Amarillo Globe ad offers subscription rates and publication details
The Amarillo Globe, founded in 1924, lists subscription prices and publishing information. It notes editions published evenings on Saturdays and Sundays, with listings of contact numbers and agent delivery options. The text mentions a rival paper The Amarillo News and includes various garbled phrases and numbers.
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Berlin blockade critiques and Soviet stance amid Marshall Plan debates
An article in the Daily Worker blames U S efforts to implement the Marshall Plan for Berlin tensions, arguing Moscow controls the narrative. It disputes Western bloc claims about the blockade, calls for a freely governed Germany under Allied oversight, and urges peace while warning against Soviet coercion.
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Truman Emerges as Lone Democratic Hope at Convention
Dorothy Thompson analyzes the Democratic convention crisis and President Truman’s position. She argues the party fractured along factions with few agreeing on a successor, while Truman’s appeal rests on his liberal yet pragmatic stance and civil rights support.
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Truman
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Walter Lippmann Hails and Farewell to Truman Barkley Ticket
Walter Lippmann argues the Democratic convention will nominate Truman and Barkley. Barkley would be caretaker of the party, and as vice president would lead in Congress. The piece suggests Democrats have written off Truman and look beyond his presidency.
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New Generation of Democrats Seen Shaping Party’s Future
An Amarillo Globe analysis argues Truman era strife may aid the party’s renewal by enabling a new generation to enter. It credits internal clashes with vitality and warns against placid, hypocritical unity that could prod exit of disaffected voters. The piece contrasts past leadership with potential reform.
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Amarillo
Truman
Democratic Party
Dewey Team Marks Difference in Administrative Skill
George E. Sokolsky contrasts Tom Dewey and Harry Truman, praising Dewey's long prepared presidency team and administrative discipline. He faults Truman for lacking experienced aides and organizational strength, noting Dewey's faultless collaboration and frank, non-bickering council. The piece argues Dewey's staff unity and delegation drive effective governance.
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Polk Street Professor Relives Wild House Guest Tale
A neighbor recounts a life boy visit that turned a home into chaos. The boy damaged a hat, wall paper, records, furniture, and even fingers, while his mother extols his art talent and later notes his growth as an explosives expert. The narrator jokes he shares credit for the boy’s later deeds.
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Gracery Store
Two Die One Hurt as Plane Crashes Near San Antonio
A single engine plane crashed 16 miles northeast of Three Rivers, near San Antonio, killing Yvonne Todd of Corpus Christi and Rocky Walstak of Natalia. A woman and a 10 year old girl were injured, and Mrs Jilian Stratton of Natalia was hospitalized in serious condition. The plane attempted to take off from a field after landing for engine repairs.
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Medina County
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San Antonio
Democrats likely return for eight to sixteen years
Fragmentary OCR discusses a potential long Republican era under Dewey and Warren with Dewey portrayed as a highly competent president and strong party leader. The text hints at political forecasts and continues on page 12.
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