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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1947
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe lists publication info including founding date February 20 1924, evening issues with Sunday morning edition, publishers and editor names, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier across different time frames. It notes pricing for Globe and News combined options and Sunday only memberships.
The Committee for Economic Development, a group of progressive businessmen and economists, urged reconversion and full employment after war. They forecast sustained high employment and prosperity despite skeptics, and urged adopting their confident, humane approach to future economic policy.
Baronish Prime Minister Clement Attlee warns that using the United Nations as a forum to debate ideological differences will fail, signaling doubt about the body's effectiveness in mediating rival viewpoints.
In a late night roundtable at Toots Shor’s, Billy Rose recounts favorite story endings from O. Henry and many others. The dialogue names Demons Runyon Gallico Hecht and lampoons twist endings with a crime tale featuring the Diamond brothers and a fatal bank robbery.
Rupert Salsinger and Calvin Colby spark a wild street drama through Columbus Circle as they rally crowds for a mock social justice movement. A prankish protest escalates to a shoe-store smash and a chaotic march down Broadway, drawing reporters and city chaos.
A narrator recalls simple math brainteasers from Mrs. Mary Bolton. Problems include mixing two coffees for a 35 cent blend and clock striking times, illustrating arithmetic challenges that outpace the speaker. The tales mix rural humor with everyday puzzles and a bee sting anecdote.
Puzzle clues cover across and down entries with numerous abbreviations and terms. Readers see lists for V U S official Rich ard R heads the munitions, along with many short answers like Rosier Redact and Bewildered.
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