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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1948
Page
18
This fragment from The Amarillo Globe shows a terse note with unclear text. Readers cannot determine a concrete event or names due to garbled OCR. The item appears to be a minimal brief or placeholder line without identifiable entities or facts.
The article condemns elimination of abuses in rehabilitation acts for veterans. It argues the Gredu ce bill failed to deliver rightful aid, while exposing chiselers who diverted funds from honest soldiers and veterans. It frames the fight as protecting security and public trust in veterans services.
Dear Editor laments city noises, urging Amarillo to pass a rule banning automobile horns and shrill train whistles as the most disturbing nuisance, before addressing other nuisances. Letter from LU Bagarry requests city action to control noise in Amarillo.
A nightclub busboy named Charlie, nicknamed Four-eyes, navigates a risky Broadway world with Toots and a tough boyfriend. A pistol blast targets Pinky Panks but misses. Charlie’s glasses save him as Pinky is nabbed. The tale closes with stage lore and a mocking salute to chivalry.
The New Times reviews Wallace's presidential bid and Moscow connections amid claims of a brewing crisis, noting opposition from Republicans, Democrats, and unions. Eleanor Roosevelt’s stance as Clare Luce’s running mate complicates Wallace’s support and opposition landscape.
A fragmentary editorial voice argues that gun wielding is linked to danger when wielded by society’s enforcers, while intellectuals shape the state. It critiques Marxism as a slide toward slavery despite appealing rhetoric and questions when utopia might arrive.
A columnist records a wary, evolving view of Marshal Tito and the shifting Allied loyalties in World War II. The piece recalls early Yugoslav resistance figures, Tito’s later alignment with communism, and mixed feelings about Soviet and US relationships amid wartime politics and propaganda.
The speaker notes a busy day in Los Angeles with counts of crimes including 62 thefts 46 burglaries 11 robberies 17 assaults with deadly weapons and 19 autos stolen. He mentions city firemen jobs 260 to 318 dollars monthly newspaper ads 122 picture shows seven run all night and various classified notices. He observes cloudy cool weather and reflects on leaving LA amid millions of residents and eight days of socializing with nice people.
A readable OCR fragment lists horizontal crossword clues with numbered entries from 1 to 80, including terms like US senator, Rhode Island ab, Polish river, cadmium, and various short answers, suggesting a published puzzle page missing full grid and solutions.
A lighthearted discussion on avoiding loud family arguments and shouting through open windows. Emphasizes speaking in low clear tones, summoning relatives calmly, and not subjecting neighbors to private chatter during busy summer days.
The Foreign Relations Committee has moved forward on the treaty debate raising questions about scope and implications. Key members, including chairpersons, emphasized constitutional checks and future diplomatic strategy amid ongoing negotiations.
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