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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1951

Page

10

Amarillo Globe masthead and subscription details

The Amarillo Globe details its publication schedule and staff, listing editors and managers, and provides extensive subscription rates for home delivery by carrier and by mail, including options for different regions and durations, with notes on distances and payment terms. It emphasizes its stance as an independent Democratic newspaper publishing news impartially and upholding its beliefs regardless of partisanship.

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Death Lane Warns Of Three Lane Highway Perils

The editorial condemns the Canyon to Amarillo stretch as deadly due to a three lane merge. It cites fatal crashes and mangled victims, blaming the deceptive width of the third lane and inadequate dividers. It contrasts with the two lane Canadian River road as safer, urging action to reduce fatalities.

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Money for Culture and Homegrown Music Support

George E. Sokolsky argues against funding European and Asiatic culture with American tax dollars while praising homegrown music programs. He highlights the Met Opera, Tanglewood, and the Serge Koussevitzky school at Berkshire as essential to American culture and questions subsidizing foreign orchestras. He cites Harvard President James B. Conant and other voices on culture, science, and national policy, urging support for U.S. arts and education.

Europe Marshall Plan Unesco Ford Foundation Congress Howard Fast Orson Welles South America Joe Stalin Metropolitan Opera Association United States Metropolitan Texas Company Chicago Tribune Parvenus New Deal Philharmonic New York Boston Tanglewood Berkshires Serge Koussevitzky Koussevitzky Charles Munch School of Mina Solemmnis America

Eisenhower Magic Shifts Senate on Foreign Aid Cuts

The last month in Washington saw a reversal in Senate mood on Eisenhower era foreign aid. Faced with earlier talk of sharp cuts, lawmakers now back substantial funding to rebuild Western defense, empowered by Eisenhower’s credibility and support from Taft and other leaders.

Senate Ernest McFarland Lizzie Borden Korea Dwight D. Fisenhower Eisenhower Senate Foreign Relations Committee Party of Representatives House Foreign Affairs, Appropriations and Armed Services Committees Sen Robert A. Taft Ohio Sen. Taft Taft Gen. Eisenhower Gen Sen Taft Owen Brewster Maine Europe Atlantic Congress New York Herald Tribune, Inc

Beware the heart and the dog in Wiggam column

Dr. Albert Wiggam contends love carries risk from dogs and humans. He cites caution about giving hearts away and notes insights from The Gifted Child on high IQ children and social fit. He also argues some men delay marriage to care for parents, suggesting subsidies, while acknowledging issues of health and attractiveness in never married men.

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Polk Street Professor Guarded Belgium’s King in War Years

Farris Jake Hessover of McLean served on the Texas Hereford Breeders Association board and was a wartime Army captain. After the war he watched King Leopold of Belgium, handling reporters who sought statements that could spark international trouble. A cousin recounted the tale while the trio relaxed on a truck in the countryside.

Farris Jake” Hessover McLean Texas Hereford Breeders Association Jake Leopold Belgium King Leopold Leo Spencer Sitter Marvin Himon Sitter Mesquites

Nightclub Stork Delivers Baby During Ciros Show

Hollywood August 20 a stork moment halted a Ciros floor show when hat check girl Margaret Barstow gave birth to a daughter named Rex weighing six pounds thirteen ounces in a private upstairs lounge. Bruce Barstow, 24, engineering student and father, said Rex was named for a hoped-for boy. The crowd and impresario Herman Hover commented on the unexpected showstopper.

Hollywood Stork Ciro’s Herman Hover Margaret Barstow Rex Bruce Barstow Hover

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