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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1948
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe notes publication as a Sunday and daily paper with biweekly and monthly rates. Editor in chief is Paul Allingham and Grady Camp serves as business manager under Jobe News Publishing Co with Enverec ae as president.
A reflective guide argues that anyone can be Santa by embracing a childlike spirit and living with generosity. It urges adults to embody kindness year round, adopting the look and joy of Santa while aiming to mirror Christ's teaching born anew.
Paul Gallico contrasts urban Christmas stress with the nostalgia of country scenes. He reflects on crowded streets, neighbors, and the wish for peaceful, homey rituals, imagining a village Christmas and the comfort of familiar rooms and decorations.
The excerpt cites Max Eastman urging labor to seize gains without harming the goose, while noting Republican losses blamed on a lack of imagination and enthusiasm. It mentions political failures and a family reference to Wiokie Wille, son of Wendell L. Wille.
A Bloomfield mayor vows to declare only 15 important weeks each year in a public statement. Paul G Horrman ECA Administrator emphasizes that success of the Marshall Plan requires cooperation from both American and European workers.
A George Matthew Adams Service column challenges Soviet Marxist theory noting famine among landowners and failures in universal education. It contrasts early Soviet attempts with later controls and claims liberal social policies led to instability and increased tyranny.
Dorothy Thompson argues the Hoover commission report shows civilian leadership failing to tie foreign policy to military power. She condemns the Morgenthau Plan, wartime propaganda, and policy missteps that endangered Western Europe, noting military role and responsibility in safeguarding the nation.
Capt William E Hemingway Marine officer in charge of the Oklahoma City recruiting district conducts a quarterly inspection of the Marine offices today. An unrelated note states the average adult breathes about 2 600 gallons of air daily.
George E. Sokolsky argues for a bipartisan approach in foreign policy and national defense while criticizing partisan uses of anti-Communist hearings. He cites Dewey, Chambers Hiss, and the Dies Committee, urging unity and careful use of Congressional investigations to protect civil liberties and national security.
The article notes Margaret Osborne as the pictured champion after winning the women’s national amateur championship. It lists related puzzle clues and terms, referencing chessy wordplay and crosswords themes common to the era.
A period article urges teens and parents to observe road safety during winter. Drivers should avoid overloading, speeding, and risky maneuvers while passengers stay calm. Parents may offer taxi rides when conditions worsen to prevent accidents.
State Sen elect W A Shofner of Temple says he will introduce a bill to create a five man state highway commission replacing the current three member board. The proposal aims to reorganize highway oversight pending legislative action.
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