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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1948
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe-News announces Gene Howe as President and Publisher with Zard as Editor-in-Chief and general manager. Printed notices show publication details dated February 20, 1924, at Amarillo, Texas, under postal act provisions.
The Belgrade Danube conference shows a Soviet dominated process where Vishinsky and allied delegates push a Russian draft while Western members opt out. Closing the Danube restricts non Soviet traffic, risking European recovery and increasing US burden, with Russia and Balkan states facing their own recovery challenges.
The American Legion in Cody Wyoming offers $10,000 which could tempt tampering with Buffalo Bill’s grave. Denver Legionnaires question the need for armed guards, noting that years ago several tons of concrete were poured over the Lookout Mountain grave and that remains likely remain in place.
Veteran foreign correspondents compare Marcantonio’s Berlin style to historic rabble-rousing. Essex praises restraint but warns of police state trends as public discourse grows inflamed and calls for organized action to halt war trends.
George E. Sokolsky notes that millions lack truth amid Soviet Russia, spies, and hearings. He highlights a pamphlet titled 100 Things You Should Know About Communism in the USA, prepared by the House Committee on Un American Activities, as the first in a five pamphlet series.
Walter Lippmann argues against withdrawing from Berlin and warns that ceding Berlin as the capital of a Soviet controlled eastern Germany would undermine Western aims. He contends a two-state partition risks endless division and secret negotiations, favoring continued Western control in Berlin to shape Europe's future.
A diary style note describes a hectic day around the Adolphus Hotel with crowds, upscale cars, and conversations about money and clothes. The writer and relatives dine at Jay's sea foods and Italian Village, visit the aquarium, and endure heat and glare. The author plans to go home tonight after the outing.
Puzzle lists many clues with hints across and down including overdue debts appendage pledge shield bearing seed covering year soil lure mission natural fats wake full list of cryptic items. readers match words to grid through cross references across positions and definitions.
A short guide urges couples and friends to bury the hatchet after spats. It notes that continual bickering signals trouble and suggests polite reconciliation. If a serious dispute arises they may part as courteous acquaintances while still hopeful for future harmony. An apology, sincere and timely, is advised.
Marshall Aug 27 Former State Sen Joe Hill of Henderson told an outdoor rally that Thurmond and Wright would appear on the November ballot He is a States Rights Democrat The Harrison County Texas referendum tomorrow asks residents to choose between Truman Barkley and Thurmond Wright nominees. Mrs C M McClure Sr visited her son Paul McClure Amarillo during a six week stay praising opportunities in the country.
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