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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1948
Page
14
Fragmentary OCR notes show a department on Yates with payment terms listed as monthly installments. Details are unclear but indicate a schedule of payments over multiple months and small numeric figures.
The article analyzes a boom for General Eisenhower as a possible Democratic nominee and questions whether party leaders seek him to win or to save the party from defeat. It notes Philadelphia deliberations, a split party, and debate over direct primaries versus party control.
Paul Gallice reports on Clare Boot Luce urging Democrats to consider Eleanor Roosevelt as a vice president candidate. The column defends women's leadership, citing Frances Perkins and British queens, and argues times have changed. Gallice predicts opposition or dismissal of a Madame Vice President proposal.
Readers condemn George E. Sokolsky and his column Virtue of the Lie calling for an apology from The Globe. They defend free enterprise capitalism and praise Atlantic aid while criticizing slander and hate speech in wartime editorial writing.
The text contemplates a potential Dwight Eisenhower nomination by Democratic acclamation and analyzes how such a move could affect Governor Dewey's chances. It notes Stassen’s withdrawal from second place and mentions polls and delegate dynamics among Republicans and veterans.
The State Department released a lone document detailing Soviet treaty violations across Germany Austria Manchuria and related regions. It notes suppression of free speech by Soviet authorities in Germany and asset seizures in Austria and Manchuria while Russia’s actions in Manchuria affect Chinese governance and armament transfers.
A radio parody lambastes sensational fight reporting and a domestic scene as the crowd in a smoky room shouts for a knockout. The piece depicts a wife, her daughter, and a neighbor watching with exaggerated boxing narration and comic mascara runs.
A compact crossword puzzle listing with numbered Across and Down clues. Includes wordplay on actors, saints, planets, metals, and places alongside abbreviations and themed hints. Readers fill entries like 1 across Pictured actress and 2 across Planet, with several cryptic cross references throughout the grid.
A guide to sit down etiquette notes that for small dinners a gal guest of honor sits to the host's right and a boy guest of honor to the hostess's right. For 12 or more, place cards help. large gatherings merit directing guests. The host may memorize seating for intimate meals.
The passage notes a direct challenge to the Democrats who defeated the speaker in 1944 and suggests uncertainty about November outcomes, with a casual remark about not betting on SURSDAY July and a firm release by Bell Sandicate, Inc indicating no retreat.
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