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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1950
Page
14
Billy Rose recalls a January 26 burglary at his home shared with his wife Eleanor. He jokes about armed danger, a 38 caliber pistol, and a heavy safe as he notes how the four burglars split the loot after confessing. He muses on crime not paying and plans to upgrade security.
George E. Sokolsky argues both parties lack a clear program. He contrasts Democratic improvisation and spending with Republican uncertainty, noting leaders struggle to attract youth with a positive, principled platform. He recalls 1860 Republican firmness and Lincoln’s bold creed as a standard.
The Globe News Publishing Co. lists Wesley Izard as President and Publisher Grady Camp as General Manager. The Amarillo Globe News and Daily News connection announces subscription rates: Daily and Sunday 1 year 10.80, 6 months 5.40, 3 months 2.70. Globe and News 1 year 19.80, 6 months 9.90, 3 months 4.95. 1 month 0.65. 1 week 49 cents. Sunday only 1 year 5.90.
Erich Brandeis notes Mrs Kellems rhetoric at Hartford arguing for women in Congress and critiquing male Republican leadership. He questions if half of Congress could be women soon and asks what the party truly stands for after decades in opposition and decline since 1933, seeking clear answers.
Born today you have high ambitions and will overcome obstacles to reach goals. You are practical yet compassionate, cautious before new projects, and seek self control under stress. The spread urges balance between methodical focus and inspirational care for lasting happiness and success.
A compilation of statements railing for democracy and social justice. figures include Mrs Exzanor Roosevelt urging activism for democracy and a 75 cent minimum wage, Tru-Man on dignity and justice, Harnotp C Urey warning about hydrogen bomb development, Carl O Hawthorne on China, Dr Ralph Buncue condemning racial discrimination, Axerr on Whittaker Hers, Epward Martin warning about US red ink, and J Ospornn about Soviet atomic energy talks.
A school principal recalls a day of busy scenes at Polk Street. Students range from youngsters with minor injuries to a boy removing papers from containers. A mother requests a cap, another notes swollen spots, and a girl prepares for her first permanent. The narrator jokes about trading days with Eleanor Roosevelt and reflects on Taft Hartley and PTA notes.
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The piece asks if teens may choose friends without parental criticism and urges wise, fair judgment. It notes that teens are representatives of their families and that parental objections often rest on solid grounds, urging loyalty to good friends while respecting family reputation.
A man once hung for murder in Nassau is linked to a burglary. The butler attempted suicide after the burglary, leaving a farewell note to Eleanor. He poured poison but could not drink it, reflecting his fastidious nature as Beekman Place remains poorly lit. Continued on page 19.
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