Bold new program aims to share America's production know how
From The Watt Street Journal, President Truman champions a bold idea to spread the secret of American industrial and scientific prowess. He says this know-how underpins freedom and prosperity, setting off envy and fear across Europe as nations seek the rewards of American wealth and innovation.
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North Sea
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British Commonwealth of Nations
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Watt Street Journa
Letters to the Editor on Humphreys Highland schooling
Readers defend the Humphreys Highland school project, criticizing reporting and detailing crowded rooms, late book access, and schedule changes for older students. They urge Amarillo to scrutinize elementary schools and provide transparent, accurate coverage of local education conditions.
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Isus Iphreys Highland Speaks
Humphreys Highland School
Sanborn School
East Side
Bivins
Amarillo
Deep Freeze Inaugural Sparks Constitutional Debate
Bill Cunningham notes the frigid Washington inaugural day as President Truman endures open cold without overcoat while Vice President Barkley stays bundled. He compares oath wording and calls for a warmer, more practical public ceremony in a brisk, opinionated column.
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Alben Barkley
Washington
United States
William Howard Taft
General Washington
P. D. Roosevelt
Secret Service
Dashing Davis John Wheeler Profile of Richard Harding Davis
Richard Harding Davis, famed war correspondent, sailed on the Lusitania in 1914 to cover World War I. He earned fame for vivid dispatches from Brussels and Salonika, joined various armies, and impressed peers like John McCutcheon. He died of a heart attack in 1916 before learning the war's final score.
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London
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New York Tribune
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Brussels
United States
Damon Runyon
Salonika
Gallipoli
John McCutcheon
Bill Shepherd
War era ceremony clause sparks heated election debate
Fragmentary remarks discuss timing of official base ceremonies and potential political maneuvering. The speaker argues against hasty action and suggests dramatic but symbolic bonfires as a workaround if necessary. The text hints at tensions around leadership changes and formal inductions.
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Remembering the Deaf: Kindness in Speech and Inclusion
An essay urges kindness to deafened individuals explaining how high tones cause loss of understanding, and that patience, clear speech, and inclusion are common decency. It notes deaf victims fear rude reactions and calls for inclusive conversation to help them participate.
Polk Street Professor Retells College Saving Miscalculation
A Polk Street professor jokes about budgeting for his daughter’s college, noting savings from her away at Amarillo College. He quips on lower grocery costs, fewer visitors to the ice box, fewer parking tickets, halved gasoline, and the wallet left unguarded, admitting a mistaken calculation.
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Amarillo College
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Circular Telecast
A crossword puzzle list presents clues across and down with numbers. The grid includes references to portraits actors and figures and lists hints for words like Has existed and Masculine across multiple entries.
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