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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1948
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe prints subscription prices and contact lines with rates for daily, Sunday, and weekly editions. Rates include 1 year 1080, 6 months 540, and monthly options. Sunday Globe and News also listed at 1 year 1080 and 6 months 990 with weekly and daily terms.
Morris Ernst proposes a legal requirement for groups that operate in ideas and influence to disclose membership and sources of funds. He argues such fronts behind political and subversive causes should be open to public scrutiny to reduce manipulation, promote accountability, and prevent misuse of donations.
A reader argues for firmer court action to curb teen theft and urges respect for others' property. He notes harsh penalties, questions teen access to pool halls, and stresses parental involvement. The letter also critiques plans for a North Polk Street football stadium, urging a site that avoids traffic hazards and cost overruns. The writer invites citizen feedback.
Walter Lionmann warns that Americans have not forgotten Latin America but cautious leaders must explain the Marshall Plan’s Western Hemisphere role. He argues 26 million dollars in 15 months funds Europe export needs, supporting recovery through Latin American grain, fats, oils, sugar, and nitrates, while Europe lacks dollars and manufactured goods.
Billy Rose weighs reasons behind General Eisenhower's non run for president. He outlines three hunches about health, ambition, and the timing of global conflict, while contrasting public speculation with Ike's long record from lieutenant to Supreme Allied Commander. He also notes the Marshall Plan's role in inter American ties and warns against isolationist trends.
A quirky plea column asks about aging party norms and comfort factors like money, family, conscience, and cigars. It riffs on personal humor and social quirks, teasing inflation, fashion, and the reader’s own advice habits while inviting answers.
A compact list of crossword clues across and down including 16 horizontal items and many entries such as a girl named ambassador to and a fish sauce reference for Argentina. The puzzle features clues for words like prayer ending curved molding earth goddess and other common crossword terms.
The Brotherhood will host Sweetheart Night at 6 30 this evening at First Baptist Church with Dr A D Foreman Jr as pastor. Wives will be guests of members at the dinner program, about 300 are expected, with Allred as program chairman. Amarillo Aggies meet tonight at 7 with the A&M Cub gathering in the Blackstone Hotel. Agriculture scientists can determine plant nutrient deficiencies by leaf analysis.
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear. Key readable items include a local rowing mention and a 20K figure. No coherent event or names are confirmed.
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