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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1948
Page
8
A compact culture page note mentions culture topics with a playful aside about Rembrandts in a maid’s room. The fragment indicates a newspaper feature from The Amarillo Globe dated February 13 1948, distributed by The Bell Syndicate, printed with standard Evening editions and advertising details.
Dallas and El Paso officials urge Legislature to permit scientific tests in drunken driving cases. Urinalysis and co-ordination tests praised for reducing juror confusion and aiding courts. Proposes probationary licenses and stricter actions for repeat violators. The piece also reflects on broader traffic safety worries and self restraint as a solution.
Walter Lippmann argues U S foreign policy costs for containment will rise beyond twenty billion dollars per year as aid and military commitments grow. He asserts failures in Germany Greece the Middle East and China erode diplomatic leverage and warns the policy risks endless entanglement unless a decisive settlement is pursued potentially in Austria or Greece and through negotiated peace to reduce occupation costs. He condemns the administration for aligning with distant clients and sacrificing bargaining power, urging a limited diplomatic breakthrough to end the stalemate.
A fragment notes art pieces titled Maxes Nut Masterpieces valued at five million dollars while a contrasting remark praises the subject as beneficial for a gentleman's blood pressure. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or attribution.
A letter from Mrs. Reta B Hudson advocates a by pass around Amarillo and cites San Jose and Saratoga as examples where through traffic harms towns but bypasses boost business. Editorial excerpts argue highways belong outside towns and praise by pass routing as beneficial to trade and safety.
Puzzle contains a mixed list of across and down clues with garbled OCR text, including partial phrases like Pictured annuity child orchestra and scattered word fragments such as Bent and Cloyed conductor 60. The entry is a damaged puzzle item with numerous misprints and misordered letters, requiring reconstruction to yield a coherent crossword solution.
A city man recounts a tale of a mother working hard for her children while a nine year old boy falls into sickness and truancy. The older boy’s theft and misguided influence threaten the family as the speaker urges communal care and vigilance, urging that every person may be their brother’s keeper.
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