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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1948
Page
10
John Garfield helps clear stage litter between acts at an ANTA benefit at the Ziegfeld Theater. Katharine Cornell and Maurice Evans followed with a performance while reporters note Garfield may earn nearly a million dollars in Hollywood.
Walter Lippmann argues that European unification requires a strong Britain France Benelux nucleus and German integration. He warns against reviving a German state to balance Russia and urges a policy based on historic realities to prevent a German Soviet bloc.
In a town cafe discussion, Chances E. Vinson of General Electric advocates letting each man sponsor his own son to work and earn money, arguing honest toil builds character and that recreation centers sidetrack youth. He cites Lincoln and other biographers to show working youths become responsible adults.
A reader vents frustration over Amarillo’s water supply policies asking why the city does not draw water from Pantex. He cites wartime plans, irrigation wells near the city, and suggests a cost effective link from Pantex to the Army Air Field to improve supply. He seeks an official explanation and notes longtime residence.
Gene Braunig of Amarillo disputes a Polk Street Professor piece in the Amarillo Globe Jan 19 calling for restraint on names and perceptions. He argues the article inflames prejudice and notes irony in reporting the Freedom Train visit in the same issue.
A reader asks the editor to reprint the editorial titled Youth Centers from yesterday's Globe to reach Amarillo citizens. The letter praises the piece and signs A H T . Lee may be initials.
A narrator prefers a quiet, introspective man over loud talkers. He values restraint, mystery, and steady, unseen strength, contrasting noisy, showy personalities with a deeper, enduring character. The piece likens personality to a hidden stream with strength beneath calm surface.
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A Belgian man sought correspondence with Amarillo girls. A follow up letter claims seven Amarillo queens joined the exchange. Postmaster W D DeGrassi warned to avoid turning the post office into a lonely hearts scheme.
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