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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1948

Page

14

Local Court Problems in Potter County Discussed

Leaders want a single family relations court with district court rank to handle divorce custody and child matters. Judge Stokes proposes a trial examiner to gather testimony and report to district courts, needing legislative action and possible constitutional amendment. Also quoted are remarks by Viaplatin Honowrr and Dr James B Conant on talent education and living.

W. N. Stokes Seventh Court of Civil Appeals Amarillo

The Law of Nations from George E. Sokolsky

Sokolsky argues the law of nations was abandoned after World War II and replaced by deals and power plays. He cites Teheran Yalta Potsdam and the Morgenthau Plan, urging restoration of shared principles and a true parliament of man. He invokes Talleyrand and Napoleon to illustrate how sovereign consent and universal conventions guide peaceful order.

Epen Europe Napoleon Stalin St. Helena Paris Vienna Hitler Talleyrand Louis XVII Louis Ferrero Teheran Yalta Potsdam United Nations Poland Russia Manchuria Korea United States China Chiang Kai-shek King Features Syndicate, Inc

What’s the Difference Communism vs Americanism Be een Wee

A fragment discussing perceived flaws of communism and the nature of security. It argues true security rests in mental freedom, claiming communism confines thought and enslaves minds, contrasting it with American individual liberty. The excerpt appears to be an opinion piece or editorial note.

W. C. Fields

Crisis over budget limits and foreign policy versus defense

Analysis argues the 15 billion budget ceiling forces cuts to Army Navy and Air Force, threatening air power, draft strength, and Mediterranean orders. It asserts President Truman’s advisers push to hold down the budget, risking a weakened stance on Berlin and overseas commitments amid a looming crisis.

Harvard Presient Truman Western Europe Stanley Baldwin Ken Winston Churchill Hitler Baldwin Berlin Britain Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder Snyder White House John Steelman

Test OPICS By Sally on career choices and reality

Youth is urged to consider practical paths over glamour jobs in entertainment. The piece notes many teens crave band leadership modeling and movie work but stresses few reach top status and emphasizes serious, solvable fields. Nursing teaching medicine and education training are highlighted as worthy aims.

Billy Rose Reviews Opening Met Opera Night in Sardonic Style

Abel Green covers the Met opening with Billy Rose and Eleanor Rose attending. Rose scorns the production’s scenery and pomp, praises the performers Ramon Vinay Lica Albanese Leonard Warren and John Garris, while noting Fritz Busch conducts and the orchestra’s union status.

Fritz Busch Ramon Vinay Lica Albanese Leonard Warren John Garris Lou Holtz

Opening Night at the Met Lacks Vision Says Critic

A critic laments the opening night as a concert over drama, noting direction lighting and costumes meet standard but Shakespeare is subsumed by Giuseppe’s music and Boito's verse. He mocks the audience’s behavior and mocks the Met’s finances predicting continued deficits and secret plans amid a tense union stance.

Cappen Theatre Guild Paul Robeson Giuseppe Arrigo Boito Sherry George Washington Kavanaugh Betty Henderson Willie Collier

Polk Street Professor

A humorous reminiscence about domestic life and marital banter as a narrator recalls his wife’s kitchen quirks and shaving tips. He jokes about coffee portions, cooking habits, and the chaos of sharing a small home, reflecting on long marriage and its challenges with good humor.

Puzzle of Hidden Words in Cross Clue Grid

A fragmented word puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and abbreviations, inviting solvers to fill a grid. Across and down entries cover terms from ages, languages, rituals, and objects to form intersecting answers.

Tax policy debate prompts heavy rises and controls push

Budget Director James Webb and economist Edwin Nourse back increased foreign and defense spending requiring steep tax rises and strict controls. The President faces questions over his calls for restraint while critics accuse him of reversing key tax cut promises.

Snyder and Steelman James Webb Edwin Nourse Sonday Reime Snyder

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