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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1950
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe News announces staff, publication details, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It lists publisher Premagent, editor in chief Paul Allingham, general manager Grady Camp, and business manager, with pricing for various durations and formats across carrier, mail, and Sunday editions.
In a King Features Syndicate column, the writer discusses Keuka College professor Charles Wallis and his new Poems of Edwin Markham. The piece argues art is felt, not merely technically perfect, citing personal scenes with a ukulele and a Schubert lullaby, then quotes Markham’s short poem about longing, grace, and tears.
Dr Murray Banks advises living one day at a time and not burdening today with yesterday's troubles or tomorrow's worries. He shares anecdotes, cites Shake speare, and notes that a wholesome life prepares for any outcome while staying in the present.
A collage of quotes from leaders and officials debating unions, inflation, military strength, propaganda, and democracy. Figures include United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther, Bernard Baruch, Louis Johnson, Pavlov Harriman, Alan King, Mayor William O Dwyer, and Adm. Fraser, reflecting Cold War tensions and labor rights.
A narrator laments overdue bills from gas, water, lights, and a 25 year loan on a house. He mentions a wife’s book club purchases, gifts, insurance, doctor visits, and a planned but unpaid hat. He jokes about Confucius, China’s payment habit, and a poem titled The Bells compared to The Bills. The piece ends with worry over furniture payment and a luxury tax notion.
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George E. Sokolsky argues the Genocide Convention should be studied before Senate ratification. He warns it imposes international obligations potentially forcing U.S. war with or without Congress or public consent, highlights Article VIII, critiques State Department scope, and questions safeguards for free speech and internal affairs.
Billy Rose writes to President Truman urging the Freedom Fair in Washington be reinstated at a 200 acre fairground near the Lincoln Memorial. He argues a bold, sensory display would boost liberty morale amid Cold War tensions and counter Soviet influence with American pomp and imagination.
The piece calls for a public exhibition contrasting American enterprise and freedom with Soviet bloc conditions. It proposes auto displays, a large UAW building, and dramatic demonstrations of work hours, pensions, and living standards to trump Pinkos. It even imagines staged mindszenty trial and Siberian camp scenes to prove liberty.
This article discusses a booklet from the Institute of Life Insurance titled Money in Your Pocket. It promotes handling allowance and earnings by splitting into have to and want to spending, prioritizing essential costs, then saving regular installments for future needs and worthwhile purchases.
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