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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1948

Page

14

Coke Stevenson for Senate The Texan call for steady leadership

A persuasive propaganda piece praising Coke Stevenson as the wisest, most honest choice for the US Senate. It highlights Stevenson’s long public service from county attorney to governor and stresses constitutional fidelity, integrity, and risk avoidance in turbulent times.

Coke Stevenson US Senate Franklin Washington New World Stevenson United States Texas House Coke

Letters to the Editor on free speech and democracy

Readers debate freedom of expression and press rights, defending Mr Sokolsky and others while critiquing censorship. Contributors quote Churchill, Wallace, Norman Thomas, and Truman, arguing for open dialogue amid Cold War tensions and calls to address national strikes.

Mr. Sokolsky America Otter Ireland Hereford D. O. Bowerman Amarillo Hitler

What's in It For Me Ad, Ancient Tablet Mockery

A reflective column riffs on the phrase what's in it for me prompted by a mock ancient ad for a leading agency. The piece contrasts commercial motives with everyday acts of kindness from readers, neighbors, and a dog delivering meat, concluding human nature includes care beyond dividends.

Los Angeles Bradley Kelly Eleanor Jetters

Buttons the Belgian Shepherd Turns Hero After War and Grief

A humorous war era column pivots on Buttons the Belgian Shepherd. Owner Nick Acosta’s dog earns a battlefield certificate for courage, returns home to a torn family, and single pawns a dangerous grenade with heroic timing, saving a child from disaster.

Pup Nick Acosta Nicky Nick Buttons Ags France Germany Army Acostas Bobby

Campaign Issue: Call for a Debated Foreign Policy Truth

George E. Sokolsky argues that Dewey and Truman must publicly debate national policy, criticizing the Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy as used to shield facts. He presses for transparent discussion of postwar plans, German dismantling, and Soviet reparations, urging readers to seek full, accessible reports and reject confidential briefings.

Tom Dewey Pawling Harry Truman Ozarks Dewey United Nations Greece Turkey China Vandenberg New York Washington Truman Berlin Soviet Russia Herbert Hoover Germany Lewis H. Brown Johns Manville Trumar N. H. Collisson Collisson King Features Syn. Inc

Polk Street Professor on the joys of middle age

A columnist reflects that middle age brings genuine pleasure and freedom. He notes increased mental and physical scope, revisiting old memories, and the comfort of fewer pretenses. He advises youths to view gray hair with amusement, not sympathy.

Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues Compiled

A dense list of crossword hints covering names, misc terms, and abbreviations across horizontal and vertical directions. Clues include Philippine president Elpidio, Roman numerals, animal skins, war gods, and common abbreviations, with several garbled entries indicating OCR issues.

Philippine Elpidio Manuel

Parents plan social invites for you why it might persist

A column notes that parents arrange plans from childhood to protect social growth. It suggests discussing feelings with them, sharing your own plans, and occasionally accepting their suggestions to please them. It cites a natural reluctance phase and urges cooperation.

Mom John Pop Artists and Writers Service Westport, Conn

Pooch Heroism Sparks Newsroom Saga

A fragment recalls a canine rescue during wartime heroics involving a soldier and grenade incident. The story mentions Buttons and a Central Park scene, with reporters noting the dog’s quick judgment and courage as the press tracks the tale across pages.

Peonte Balto

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