Amarillo Globe platform dreams for city reforms
The Amarillo Globe pledges to revitalize Amarillo with a revamped city charter, traffic improvements, downtown cleanup, expanded sports and library facilities, water planning, and new hospital and industry support. The paper invites readers to submit a 500 word contest letter to The Platform Editor each week.
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Call Him That Smile on Labor College Proposal
Charles Luckmans plan envisions a thousand young workers in a year long labor relations course funded by a Lever Brothers gift to a million dollar fund. Unions and management would select 500 candidates each to study wage, price, and profit links, with emphasis on reducing name calling and fostering mutual understanding for better negotiations. The article argues lasting gains from shared study and common ground.
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Lesson for Us Bill Cunningham on Britain's Labor Victory
Bill Cunningham argues that Britain’s Labour landslide represents a lasting revolution driven by ballots not bullets. He compares it to a captured capital by organized labor, notes the TUC dominates with miners at 700,000 members, and cites Newcastle upon Tyne and Durham as study sites.
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Hoover’s Separate Peace Plan Draws Fire in Congress
Walter Lippmann critiques Mr Hoover’s call for a separate peace with Japan and a separate peace with Germany. He argues such moves would ignore allied realities, risk ongoing wars with neighboring nations, and force the United States to police disarmed German and Japanese governments while maintaining puppet regimes.
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Bitter feud ends at drugstore counter echoing past hate
Billy Rose forgives Mir Maxwell after 36 years of enmity sparked when Rose once worked at Maxwell's drug store. He recalls decades of resentful scenes from sweeping sidewalks to harsh exchanges, ending when a Washington Heights visit and a late-night purchase reveal shared humanity and common struggles.
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Forgive and Confusion Across 1947 America
Fragmented monologue blends jokes about druggists and a punchy political ploy by Mr. Hoover. The piece contrasts a comic store scene with critique of a potential separate peace with Germany, arguing such a move lacks legitimacy without a recognized German government and would disrupt the United Nations framework.
Housefly Season Prompting Frantic Home Poem
A handwritten poem from Polk Street Professor humorously laments the annual housefly season. The narrator describes his wife’s futile swatting efforts, misdirected violence toward furniture, and the chaos of August meals as the flies persist. The piece blends comic frustration with domestic detail and vivid, playful imagery.
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Pazo Ointment Promises Fast Relief for Piles
An advertisement touts Pazo Ointment as a single soothing solution for piles. It claims immediate relief from pains and itching, soothing inflamed tissue, lubricating, preventing cracking, reducing swelling, and stopping minor bleeding. The product is sold in tubes with a perforated applicator.
Suppositories Promote Comfort in Doctor Prescriptions
When your doctor prescribes suppositories for your case, ask about Pro Suppositories. Available in handy boxes of 14 at all drugstores for 85 cents.
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