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Amarillo
Texas
Stassen Visits Amarillo as 1948 Nomination Looms
Harold Stassen, 40, former Minnesota governor and World War II naval veteran, plans a three-city swing through the Panhandle January 19 to Amarillo for a major speech at Municipal Auditorium. He campaigns for the Republican presidential nomination amid calls to probe grain speculation and praise for Marshall Plan-era policies.
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Harold Stassen
Amarillo
Washington
Edwin Pauley
Stassen
Pauley
Truman
Willkie
Minnesota
Panhandle
South Plains
Lubbock
Canyon
Municipal
Dorothy Thompson: Outlaw Party Support Aimed at US Electors
The piece condemns the American Communist Party as an illegal section of the Third International and outlines theses urging illegal, secret, and armed action. It cites vows to subvert legal order, combine legal with illegal work, and oppose bourgeois law in any war with the Soviets.
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American Communist Party
Third International
The
International
Europe
America
Labor Party
New Dealers
Social Democrats
Uunion
Universal Communist Party
Sup
Henry W
Ring Ft
Ameri
Billy Rose and the Bearded Lady in a Nostalgic Circus Tale
The article recalls Billy Rose hosting a nostalgic act with Sam Wagner the Professor, who ran the World Circus Side Show at Coney Island for four decades. It mentions figures like Ferry the Frog Man and Nagafy the Fire Eater as part of a 1930s NY Hippodrome production and a later second act featuring a little man.
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Jack Johnson
Harry Hannah
Sam Wagner
Sam
New York Hippodrome
Coney Island
World Circus
Ferry
Frog Man
Nagafy
Fire Eater
Broadway
Dicker
Tallulah Bankhead
Miss Bankhead
Joan Fontaine
Olivia deHaviland
Doris
Billy Bones
Bongo
James J. Jeffries
Old Jack
Johnson
House of David
Hannah
Fiea
Jack
Jess Willard
Mulcahey Mattress Company
Walter Lippmann on distant horizons in the state of the union
Lippmann argues Truman and Taft focus on distant ideals while avoiding concrete current State of the Union issues. He notes Truman defers foreign and defense policy to aides, Taft questions past policies, and both fail to present a unified plan. He defends the Marshall Plan as productive reconstruction rather than relief, likely stabilizing prices.
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Senator Taft
Union
Mr. Truman
Mr. Taft
Truman
Roosevelt
Tugwell
Harry Hopkins
Secretary Marshall
Forrestal
Harriman
Snyder
Eccles
Congress
Taft
Diet, dogs, and a tough digestion in Polk Street
Tom Craig at Phillips Petroleum suffers stomach trouble and dietary jests. Velma plans meals that make him irritable and blue, joking about feeding him Red Heart or Kennel Ration. Marvin McCuan earns a humorous boast for his egg sandwich method, frying yolks hard and serving them as a sandwich.
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Tom Craig
Phillips Petroleum Company
Velma
Tom
Helen
Marvin
Nominee for Town's Most Aggravating Caller
A professor lampoons a neighbor who dials, leaves a number, then chats for hours, insisting the call was not for him. He insists the culprit is on the party line and is lying about the conversation.
New York Yankees General Manager Photo Prompts Headlines
A feature piece recounts show business history and personal anecdotes from a touring tent show in Manhattan. The narrator recalls Sam, Broadway agents, and the famed Tallulah Bankhead in a tale of showmanship, temperaments, and dramatic encounters with performers and impresarios on stage and rumor-filled avenues.
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New York Yankees
Mason Bee Builds Layered Work With Pebble Cement
A mason bee places one row of pebbles above another and cements them as it nests, mirroring human brickwork. The tiny stones form a compact, interlocked structure that stabilizes the nest.
Shaving Rows of Hearts and Rumors at Coney Island
A confrontation over love and appearance unfolds at a show in Coney Island. Hannah leaves never to return, rumored to seek treatment at the Mayo Clinic under an assumed name. The tale also quirks Tallulah Bankhead’s temperamental reputation.
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Jack Johnson
Tallulah Bankhead
Billy Rose
Texan Engineer Killed in Sinai Oil Expedition Blast
In Cairo a dynamite laden truck exploded near Suez injuring 101 and killing eight Egyptians and Thomas Hood 33 an engineer from Dublin Texas. Injured was Charles Hoode of Houston. The truck belonged to a seismic graphics unit exploring for oil on the Sinai peninsula near Suez.
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Cairo
Egypt
Thomas Hood
Dublin
Tex
Charles Hoode
Houston
Sinai Peninsula
Suez
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