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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1948
Page
14
An Amarillo Globe ad lists payment options for daily and Sunday subscriptions. Rates include 1 month 80 cents, 3 months 2.70, 6 months 6.40, 1 year 19.80, with various prices for news and Sunday only plans.
In Little Rock Arkansas Sheriff Tom Gulley started a program turning 3000 boys into Junior Deputies to curb juvenile delinquency. The boys wear badges and assist in enforcing the law tracking stolen property and aiding arrests. The plan reduces school break-ins gang fights and petty thefts in the blotter.
Paul Gallico condemns radio and television industry tactics at Philadelphia conventions, calling for an end to unpaid celebrity solicitations. He argues writers deserve compensation and notes industry executives pursue publicity while article authors work for wages, ending with syndicated signatures on labor issues and a union stance.
The article recalls Truman’s impassioned convention moment and the reaction to his blunt attack on critics. It then analyzes postwar Berlin tensions, Western strategy, and the contested plan for a western German government, arguing that European policy must extend beyond a Berlin blockade to a broader German settlement.
SallyEeneics outlines common social missteps to avoid. It cautions against publicizing private matters to strangers and fabricating achievements to impress others. The guide emphasizes self-respect and warns against uninvited intrusions and false pretenses.
The piece warns against accepting favors and hospitality from others. A person who seeks gifts and then criticizes the giver earns a quick brush off. A cheeky vignette from Artists and Writers Serv. Westport Con.
Walter Lippmann argues for time and Western consultation before replying to the Soviet Berlin note. He proposes a hold fire approach to the air corridors to avoid a deadly incident, urging a carefully considered response and diplomatic pressure for Russian restraint while negotiations proceed. He counters critics who see Western notes as ultimatums and notes France rejects force as a means to resolve differences.
The piece argues three powers must share a common meaning in Berlin negotiations and urges against rushing to force. It notes Britain and the United States avoided an ultimatum, while suggesting British notes allowed talks beyond local issues. It cautions military pressure in Berlin could spark a broader war and advocates exhausting peaceful settlement options.
A speaker recalls how, in youth, he admired ladies but grew to prize a saddle’s richness, aging ivory, mallard head green, silver and gold Spurs, and a Colt Frontier six shooter. He notes the evolving appreciation and persists in valuing both women and crafted objects.
The Herald Tribune notes that any German policy lacking genuine backing in France and Western Germany risks triggering a crisis or even a world war. The piece emphasizes restraint and warns against precipitating conflicts over unclear German aims.
A selection of crossword hints across horizontal and vertical entries including musical notes and common terms. It lists clues for various positions such as Iotas scope bird home and additional definitions for names and objects across sizes and categories.
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