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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1950
Page
14
Fragmentary OCR shows a 1878 act notice and publishing details for The Amarillo Globe and Amarillo Daily News. It lists pricing for daily and Sunday subscriptions, carrier and mail rates, and identifies staff roles and contact numbers. The text is garbled with broken lines and incomplete names.
A columnist questions loyalty to the flag and constitutional values amid Cold War era anxieties. He contrasts patriotic symbols with Washington bureaucracy and urges Americans to recall their national identity before it fades. Copyright 1950 King Features Syndicate, Inc.
Born today you have a head for figures and easy handling of business matters. With confidence you could become a social leader, attract the opposite sex, and learn to use your personality to its fullest. Luck plays a role. plan big仕事 on your good days, especially Tuesdays and Saturdays for new starts.
A compilation of quotes from historians and officials arguing for limited conflict in the Cold War, revival of civilian labor programs to aid youth, concerns about conservative articulation, near-term business conditions into 1950, warnings against militaristic cynics, and calls to resist political machines plundering cities amid intensifying Soviet threat.
Paul Gallico argues against overseas honeymoons after observing couples abroad. He promotes couples staying in a familiar home with reliable comforts to ease the adjustment after marriage. He cites poor hotel conditions in France and Italy and contrasts them with a few luxury hotels like the George V, the Ritz, and the Palace at Lucerne.
Walter Lippmann argues soldiers should raise views through official channels, not public agitation abroad. He contends Formosa risks war with Red China, argues for careful policy, and warns against tying down U.S. forces in an exposed position while urging recognition of Mao’s government to preserve Asia policy.
Crossword puzzle partial clues listed with horizontal and vertical entries and some misprints. Contains actor, places, and common crossword terms such as interstice dress and measure of area with several abbreviations and archaic terms.
A guidance note urges teens to balance eagerness with nonchalance to gain popularity. It stresses masking anxiety with serene facial expression, practicing mugging in a mirror, and using finesse rather than force to pursue goals. Actors and speakers are cited as examples.
The narrator muses that honey dripping moons exist mainly in big cities or resorts. If newlyweds could discover such indulgences, the speaker would start the honeymoon at home and travel later as an old, wise married man. The Little Woman shares the sentiment as a flexible, tolerant partner.
The Amarillo Civil Service Commission will name its new chairman at tonight's regular meeting. Current chairman is W. M. Sutton, with members Ted Lokey and Al Chesser serving on the personnel board of the city.
One thief, aiming for a big feat, steals a 100 pound anchor from a boat moored near Monterey California. Police investigated the unusual theft and sought information on the incident.
Amarillo city commissions open bids this afternoon for about six thousand street signs. Six bids were received yesterday with more expected by 3 o clock. Samples of several styles are on display as the city plans permanent street markers. Mayor Gene Klein said all bids will be reviewed before a decision.
A mail carrier on the radio jokes about neighborhood dogs dragging him off then returning him. A friend buys a $75 cigarette lighter with $15 tax. A vegetarian speaker argues meat eats dead animals, while a Texan notes the cattle country bias. The piece contrasts meat and vegetable diets with humorous musings.
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