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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1950
Page
12
The Amarillo Globe News issues evening editions and Sunday morning papers with varying rates for home delivery by carrier and mail subscriptions. Rates cover 1 month to 1 year, for evening only, evening and Sunday, morning, and combined editions, with geographic delivery notes and restrictions on towns served by carrier.
The Justice Department seeks to cancel bail for 11 convicted communists who attempted to overthrow the government. The writer argues the left wing traitors abuse democracy while appealing their cases, calling for harsher treatment and less pampering of subversive enemies.
A reflective column noting New England manners and taste through lunching in a Maine hotel. The writer contrasts Egyptian and Danish room decor with dated suburban fashion, observes stiff facial expressions, and laments aging vanity seen at a lunch table amid a modern Connecticut development.
Paul Gallico recalls a half century of travel and the shattered cities of Europe. He contrasts Rome like beauty with postwar Munich, condemning Nazism and the destruction it caused. He laments the loss of art and human progress and questions whether rebuilding can heal.
Stewart Alsop argues that Senator McCarthy exposes a new nest of traitors including himself and colleagues by citing a Saturday Evening Post letter. He contends McCarthy uses disfavored branding to attack reporters and allies, while noting Korea and government loyalty questions.
Dr. Albert Wiggam comments on marriage, education, and reform schools with quotations from Florence Hollis and George Santayana. He promotes a booklet on emotional growth, cites reform schools avoiding punishment, and notes parental influence and child upbringing. Copyright by John F. Dille Co.
Vivian Brown reports Gentilly's Teen Treat Club in New Orleans offering dating tips for teens. First dates should avoid long silences and awkward silent moments, with parties and dancing easing chatter. Second dates favor a movie and sweet shop, while third dates focus on shared activities and genuine conversation.
A speaker recalls how his wife used to cry to sway him and contrasts genuine tears with fake ones. He notes real sobs involve chest and stomach muscles and convey true pain, while stage crying uses facial alone. He prefers staged performances and hopes never to witness real crying again.
A compact set of crossword prompts with horizontal clues from 1 4 to 65 and vertical clues 1 53, including actor hints, mythic names, and common words. Readers fill in entries like mountain nymph and eye Scot.
Helen Grayce Jones, wife of Spike Jones, says she would never divorce him and plans to share a formula for couple harmony. She values being with Spike over solo fame, fearing competition could end marriages and hurt egos.
North Dallas man Arthur Michael Sibley aged 59 bled to death after injuring himself while smashing a kitchen window to enter his locked home. Police found him dead on the kitchen floor with a trail of blood from the back porch to the broken window. a neighbor heard him hammering and said he had left his key inside.
Communist terrorists attacked a rubber plantation near Chup in Camboria, Aug. 15, killing four Europeans and abducting six. Antwerp port authorities seized two trucks of anti aircraft shells from Switzerland bound for a Scandinavian nation due to explosive handling rules.
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