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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1948

Page

10

Globe News Publishing contact and rate notice

An Amarillo publishing note lists staff roles including Wesley Izard as president and publisher and Paul Allingham as editor in chief. It details subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with prices for various term lengths and formats, and notes publication schedule evenings weekdays with Sunday morning edition.

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It Can Happen Here A Capitol Testimony Debated

A Washington housewife spoke to the Senate Banking Committee about anger over high food prices, illustrating American freedom to petition Congress and contrasting with the lack of freedom in Communist states. The piece cites Senators Tarr Morton and Rep Eaton on the global struggle against Communism and U.S. leadership.

Washington Nation Senate Chamber Senate Banking Committee Annie Stein England Russia Mrs. Stein Capitol United States Rupert A. Tarr Ohio

Letter to the Editor Praises Youth Centers Editorial

A reader in Amarillo agrees with the Globe editorial Youth Centers and urges church and civic clubs to promote youth involvement. The writer advocates church outreach, more editorials on constructive topics, and hints at indoor pools as a local project option.

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Drastic curbs on alien visitors spark debate

Paul Gallico argues that Attorney General Clark’s visa restrictions are mild for curbing subversive activity by foreigners. He contrasts U S controls with Britain and continental Europe, noting extensive registration and tracking systems. He condemns sensational backlash as baloney and urges recognition of surveillance realities.

Clark Philadelphia Soviet Union Great Britain British Isles London Bow Street South America

Scientific Persuasion at Lindys with Detective Mike Romano

I find my old friend detective Mike Romano at Lindys using a toothpick on cheesecake while sporting a knuckle plaster. He jokes about lie detectors and says the department favors nonphysical methods now. He notes one case where the truth machine proved its worth.

Lindy’s Mike Romano Mike

Walter Lippmann on Fear and the Marshall Plan

Walter Lippmann argues against using fear to win Congress for the Marshall plan. He warns that a propaganda campaign would undermine deliberation and democratic legitimacy, harming U.S. influence in Greece and Germany and jeopardizing long term European peace. He urges a reasoned case to sustain support beyond four years.

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Thief Confession Follows Police Truth Device Prank

A Times Square mink theft case ends after rookie detective McClinchy uses a mock truth machine on Blabbermouth Bates. Bates confesses to fur robberies and other jobs amid a staged coercive interrogation at the station basement.

Mac Bates City Hall McClinchy Blabbermouth

Polk Street Professor Football’s Influence on a Town

The piece argues football shapes a town and its people, for good or ill. It can build character, provoke disproportionate passions, and even blur motives like winning, entertainment, or money. The author calls for careful attitude and reflection on the game's purpose.

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Plover Bird Cleans Crocodile Teeth Before Den Tist Era

A nature note describes the Egyptian Nile crocodile receiving food debris removal from a small bird, a mutualism where the bird feeds and warns of danger. The tale notes the bird's early role in cleaning teeth long before any formal dental practice.

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