Amarillo Globe News Pricing Details and Publication Note
The Amarillo Globe News publishes evenings with Sunday mornings content from The Globe News Publishing Co. Editor in Chief is Jens Fezard. Rates list daily and Sunday subscriptions with varied terms for Globe and News bundles and Sunday only.
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The Globes Platform for Amarillo Progress
A 12 point civic platform outlining goals for Amarillo including revise the city charter expand city limits build a coliseum new city hall traffic control downtown cleanup sports facilities park expansion water study hospital facilities English Field terminal development of small industries and expanded school facilities with higher teacher salaries.
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Split Communist Question Drives Labor Law Debate
The piece probes whether the Communist Party is a foreign influence or a legitimate political group within U S law. It notes debates on outlawing the party and the risk of driving members underground while highlighting broader questions about party rights and national security.
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Health insurance debate as war era political issue
Kiplinger notes polls show 16 percent favor wage deductions for federal medical care while 68 percent back Social Security covering doctor and hospital care. Raymond Moley argues the so called health insurance plans are government medicine, not real insurance, and warn of a big bureaucratic expansion tied to the Murray Wagner Dingell bill, now S.1320, with broad but costly public provision.
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Marshall Warns of Soviet Challenge and Broad Aid
Paul Mallon notes General Marshall and the State Department fear a Soviet backed world revolution. He cites postwar aid totals reaching billions for Europe and Asia, with $20 billion committed abroad and $9 billion of goods sent to Europe, while acknowledging criticism outweighs praise.
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The Fraternity Pin
Billy Rose recounts a charity party where a famous actress in a black Adrian gown wears a Yale fraternity pin. She tells of a teen life on Long Island, Westbury, conocing Bettina and the origin of the pin tied to the Yale captain. The tale blends show business history with a personal memento and a warning about naming the actress.
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Polk Street Professor and the awed ramblings of a narrator
A fragmented monologue recalls a range of odd, lurid, and darkly humorous vignettes. Tales of improper advances, alarming confessions, and everyday absurdities mix with a professor’s rambling reflections. The piece twists shock into satire and questions decency.
Crossword puzzle hints and political comment mix in heat
Bankers say twenty billion dollars suffices unless economies reel. Harold Stassen contemplates Europe relief and warns Congress may need a special session or a blank check for more aid. Truman predicts the current session may run into August. CONTINUED ON PAGE 13
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