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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1948
Page
10
The fragment lists founding date February 20 1924 and entry as second class matter. It notes Amarillo Texas post office filing under act of 1878. It shows publishing evenings except weekends with connections to The Amarillo Daily News and Sunday morning Globe News Publishing Co. staff roles and subscription rates.
The piece argues the 80th Congress faces crucial, stalled measures including a draft bill for defense rebuilding and the Taft Ellender Wagner housing bill. It warns delays harm national policy, urges resumption after conventions, and cites political divisions and procedural hurdles.
Dorothy Thompson argues that American policy toward Germany and Japan risks failure. She cites Soviet zones and Polish leadership pushing frontier changes while Western Europe and the United States fail to address mass hunger, destruction, and economic collapse. She praises Gustav Stolper’s German Realities as a key scholarly account and warns that neglect invites nationalism and Bolshevism.
The piece weighs Israel's odds if fighting alone, noting Jewish unity and strong numbers around 60,000 armed forces, contrasted with 45 million Arabs. It cites leaders like Haj Amin and Farouk, Abdullah, and Ibn Saud, and explains the Arab League's fragile, rivaled structure amid regional tensions and supply concerns.
Writer notes Henry J Top ping fourth husband Lana Turner has toured Britain with a midget auto racing venture. Reports quote Top ping saying British crowds will warm to the sport despite harsh press. The piece discusses how bad press is seen as a sign of public inquiry into glamour and manners.
A columnist critiques media tolerance of public figures and recalls a recent Hollywood wedding dispute. The piece quotes a clergyman denying a prior remark about Lana Turner and defends presenting a clarified version of his statement.
A local voice recalls a spoofed tale from Russian papers claiming Americans did not invent major tech. He jokes the lamp, telephone, and airplane were Russian led by Edisonovitch Bellyko and Columbusovitch, vowing to trust Russian press for “truth” and bid Americans goodnight.
Readable clues for both horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle lists 1 7 across and multiple vertical clues including 1 down 2 down 3 down through 59 down with standard crossword conventions and mixed difficulty.
A social column urges thoughtful, practical care for the sick, elderly, and bereaved. It notes that while many have good intentions, they rarely visit relatives or neighbors, suggesting simple gestures and prompt action can make a real difference.
A fragment reflects on visiting a sick friend and the value of kindness as good manners. It notes the sight of the recovered friend and the importance of thoughtful habits over etiquette at dinner.
Funeral services for J. W. Mulkey of Birmingham Alabama will be held tomorrow afternoon at his home. He was 24 and the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Mulkey of 1701 Fillmore. Mulkey was among four US Naval Reserve pilots killed in an air crash near Stuart Florida as a formation of 12 pilots flew from Miami to participate in Me.
A World War II veteran and Navy Reserve ensign were among those killed in an accident during Memorial Day ceremonies. The deceased include the young pilot, Mr. Mulkey, and Birmingham residents C. L. Askew W. G. Pieck and R. D. Russell.
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