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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1949
Page
10
A Newburgh case prompts Sen Thomas Desmond to push a measure shielding reporters from revealing sources. Advocates cite 11 states where such laws exist and say none show reporters obstructing justice. The piece urges broad adoption to safeguard press freedom and prevent censorship.
Harvard economist Sumner Sommner states that about three of four employed Americans work for someone else, framing the U S as a nation dominated by payroll dependence.
Paul Gallico writes from bed about a week of minor illness and the relief of dropping responsibilities. He muses on guilt, current events, and the urge to protest or act but admits paralysis by illness, ending with a light call to readers to do what they think best.
The essay argues the U S must gauge European trends to shape policy with Britain and France. It rejects forcing Britain into a European system, highlights French German reconciliation as key, and urges recognizing France’s role and interests over merely funding aid. It cautions against viewing France as a perpetual antagonist and stresses Franco German partnership for unity.
Whittaker Chambers is portrayed as a repentant traitor who confessed publicly to aid national security. The piece surveys how figures like Levine Berle Winchell Roosevelt and Luce influenced the handling of his data from 1939 to 1940. It commends Chambers for risking his freedom and argues for respect of his courage despite his past crimes.
A speaker recalls a childhood claim that a body's materials could be bought for under a dollar. He argues true worth lies not in bone or mind alone but in parentage, upbringing, experiences, and community. The piece notes success comes from nurture as much as nature.
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The piece critiques casual borrowing and urges careful handling of others belongings. It contrasts lazy borrowers with those who lend only when items are returned promptly and in good condition. It suggests loaning rare items like source books may be needed, but emphasizes responsibility and respect in all borrowing.
The passage attributes to the Franco German foreign office a claim that it should carry the initiative and leadership. It reflects postwar diplomatic framing emphasizing joint responsibility and direction in policy from both sides.
Odessa dispatch reports Graham M and Ray Weakfield both of Wink died in a gas filled Shell Oil tank after entering to aid a fallen partner. O. L. Binnicker of Wink was gravely ill following a failed rescue attempt by coworkers.
A 36 foot long float depicting Texas cities oil derricks and long horn steers will represent the state in the inaugural parade on January 20. Dale Miller chairs the float committee for the Texas State Society which sponsors the float with an estimated cost of $2,000 underwritten by Wright Morrow of Houston a Texas Democratic national committeeman. About 200 Texans are expected to travel to Washington for the inauguration.
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