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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1950
Page
2
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Office chatter says Pete LaMaster showed the least organization among candidates. He ran a man-to-man campaign, declined contributions, and refused to let friends spend money. If given more time his prospects could rise and he is viewed as someone to watch.
The speaker blames Dean Acheson as President Truman's main adviser and alibiist, accusing him of cowing to Communist forces in Asia, opposing a Formosa mission, and undermining U.S. anti communist efforts. He argues Acheson should resign, cites Mrs Clark's remarks on The Daily Worker praising Korean setbacks, and claims the paper's allegiance to Russia.
Mrs. Clark denounces daily publications by enemy forces in the United States while advocating a bill to ban The Daily Worker and similar papers. She argues that only loyal American citizens should publish, suggests arrest for treason, and questions spies abroad and calls for harsh measures.
California Governor Warren, then a Republican presidential hopeful, voted as a member of the California Board of Education to retain 39 University of California professors who refused to declare they were not Communists.
In response to an inquiry the dates July 31 August 10 and 11 are cited as excellent moon sign days to plant carrots turnips beets and other underground yield vegetables. August 13 19 and 20 are noted as ideal for planting collards kale mustard and spinach.
A large black and white springer spaniel-like puppy at 1100 Buren-a-ago broke a Mulford vaccination tag No. 53332 and needs a owner. Mrs. Lorena Maahs cannot keep him and asks owners to call 3-2173. The notice notes a likely newcomer’s dog and mentions a Washington talk with a newspaperman about long wars.
A Kansas City salesman sparks a light remark about a $100 bill, and Jack Newby leans toward Oklahoma University. Born Yesterday will be staged this fall by the Little Theater with John ny portraying a war enriched junk man as he begins his part studies.
W. W. Byars spoke from Memphis yesterday afternoon warning that persistent rain has caused flooding. He urged officials to stop the rain, noting two flood events already today and vowing to credit the wet season from June if the faucet is turned off.
A speaker asks Mr. Byars to grant a memorial lot in Memphis to honor Tack if a plan stops ongoing rains within ten days. The offer, framed as a conditional action, signals a plea for meteorological intervention and a local tribute contingent on weather improvement.
The note describes San Angelo with little rain, a scarce newsprint supply, and colleagues planning trips to Nova Scotia and British Columbia to source paper. Houston Harte is at home with a light leg after a fall on wet planking, amid a shortage of newsprint.
President Truman ordered a tightening of VA home loan rules. Veterans may still get full guarantees with supervised lenders, but may face a 5 percent down payment when using non supervised lenders and new closing cost requirements. In some cases VA will base guarantees on pre July 1 values, limiting direct VA loans to a capped amount. VA FHA combos end after Sept 20, with implications for veteran and non veteran borrowers.
Dr Karko vich and guests attend Patricia Cade's farewell then Henry Piret survives a mysterious near fatal episode. The party's aftermath includes flowers from Leffler and Cade and a newspaper obit that hints Elaine Piret's death. Henry recalls the strange coffee incident, faces questions from Leffler, and learns Vida Leffler is married as a public, unsettling mystery unfolds.
In a tense exchange with Zeller Mortuary owner Mr Zeller Henry Piret learns his wife's body was cremated after arranging a discreet death. The caller questions who saw the body and whether the corpse belonged to his wife as details unfold in the sinister plot.
Naturalist John James Audubon estimated a flock of Passenger pigeons near Louisville Kentucky in 1813 at more than one billion birds, reflecting a vast early 19th century avian spectacle.
The famed Indian scout Kit Carson settled in Taos New Mexico and made a residence there his permanent home now serving as a museum.
In Hopkinsville Kentucky a verbal dispute over a coal house led Willie Mae Parks 48 and R D Parks 18 to duel with a .38 revolver and a 32 automatic. After twenty shots were fired no one was hit and both received a $100 fine and costs in court the next day.
In Chicago on July 25, 21-year-old elephant hunter and trainer Ralph Brown enlisted for three years after quitting elephants. He had worked for Clyde Beatty for five years and claimed 18 African hunts beginning at age eight, saying his experience could aid the Army.
Globe-News Want Ads Get Results notes historic lava fields across New Mexico. References nine sections with extinct volcanic activity and mentions crossing routes on US Highways 66 and 380, highlighting notable lava flows and geological features.
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