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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1947
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe and Globe News announces staff roles and contact numbers. It lists publishers and editors, routes for subscriptions, and rates for daily and Sunday editions, including carrier and mail options in Amarillo and outside.
Prof Alfred Romer of Harvard argues the egg came first, enabling land vertebrates and birds including chickens. He notes science faces big questions from atomic control to the universe's finiteness and urges calmer UN and political voices on global issues.
Billy Rose recalls meeting two men who impressed him, notably wartime figure Keynesian? No, Baruch and a high ranking Army officer who inspired a plan for soldier entertainment. The encounter reveals a rare sense of goodness and concern for the little man, shaping Rose’s view of leadership.
Dorothy Thompson argues Marshall shaped wartime strategy and thus the postwar balance. He vetoed Churchill’s Balkan invasion aims, shaping The Iron Curtain and Europe’s partition. The column contends two-power world order may emerge, with US and USSR as dominant powers and a fragile balance.
Walter Lippmann analyzes Senator Vandenberg’s Cleveland address as a shift to a permanent American foreign policy. He notes the call for reorganization of the State Department and Foreign Service, the need to reform the Council of Foreign Ministers, and the danger of relying on the old Big Three framework.
A speaker urges young wives to keep harmony by letting husbands have their way, apologizing first when angry, taking blame for household mishaps, and boosting his ego. He claims the strategy worked for him and warns some steps are inconvenient but worthwhile for peace.
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Brandeis notes that despite disliking restaurants he must eat out daily and has spoken with many waiters and restaurateurs. He suggests patrons often misbehave, risking conflict or arrest, while acknowledging the challenges faced by those in the dining industry.
A luncheon in the Norse Room with Laurence Torel prompts reflections on the restaurant trade as a social barometer. Torel discusses patrons, tipping, and gender differences in dining choices, noting men are decisive while women are selective and pastry preferences run high.
The excerpt reflects a speaker praising Laurence's affection for his business and his patrons, while personally not valuing the venture highly. It hints at a culinary setting and nostalgia for ice cream as a business pursuit. The tone is informal and reflective.
Amarillo manufacturers will display their products in the Southwestern Public Service Co for two weeks each this year instead of one week as in 1946. Jim Howard head of the industrial department of the Chamber of Commerce said the displays will be more elaborate and time extended to two weeks. Mann Bakery is the current manufacturer of the week in the center window of the Southwestern Public Service Co.
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