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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
14
A National Safety Council honor spotlights 24 airlines that in 1947 had no passenger or crew fatalities. Two airlines flew over a billion passenger miles since their last fatal accident, and several have long fatality-free histories. The note praises persistent safety efforts and improved airline service.
The piece compares Winston Churchill and Jan Smuts, noting both were ousted from power by their countries but differ in impact. Churchill's voice remains influential despite political loss, while Smuts is praised for opposing an isolationist program and continuing to shape progress.
Jacob Malik arrived to replace Andrei Gromyko as Russia's chief UN spokesman and answered no comment to about 30 questions from reporters. Analysts note Malik may become more talkative than his predecessor, whose standard reply was a simple no.
Hanver S. Firestone argues a 20 year old Chinese girl should come to the United States and a divorcee might fetch ten thousand dollars while a Mealless wonder could demand a million. The piece notes the bottleneck is distribution and calls for normal trade relations to aid world economic recovery. Paul G. Horean and Purure Murray comment on reliance on American firms and Wall Street trends shaping wages.
Dorothy Thompson argues the London six power agreement worsens Western Germany by giving coequal votes to foreign powers, leaving Germany under international control. She claims coal exports are depleting Germany, leading to subsidies, hunger, and potential unrest while threatening American leadership and ERP aims.
A humorous column reflects on a routine rest period between Friday and Monday tied to the Country Squire, contrasting quiet town life with a burst of activity. The piece then shifts to international affairs, praising Sir Oliver Franks and urging renewed British American cooperation to avert UN collapse and preserve peace in a widening crisis.
A Polk Street professor recalls driving his daughter amid constant screams and near misses. He jokes the thrill comes from a new dress or a waving acquaintance, while fearing the car door may fly open and end in tragedy. He laments the stress of parenting behind the wheel as the passenger grips the back and leans on the door.
A compact listing of crossword hints labeled horizontal and vertical across numbers. Clues include terms like Pictured US Senator Indolent Interstices Plant part Only Portal Pertinent Flow Operate Note of scale and more, with many entries such as Anent Anxious Digs Bunting Kind of creed Most compact Had effect and others.
You have accepted a wedding invitation and must observe proper conduct. Arrive on time and follow the usher to a suitable pew, avoiding reserved front seats. Keep conversations quiet, follow the service pace, and greet the couple and bridal party politely during the receiving line.
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