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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1951

Page

10

Amarillo Globe Overview and Publication Details

The Amarillo Globe, established February 20 1924, is published evenings with Sunday editions from Amarillo Texas. The page lists staff including P Allingham Shelby Eritser Walter Andrews Parker Prouty Gene Howe and others, plus circulation rates for home delivery and mail, noting carrier service rules and the paper as an independent Democratic publication.

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The Big Test for Truman in 1951 Crisis

The article warns that faced with a Republican Southerner alliance in the House and a slim Democratic Senate, President Truman must seek bipartisan action. It cautions against pushing pet programs, expecting GOP and Southern resistance on civil rights, and predicts renewed, endless squabbling unless the President broadens support.

Washington Truman House of Representatives Senate Congress

The Great Debate on Isolationism and World War II

George E. Sokolsky argues that debates over isolationism miss the core issue as he cites Hoover and Roosevelt positions from 1938 to 1941. He insists wartime decisions, costly aid to allies, and the fate of American sons demand the truth beyond shifting labels. Gibraltar stands firm amid political winds.

Walter Lippmann Herbert Hoover Joseph P. Kennedy Mr. Kennedy Mr. Hoover Europe Munich Franklin D. Roosevelt Sumner Welles Cordell Hull Stalin Britain Russia Korea Mr. Roosevelt Harry Hopkins Treasury United States Pearl Harbor Rock of Gibraltar King Features Syndicate, Inc

Quoted Figures Reflect War Era Skepticism and Resolve

A collection of distorted quotes shows politicians and leaders debating power, restraint, and duty. Bernard Baruch questions bankruptcy plans while Price stabilizer Michael V. Drsauxe warns political extinction for price controllers. Nobel laureate Raupxu Buncue praises happiness, and Earl of Essex laments poverty. General Smith and Attlee stress unity and readiness, as US policy and housing defense concerns rise.

Michael V. DrSauxe

War and survival debate splits four leaders on policy

An Associated Press analysis outlines four prominent Americans Herbert Hoover John Foster Dulles Thomas E. Dewey and Joseph Kennedy arguing over Western Europe allies burden sharing and hope for survival amid the world crisis. Each calls for unity strength and clear plans while differing on how much aid to Europe and where to place bets for victory or deterrence.

Associated Press Herbert Hoover John Foster Dulles Thomas E. Dewey New York Joseph P. Kennedy Great Britain United States Europe Hoover Western America United Nations Britain China Jo Foster Dulles Dewey Mr. Hoover Free World Kennedy Western Europe

Let's Explore Your Mind Column Snippets and Jokes

Dr Wiggam surveys college engagements showing one third recover in a month one third in one to six months and one third in a year or more. He notes language evolves by usage and shares a punch line about an armless man at an ice show. A plea to contact the Society for Crippled Children is included.

Judson Mary Landis Society For Crippled Children LaSalle Chicago John F. Dille Co

Polk Street Professor English Longwitch

A humorous note on English quirks and misused modifiers in everyday speech. The narrator recalls wrong time wordings, odd ads, and reversals that perplex him, ending with a reflection on language confusion and his own puzzlement.

Musical Instrument and Word Puzzle Grid

Crossword style list of clues with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes terms from music, chemistry, geography, and language with numbered positions and definitions matching classic puzzle formats.

Corsage wear and introductions in teen advice column

Elinor Williams answers reader questions on corsage orientation, proper introductions, and attire for dates. Mentions pinning flowers upward, offering dressy options like dresses for parties and dances, and notes sweaters or blouses may suit school days.

Elinor Williams Daily Mail Ans Central High McNaucht Syn. Inc

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