Amarillo Globe Publisher and Policy Statement
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Old Man Weather Sparks Texas Wind and Tornado Talk
A Texas weather feature discusses hail in Abilene and 120 mph winds in Amarillo. It recalls historic twisters, notes tornadoes occur nationwide, and argues weather should be left to natural forces and divine discretion.
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Honolulu Conference and War Plans Critique in 1944
George E. Sokolsky argues the 1944 Honolulu talks shaped the Pacific War strategy toward starving Japan into surrender. He contends Roosevelt undeservedly aided Soviet entry into Far Eastern warfare, while MacArthur warned against Soviet pressures in China and Korea.
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Voices on liberty and production and political leadership
A collection of quoted opinions from leaders and thinkers criticizing union power, social control in wartime, and the risks to individual freedoms. Figures cited include G A Price Westinghouse, Prof Norpent Weiner, Edward J Eeman, Bernard Baruch, and Oscar R Bwine.
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Anglo American mess imperils Western alliance
Joseph Alsop surveys Brexit era strain as Anglo American friction worsens in Middle East and NATO talks. He notes Turkish rejection of British command, Greek and Turkish NATO admission debates, and Mediterranean command tensions. He argues renewed frankness and U S leadership can restore unity and avert alliance at risk.
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Mind and body myths in popular psychology noted
In a syndicated column, Dr Albert Wiggam cites experts who warn heavy petting destroys judgment and can blur love with infatuation, while Dr Anna Stephens cautions marriage cannot run on physical passion alone. The piece also questions character readings by appearance and body measurements, and notes domestic fatigue among housewives.
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Polk Street Professor Scrapbook
A collage of casual observations and homely anecdotes. The writer riffs on mosquitoes, horse lore, radio humor, fish cleaning tips, local business news, and reflections on modern life from Amarillo. The piece blends nostalgia with wary social commentary on speed and progress.
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Don McNeill
CROSSWORD PUZZLE AND OBITUARY NOTES FROM TUSCOLA PAGE
A mixed puzzle and obituary item notes a crossword with many across and down clues including references to emcee, neon, Georgia capital, and other terms. The obituary announces the death of Samuel Scott Burres, 71, who died of a heart attack and whose funeral arrangements were being made at Green funeral home in Tuscola.
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Beware Hunches Misleading In Bridge By Oswald Jacoby
In this NEA Service column Jacoby cautions against decision making by hunches at the bridge table. He presents a hand where South’s instinct failed and then shows the optimal line to secure four notrumps via careful timing of finesses and ruffs.
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Enduring Faith in Public Servants Amid Suspicions
Eleanor Roosevelt argues against overreacting to investigations and leaks, warning that mistrust at home risks undermining America’s image abroad. She urges faith in public servants across parties, stresses the need for sober accountability, and cautions that hostile rhetoric may invite Soviet manipulation.
Miami Parking Meters Operated on Cooperative Basis
In Miami, meters are installed on a cooperative parking lot project. The city leases land from an owner, paves it and operates the lot. The city pays the owner 35 percent of meter revenue and absorbs the property tax.
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