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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1950
Page
18
The Amarillo Globe and News announces its publishing arrangement and staff roles with a listing of contact numbers and subscription prices. Rates show daily and Sunday options for carrier, mail, or agent, including Globe and News bundles and Sunday only subscriptions.
Erich Brandeis laments critics who judge others for pay and status. He notes envy and inferiority drive harsh commentary, citing a luncheon discussion on an artist whose work is acclaimed yet criticized for mediocre technique. He warns against gossip masquerading as critique.
Readers receive a 12 sign overview with trait notes and future guidance. The page blends a dated astrology column with scattered political quotes and literary snippets, including references to Wagner and historic figures, reflecting a mid-century newspaper style.
Billy Rose taunts burglars in a bold open letter after a break in, naming stolen shinies including a mother in law’s wedding ring. He directs threats and hints at police action while mocking the thieves for their petty haul and the risk of eventual exposure.
A humorous reminiscence recalls a Polk Street professor reflecting on marriage. He describes how quarrels arose and were resolved with mutual blame and apologies, noting fussing as a sign of love and a timeless fact of married life. The tale ends with a wry observation about Adam’s rib.
The puzzle clues range from Sparoid Fish to various abbreviations and geographic terms. A lengthy hostile, paternal letter follows the list, scolding bums for crime and urging reform while condemning their greed and methods.
A satirical 1950 column taunts teen giggling as a fault, cites fear of girls’ laughter, and urges open jokes. It shifts to a treasure tale of Oak Island in Nova Scotia praising bold theft fantasies, mocks privilege, and ends with a quip about returning a movie-star wife’s mother’s ring.
Walter Lippmann critiques Senator McMahon for proposing a fifty billion dollar offer tied to the Baruch plan. He argues the Baruch plan and the Acheson Lilienthal approach are obsolete given Russian progress. The piece urges reconvening the Acheson Lilienthal board to reexamine nuclear policy in light of new realities and Russia’s capabilities.
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