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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1948
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notice from Reoe Publishing Coe Ab end Millmore. Reads unclear on purpose action and dates. Preserves named entities but lacks full context or readable details.
The Yugoslav crisis shows Tito clashing with Soviet aims as peasants hoard and national pride edges past orthodox communism. Analyses warn against premature splits in the bloc while noting nationalism could both menace and aid Moscow’s empire. The piece suggests future Kremlin pressures may lessen if rivals tie down rebellious impulses.
Letter to the editor criticizes a Globe-News piece titled Next President Will Be Okay. The writer warns against naïve optimism about the presidential race, urges attention to grave international problems, and questions candidate plans and economic remedies. The note emphasizes need for capable leaders from both major parties and wider public concern.
A memory of July 4 1923 when Jack Dempsey defended his heavyweight title in Attle Shelby Mont and a veteran Republican Convention reporter who used a fake Out of Order sign to chase a phone line. The piece recalls early fight photo logistics with planes and fast trains delivering images to eastern editors.
A fan letter to Tony Farrell at the Hollywood Theater mocks his past bets, cautions on a looming tax shakeup, and argues for choosing riskier noncommercial plays. It weighs the value of reputation over profits and hints at reforms shaping next season as an eminent critic cites potential materials and costs.
In 1948 discourse, critics argue Truman must remain the Democratic standard bearer to represent party history on foreign policy from Tehran to Potsdam. Eisenhower is deemed glamorous but not accepted, Douglas as a nominee is dismissed, Dewey urged to confront Truman policy, with Vandenberg's stance noted and internationalists pressing to keep the issue in the campaign.
Polk Street Professor M Darrel Grung of Oklahoma City discusses the Jaycees in Texas. He notes 115 groups and says the organization pushed local efforts to spray DDT while Amarillo anticipates a near Colorado Springs convention. He cites a millionaire Jaycee speaker who donates most of his earnings and reflects on the poem about giving.
A compact clue list shows a crossword puzzle with numbered across and down entries such as Pictured inventor of dynamite and Height. The fragment includes entries like Beverage, Discord, Mystic ejaculations, Bushel ab, Hebrew, Grant ascetic, Musical drama, Sailing vessel, Raccoon-like, Quoit mammal, Coy, Silvery, Expire, Royal, Type measure, and Eye Scot. The list blends partial hints and abbreviations typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
The piece contrasts Mary Wright and Fritzi Fluff, arguing Mary’s conduct shows dignity and good sense while Fritzi’s moods invite criticism. It attributes differences to past actions and an inherent X-wave, a signal of character, suggesting honest attitude determines how one is judged.
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