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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1949
Page
10
Reading through garbled OCR text shows a local Amarillo pest outbreak prompting a municipal response. Officials consider control measures and public advisories as health departments assess spread and impact.
The piece weighs the largest peacetime budget vs Twenties and Thirties levels, arguing defense and veterans costs dominate about half. it compares U S plans to Soviet spending and urges social and economic gains as bulwarks against crises, framing war budgets as drivers of peace.
The essay argues that artist Gieseking aided Nazi tyranny by staying in Germany and later accepting an American visa to perform for money. It notes protests and demands his removal, contrasting art's international reach with the artist's ethical duties and urging action against him.
A satirical take contrasts liberal tolerance with purported Russian leftist intolerance. It argues liberals favor tolerance but accusations of intellectual intolerance are directed at leftist positions. Ends with a clipping request and signature.
John Wheeler recalls George Ade on early risers and meeting few interesting people then shifts to a New York cafe at Columbus Circle. He describes a French restaurateur married to a beautiful woman with a short temper and a dramatic night as staff cleared the room.
George E. Sokolsky argues the United States operates as a two party system with mutual-partisan Congress. he criticizes the Republicans for lack of principles and unity, cites 1952 as a test for Harold Stassen and Dwight Eisenhower, and contrasts Democratic factions under Truman. the piece ends with a humorous aside about an early morning restaurant fire and a reporter.
A Polk Street household note mentions a wife dressing in flannel nightgowns and sheep fur house shoes, giving her a childlike, cozy appearance in the winter weather. The piece emphasizes a domestic, lighthearted mood with regional slang.
A narrator reflects that his wife now prefers flannels and warmth over glamour. She retrieves the newspaper in the snow each morning and no longer uses a hot water bottle. He laments the change but accepts aging as making life more livable.
Crossword puzzle text with vertical and horizontal clues including ground squirrel related terms and scattered word fragments. Contains many garbled entries and misprints across numbers and languages for a historical puzzle page.
Advice for teens on judging peers and resisting crowds. Be wary of rumors about new or unknown peers and seek trustworthy opinions. Consider risks before forming close friendships and consult parents for guidance.
A fragment notes Lawrence Mott son of an iron works owner. He drove to work daily in his own Packard. His weekly salary was 22 dollars and 50 cents. The city editor backed out one morning delaying reporting.
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