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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1950
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe and Daily News publish rate card details for daily and Sunday editions. Subscriptions listed include 1 year for 10.80 dollars, 6 months for 5.40, and various other terms. Printer notes show publishing under The Globe Publishing Co with offices at Sixth and Fillmore.
Erich Brandeis profiles Keuka College in Penn Yan New York, a 400-student girls’ school emphasizing social responsibility and practical education for democratic living. The piece cites postulates on citizenship grounded in morality, religion, and civic relevance, noting the college’s impact on forming better citizens despite being women-only.
Stella’s daily horoscope outlines strong intuition and rapid decision making leading to early success. It notes a love of travel, inventive problem solving, and potential for a lasting romance while urging consideration for others. The page lists daily zodiac guidance for Capricorn through Aquarius and a note about distribution by United Features Syndicate.
A proposed 75 cent per hour minimum wage would lift the most exploited workers from sweat shop conditions while boosting purchasing power across the economy, aiding overall prosperity. Statement attributed to Emu Breve, president CIO Tertile Workers Union.
A collection of remarks from Ekca Administrator Paul, Joan J McCoy US high commissioner for Germany, DraNa ACHESON, Rep Brooks Hays, Ruskin, and Purie Murray. Topics include a free trading area in Western Europe, trust in Germans, Four program aid, the inevitability of war, and Communist stance toward trade unions.
Billy Rose recounts Jean Armstrong, a dancer who survived peritonitis after receiving a string rosary and St Christopher medal. Lost belongings, a broken chain, and a missed 7:22 train shade her fortunes until a Pittsburgh show folds, then a Miami job offers a new chance as a wedding in Nixon Theatre nears.
The piece surveys American religious life from 1900 to 1950, noting the dominance of Protestant sects especially Methodists, the Moody revival, Billy Sunday and Rodeheaver, and attacks from rationalists like Ingersoll and Emma Goldman. It recalls the Scopes trial, shifts toward ethics over Bible texts, rising science, Prohibition era excesses, and a modern revival sparked by radio and postwar anti Marxist sentiment.
A quirky column blends winter courtesy for pedestrians and transit riders with musings on spy cases and flying saucers. The author cites Judith Coplon’s potential new trial, riffs on FBI methods, Texan drink customs, and a humorous predictability of alien visitors, ending with a Scout motto note.
A compact listing of across and down crossword prompts covering freshwater fish, habitat terms, and related biology. Includes clues ranging from anatomy and chemistry to geography and ship notes, with several entries referencing common fish species, measurements, and linguistic hints.
A fragment mentions No 1, car 16 and a copyright line from 1950 by Billy Rose, indicating a musical or lyric item with limited readable context.
Captain Henry L. Litchfield, 29, bailed out of his F-51 after engine failure shortly after takeoff from Clark Air Base Philippines. He parachuted to safety. his parents reside in Beaumont, Texas.
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