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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1951

Page

14

Conservatives Lose Ground in Britain Poll Shift

Gallup notes Labour gains narrowing Conservative lead to 7 points from 14, with 48% Conserva tive and 40% Labour in latest British Institute of Public Opinion survey. Undecided 12%. Analysts cite meat imports, Bevan resignation, and fiscal strain as factors shaping the contest ahead of any potential general election.

George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion Princeton Britain Winston Churchill Anthony Eden Labor British Institute of Public Opinion Argentina Aneurin Bevan Labor Party Atlee

Horoscope Features Bold August 11 Born Aimed at Humanity

August 11 horoscopes describe born leaders with strong convictions, honesty, and humanitarian aims. Read tomorrow's signs for Leo through Aquarius with guidance on careers, romance, relaxation, and spiritual advice. Distributed by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.

Leo VIRGO LIBRA Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius ARIES Taurus Gemini United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Amarillo Globe front page details editorial staff and rates

The Amarillo Globe lists office at Ninth and Harrison Amarillo Texas with publisher editor Helez Kritser and others, notes second class matter status, and provides subscription rates for home delivery by carrier and by mail beyond 150 miles. It declares itself an independent Democratic newspaper publishing news impartially.

Fsley 8 Yzaard Heles Wee Amarillo Exas Winder Amarilo— Eane Ee Amarillo Globe

Red Cross appeal falls short in Amarillo drive

The Amarillo chapter reports only about 50 dollars raised in the Red Cross disaster fund appeal as of early this week. Officials note the national goal is five million dollars for Midwest flood victims, with no individual solicitations. The paper urges wider local support to aid the national relief effort.

Amarillo Red Cross G. Ray Smith Keg County Midwest United Amaillo

Curious morals in McCarran hearings on IPR files

The McCarran committee used Carter’s Lee Massachusetts barn files to probe the Institute of Pacific Relations. Carter defended their authenticity as many notable figures were named in prior checks, while senators pressed for independent verification and potential espionage or theft implications. The testimony touched on Amerasia’s seizure, document movement, and the lack of clear proof on whether copies reached foreign governments.

McCarran Institute of Pacific Relations Lee Mass Edward C. Carter Carter Sproul University of California Joseph P. Chamberlain Columbia Frederick Vanderbilt Field Brooks Emney Cleveland Foreign Policy Association Arthur Deane Sullivan and Cromwell Mr. Carter Senator Ferguson Congressional Committee New York Alfred Kohlberg IPR Amerasia Com

Exploring Minds and Community Safety in Wiggam Column

Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam discusses guilt, failure, and parental dynamics in psychology. He cites Korea casualties and workplace deaths in 1950, noting many injuries stem from carelessness. The piece notes school board reform with citizen commissions and offers guidance via the National Citizen's Commission on Public Schools.

Korea National Safety Council National Citizen’s Commission On Public Schools West 42Nd Street New York City John F. Dille

Autumn Musings From a Panhandle Professor on Life

Polk Street professor G M Waddill reflects on autumn as a gentle transition in the Panhandle. He compares people to plants, noting how weather and life shape growth, and suggests autumn reveals others’ good in the right light. He views fall as a season for patience, forgiveness, and tempered judgment.

G. M. Waddill Panhandle

Crossword Puzzle Clues Puzzle Grid Reveals Various Short Entries

A mixed list of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries including items like Famous English school, Interlaced, Pleasant, Expunger, and Saltpetters with several clues spanning weapon, bone, sun god, pronoun, and other common crossword answers. The sheet also notes a final entry Sioux State fah.

Famous English School Albert Egypt

Is It Proper To Visit A Boyfriend's Family For A Weekend

A teen reader asks if visiting a vacation resort with Bill and his family will invite gossip. Elinor Williams advises seeking the mother's approval before accepting, arranging arrival times, and sending a brief thank you note. Include a small hostess gift and a post-visit thank you.

Bill Joan Silver Lake

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