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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1947
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe announces its publishing details including founders, offices, leadership, and contact numbers. It lists subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions, carriers, and bundles with The Amarillo Daily News, noting prices for various durations and delivery options.
George C. Kenney argues unions push for higher pay for nonworking time on company property, warning it could bankrupt industry. He questions duplicative military and civilian facilities and advocates streamlined, single installations for efficiency.
A tired man battles insomnia with a surreal tale of a sheep union. A district delegate sheep negotiates sleep rights, fence height, and counting rules, leading to an exhausted surrender as the narrator falls asleep after a long night of negotiations and a sheep picket line.
George E. Sokolsky argues Bernard Baruch's official duties ended after the UN Atomic Energy Commission vote and Warren Austin would handle security council defense. He questions why Baruch was appointed with broad powers and notes friction with atomic scientists and officials. He predicts Baruch will continue to push for the Baruch plan and warns public opinion could veto it. He also argues Republican actions in Mississippi are tangled by race issues and corruption probes.
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The passage critiques Truman era tactics to limit Republican attacks by reshuffling figures at the RFC and housing agencies. It argues the aim was to curb accountability, redefine war powers, and present change as old, as a fresh electoral verdict nears.
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt testified in an affidavit that sun glare caused her August Yonkers collision. She said a momentary lapse led her to cross the white line as two other cars were involved. Referee William Glasheen of Albany heard the case and reserved decision on license action.
The piece analyzes how Republicans quietly solidified their first postwar bid for Congress. It notes private deal making for leadership roles, a single new Senate appointee Edward F. McGinnis, and internal clashes among Democrats and wary moves against Mississippi's Bilbo.
Wise describes poverty as tolerable when unnoticed and notes private acts of frugality like patched underwear and mixing oleomargarine. He reflects on friendship as a warm coat against cold discouragement, aging, and valuing true character over youth’s strength.
Col. H. S. Richards and his daughter Landonia resumed a cross country ride by horseback from Riverton Virginia to San Antonio Texas. They left Riverton September 19 and expect to reach San Antonio around February 15. Richards, a Bataan Death March survivor and former Japanese prisoner, said the trip is for his health.
A massachusetts housewife testimonial touts Cystex for backache leg and joint pains from kidney and bladder troubles. The letter claims rapid relief and urges trial with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Elizabeth Rupard, 83, recounts living in what is believed to be Dallas County’s first white dwelling. Her family moved from Missouri 80 years ago, and her father bought a log cabin that now serves as a county shrine on the courthouse grounds.
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