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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1950
Page
18
The Amarillo Globe News dating back to 1924 lists publisher Gene Howe and staff roles including editor in chief Pat Dut and business manager Corals Campbell. Advertising rates show daily and Sunday carrier and mail options with yearly and monthly pricing.
Erich Brandeis reflects on Eleanor Roosevelt's claim that no one truly knows another person. He argues most people misbelieve they fully understand spouses children or close friends and recounts personal reasons why people keep thoughts private. He notes hidden chambers in every life and suggests turning to God in those lonely moments for guidance.
Stella’s weekly horoscope offers guidance for February 1 focusing on focus, talent in music, and balancing mood swings. It notes early marriage for women, warns against possessiveness, and discusses tensions between material aims and aesthetic ideals. Individual sun signs advise travel speed, diplomacy, investment caution, romance caution, government dealings, transport, and fraternal protection.
A compilation of remarks from leaders and public figures on global issues. Topics include Jerusalem as spiritual capital, optimism in society, government ownership, party battle readiness, sea water desalination costs, atheism as a study, wealth distribution, and food market policies.
Billy Rose presents a case to supporters and skeptics, arguing for generosity and risk in benevolent ventures. He recalls an old friend who took chances and helped others, urging readers to embrace goodwill and practical optimism.
Walter Lippmann analyzes how Soviet diplomacy aims to isolate China and keep it in the Moscow orbit. He notes Paris and Washington rivals are split over recognition, with India Pakistan and Indonesia now engaging with China. Vishinsky’s sharp reply to Acheson signals Moscow’s success in forcing a Sino-French rift and delaying China’s UN admission while obscuring Northern China’s decisive issues. The piece argues Knowland and Smith hinder U.S. diplomacy by defaulting to agitation.
In midwinter, a suave suitor learns to pick flowers to suit a dress while a Hollywood tale unfolds. Bryan Foy of Warner Brothers negotiates a Rockne biopic with Notre Dame trustees, who grant campus access as a gesture, yielding a hit without compensation.
A group at a friends house shares a cold supper when a guest requests hot little green peppers. After one bite, everyone sweats heavily, nostrils flare, and vision blurs like a mirage. The narrator endures a lasting burn in the mouth and vows never to eat peppers again, fearing confrontation if threatened.
A crossword style puzzle filled with clues like marine mammal artifical language forearm bone and more. Includes horizontal and vertical entries such as numbers 1 7 13 14 15 16 18 28 11 33 12 34 39 40 42 47 48 49 50 51 55 56 and 1 2 3 with varied answers.
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