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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1948
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe lists staff roles led by Gene Howe as president and publisher and Wesley Blizzard as editor in chief. It publishes evenings with separate Sunday edition and includes subscription rates: daily and Sunday options, with a range of prices for various terms and a Sunday-only option.
An editorial laments growing doubt amid budget bickering between President Truman and Republicans. It questions claims about deficits and surpluses, and critiques testimony by Chambers and Hiss. The piece contrasts official narratives with apparent contradictions and warns of propaganda tendencies. It cites Bevin’s view on Berlin.
Paul Gallico recalls Babe Ruth's unmatched 714 career home runs and the lasting magic of his era. He describes Ruth’s impact on youth, his public appearances, and the enduring reverence that survives beyond his playing days.
George E Sokolsky argues the United States must reassess wartime alliances and the likely contributions of Britain France and Germany to Western Europe He warns of heavy US burden and the risk of relying on bases and naval power while considering a bipartisan path for future foreign policy with John Foster Dulles as potential Secretary of State.
In the Catskill Savoy Hotel two rival gourmands Sam Gold and Harry Maggid spar over meals while Penelope Weiner lingers as the dating prize. Benny the bus boy, thin and shrewd, oversees the dining room as the contest ends in a playful bet.
In a kitchen contest at a Catskill hotel Sam and Harry race through blintzes while Benny powers toward Moe's 82 mark. The crowd roars as Benny nears 70 with no end in sight, until Finkel grows concerned about Benny's health and the simmering tension peaks.
The puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with answers vary from motion picture producer to toward. Across clues include 60 small series 1 6 pictured and options like Ireland modify convey ed by deed and mixed type. Down clues cover weak grade donkey negative and labor organizations.
A guide urges alertness to read others and judge character for success. It links courteous behavior with self control and tact, noting that saying no in small matters builds discipline for larger challenges. The piece promotes manners as essential in business and personal life.
On a trip to Gruver in the North Plains I spoke with Coy Holt president of Gruver’s new bank with deposits of 1.5 million. The bank’s offices sit in the hotel lobby near a coffee shop and restaurant. the bank inspector doubted profits but the bank stays unred. I also spoke with Lawrence Brotherton Grover school superintendent praising the town. residents bought him a new Oldsmobile after his car aged. Cattle look fat, wheat is good, two intercity highways are under construction south of town.
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