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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1951
Page
16
Price table shows home delivery by car and mail options with rates for 1 month 3 months 6 months and annual plans. Mentions carriers beyond 150 miles and indicates the Amarillo Globe as an independent Democratic newspaper with a described news stance.
The report notes President Truman issuing sharp quotes on railroad workers and Congress, a Senate committee finding on White House influence in loan applications, and questions whether such public statements help or harm the administration. It questions the value of his frequent outbursts and their impact on credibility and news coverage.
The piece critiques Columbia University for distributing films from the USSR claiming elections by direct suffrage and praising Soviet life. It argues such films distort scholarship and serve propaganda rather than advancing knowledge. It condemns universities’ drift toward business and current journalism over truth.
The article argues that Western arms rearmament hinges on potentially unfreezing the atomic stockpile to deter a Soviet backed attack on Yugoslavia by Hungary Bulgaria and Romania. It weighs risks including broader war, warns Moscow could miscalculate, and calls for allied coordination before issuing any communique of deterrence. It references Tito Czechoslovakia and Munich era anxieties, urging decisive credible power.
A columnist answers reader questions on etiquette in two brief items. A sister endures a derogatory remark about an actress, advising silence to avoid embarrassment. A reader asks about Christmas gifts for hosts, wedding guest lists, and messages to a mother of the bride, with practical guidance on loyalty, gifts, and fairness.
Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam presents three items on love and aging. He cites Benedict on arranged marriages and survival of wedding rituals, notes GI test beneficiaries gain self confidence, and claims older workers can be steadier than younger ones, challenging age stereotypes with data.
A quirky column features Cal Tinney on dress necklines a concern about weight from Aunt Nancy and a whimsical tale of Tibetan soldiers switching sides with Chinese Communists. The narrator reflects on silver dollar riffs sounding like crickets, a memory of an ancient world, and personal classmates noting the strange sound.
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Atty. Gen. Price Daniel urged Texas Democrats to lead a drive to draft Gen. Dwight Eisenhower for president in 1952 during the Nacogdoches Chamber of Commerce banquet. He praised Eisenhower’s appeal to Americans and Western allies, while noting Indonesia’s pepper crop at about 7,000 tons versus prewar 30,000.
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