, with positions like 11 West and 48 Stout card guiding placement.
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Georgia
Trashy tastes and the lure of the moment
A reflection on avoiding trashy culture and fleeting fads. The piece cautions against cheap knickknacks and vulgar jokes, urging pursuit of enduring reading and thoughtful entertainment. It notes the brevity of life and warns that filling life with trash leads to regret.
Nature First Objects Weigh Heavy in Garden Rock
A fragmented text describes a large rock weighing tons in the garden of the gods in Colorado with references to balance and nature. It asserts timeless balance in nature and hints at a man balancing heavy objects and the idea of heavy stones preexisting humanity.
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Nature
Texas Progressives Gather in Dallas for Contention Speech
The Texas Progressive Party holds its state contention in Dallas with state chairman Herman Wright expected to deliver the keynote. Henry Wallace, Progressive Presidential candidate, is slated to appear Sept 23 with other Texas stops. Paul Robeson is due later today as fire damages a Dallas apartment hotel injuring one resident.
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Dallas
Texas Progressive Party
Herman Wright
Park
Henry Wallace
Heseit Wallace
el Paso
Houston
Texas
Paul Robeson
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