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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1946
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe News outline lists publishing staff led by Gene Howe and John McCarty with Wesley Izard as editor in chief and Ray Parr as Globe editor. It details subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions by mail, carrier, and package deals in Amarillo and outside, plus Sunday only options and rates.
The controversy over a statue of President Roosevelt in London sharpens as supporters back Sir William Reid Dick’s design. Critics question the seated image in a cloak, but the sculptor argues memorial form requires monumentality, and future generations may overlook contemporary attire.
Dr. George W. Crane discusses gaining patients ethically for a 15 000 population town. He suggests professional networking through bankers druggists and colleagues plus community involvement and hobbies. Demonstrating expertise with a dental mirror microscope and blood pressure device helps reassure patients.
In a letter from Lucius Wilmerding Jr at Princeton the Founding Fathers' views on presidential succession are explored. They favored a strong executive with free agency and feared deadlocks, while noting the vice presidency should be a continental character. The piece traces 1800 1804 electoral reforms and predictions about electors choosing a president over a vice president.
George E. Sokolsky discusses a confidential circular from Johannes Steel promising to reveal the true meaning of world events. He contrasts Steel’s claims with the extensive network and costs of major wire services and presses for readers, concluding the American press coverage is unmatched.
A reader writing as a father asks Santa for one essential gift this year a stable home life. He pleads for loving mothers and fathers who avoid fights, protect children from harm, and provide a refuge from outside troubles.
A readable fragment listing crossword clues and abbreviations for horizontal and vertical entries. Includes numbered positions such as 1 10 12 14 and clues like Pictured U S Army leader Maj Gen Hoyt S for horizontal, and various definitions for vertical entries including Greek and Latin terms, plant names, tools, and colors.
A fragment notes comparison of weighing practices with the 1792 act authors who provided for a special election if succession passed to the press, hinting at continued discussion on page 19.
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