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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1948
Page
20
A fragmentary notice lists subscription options and rates for Daily and Sunday editions. Includes terms for one year and shorter periods with currency figures and a mailing address reference.
The piece argues that Soviet and American systems differ sharply in residency rights travel and commerce. It notes recalls of diplomats, restricted living in Leningrad, state control over stores and printing, and pervasive surveillance. It cites two American teachers who chose not to return as evidence of monitoring.
A letter to the editor commends The Globe-News for public focus on Northwest Texas hospital and Community Chest. The writer urges eliminating bureaucratic taint, supports improvements in Chest operations, and notes positive coverage that could spur cooperation and better public accountability.
An oil executive from Pittsburgh recounts a Maharajah's lead elephant saving Harris during a tiger hunt. The elephant, injured earlier, is treated and becomes calm, then props Harris in the howdah as a tiger charges. The elephant catches and stomps the tiger, saving Harris's life in a dramatic midair rescue.
George E. Sokolsky argues the Soviet Union pursues Marxist conquest and Bolshevik imperialism seen since 1907, tracing the USSR’s aims from Tehran to Potsdam and predicting a world-dominating revolution led by an elite.
Billy Rose examines Metropolitan Opera payroll and management issues. He questions St Leger and Seebach while recounting past Met finances and a 1911-1932 era where Gatti Casazza avoided deficits by strong fundraising and high salaries. The piece hints at reform and the hope opera can pay for itself.
A narrator recalls two traffic encounters with police officers in different towns. He describes feeling humiliated and conflicted, noting how experiences shaped his view of law enforcement and suggesting that cops’ attitudes affect public respect.
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An article argues that older brothers and sisters bully younger youths to prove superiority. It links bully behavior to self doubt and insecurity, warning that such acts reflect egotism and vanity and will lead to consequences as younger siblings outgrow them.
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