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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1947

Page

14

Amarillo Globe press ads and platform urged city reforms

The Amarillo Globe publishes a preface of platform goals urging Elimination of tax limits and expansion of city services. It lists plans for a Coliseum city hall traffic system downtown improvements and expanded recreation and cultural facilities. The notice emphasizes redevelopment and better public utilities.

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Senators Brewster and Ferguson Face War Contract Probe

The piece argues that Owen Brewster and Pomer Ferguson push a Senate inquiry into war expenditures to elevate their reputations. It contends the probe risks politicization and questions the objectivity of pursuing minor irregularities while larger issues and Roosevelt era cases are downplayed.

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Negro resources and progress urged by Roland Hayes letter

A letter from tenor Roland Hayes praises Afro Americans as unrealized resources and champions equal opportunity. He cites four major league Negro players as pioneers and argues talent will grow through perseverance, not praise seeking, urging broader civil progress and self-reliance. Distributed by United Syndicate.

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Elliot Roosevelt and Labor Power Plays in Public Life

George Sokolsky discusses Elliott Roosevelt's troubled public image and the impact of a president's kin on careers. He contrasts Roosevelt with siblings who forged independent paths and notes shifts in labor policy with Cyrus Start Ching headed to lead the new Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service under Truman.

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Billy Rose Pal Blue Buffaloes at Fort Worth Fair

Billy Rose recalls a 1936 Fort Worth Exposition plan to outshine Dallas with a rodeo style show. He films a grand carnival of 300 performers and livestock, including a buffalo herd to close with a buffalo bill moment, while John Murray Anderson directs.

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Rough Sailing For Labor Act

Campo Bello Island New Brunswick reports rough sailing for the Taft Hartley Labor Act as discussion and reception around the act encounter headwinds. Proponents and opponents weigh impacts on unions management and national labor policy amid uncertain enforcement and political mood.

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Mediation Service Offers Meetings to Resolve Voids

The mediation and cancellation service proposes prompt participation in meetings to address voids. Officials emphasize that simply creating a table will not resolve the underlying issues and urge timely engagement.

Ching Receives Sympathy Instead of Congratulations

The text shows a fragment where someone regrets not congratulating Mr. Ching and offers condolences and best wishes, indicating a personal note of sympathy rather than a public acknowledgment. The passage references a date and a travel route without firm context or additional details.

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Polk Street Professor Sees Government Probe and Public Money

A voiced citizen comments on government officials, the Hughes and Brewster case, and an investigation into spending. He praises taxpayer funding of leisure events and parlor gatherings, hopes for kids to witness the process, and expresses a desire to join in future investigations and appearances on camera.

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Puzzling OCR fragment lists numerous crossword clues with mixed letters and errors. The readable items include clues for horizontal and vertical entries such as horse home, shield, and compass paint, but most entries are garbled or incomplete. The text preserves puzzle style but lacks coherent solutions.

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