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The Globe Platform for Amarillo Citizens' Planks
The Amarillo Globe outlines a 13 point platform including revise the city charter to broaden representation and allow expansion, build a coliseum and new city hall, upgrade traffic control, clean downtown, improve sports facilities, expand parks and a municipal pool, study permanent water supply, add hospital facilities, make English Field an air terminal, encourage small industry, and boost cultural welfare programs with library, music, drama, and art support. The paper invites letters up to 500 words with a $10 prize for the best submission by Saturday noon.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Amariio
Amarillo Globe
Movies and Children and the Home as Moral Guide
Dr. Carl Brxper of Cornell LA argues that parental teaching shapes children’s view of films and games more than cinema itself. He urges strict home moral formation, religious precepts, and prudent leisure choices to prevent bad behavior and preserve family life.
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Hollywood
Solomon
Carl Brxper
Cornell LA
Womanpower and exports in Britain's industry scene
Bill Cunningham surveys Manchester and its major firms like Dunlop and British Celanese, arguing that women power the home front and that exports require real demand. He criticizes management for failing to plan, noting workers' optimism and bosses’ confusion in a shifting postwar economy.
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Manchester
England
Dunlop Rubber
J&p Coats
Crosses
Heaton
Manchester Collieries
United Cattle Products
Imperial Chemical
Britain
Billy Rose asks Marshall to admit 25,000 European orphans
In a letter to General Marshall and the State Department, Billy Rose urges admitting 25 000 war orphans from DP camps to the United States outside the quota. He notes vast adoption interest in the states and cites bills S 830 and H 2446 backed by Ives and Javits, proposing bonded adoptions.
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George C. Marshall
State Department
Washington, DC
Europe
Landsberg
Germany
Congress
Ives
Javits
Ole Massa Marshall
Santa Claus
Logical implications of the Truman Doctrine drive Germany role
George E. Sokolsky argues the Truman Doctrine commits the United States to oppose Communism and imperial Russia while risking a weak application that avoids shaping Germany. He contends Germany’s strength is essential to defeating Soviet plans, warning that neglecting this logic endangers civilization and U.S. political prospects in 1948.
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Washington
Russia
Congress
Germany
Japan
Stalin
Hungary
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Dimitrov
Bulgaria
Europe
Poland
Asia
Teutonic Knights
Britain
Danube
Mittleuropa
English Channel
Austria
New York City
King Features, Syn., Inc
Polk Street Professor Plays Deaf Joke on Tim in San Antonio
A narrator recounts a day in San Antonio with Joe Killough and Timothy Clare. Joe plans a prank by making Tim speak loudly to a deaf person, causing laughs at Tim’s expense. The narrator hopes the prank goes well but fears Tim’s reaction when the truth emerges.
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San Antonio
Millers
Joske’s
Joe Killough
Timothy Clare
Tim
Joe
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Feature
crossword puzzle horizontal and vertical clues list including terms for picture president of Brooklyn Dodgers and various word bank items. The page presents a mixed grid of recognizable definitions such as celestial terms pronouns and common adjectives along with antiquated spellings and partial answers.
Mackie 58 Dies at Northwest Texas Hospital
William L. Mackie a Panhandle farmer and rancher died at 10 p.m. in Northwest Texas Hospital after a heart ailment. A Spearman resident, he was born June 11 1889 in Caldwell County North Carolina and moved to the Panhandle in 1920. He leaves his widow and nine daughters and two sons. The body lies at Boxwell Brothers Chapel.
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Panhandle
William L. Mackie
Northwest Texas Hospital
Spearman
Mr. Mackie
North Carolina
Caldwell County
Pampa
Mackie
Methodist Church
Harriett Mackie
Albert L. Mackie
Glenn Mackie
J. E. Haden
Perryton
C. W. Dawson
A. F. Gorman
Fred Womble
Grover
O. J. Hoel
Texhoma
Okla
E. D. Clemment, Jr
Edward Ogle
Borger
Margie
Joan Mackie
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Mrs Nell Eades Thanks Unknown Benefactor
Mrs Nell Eades of 808 Washington thanked an unknown benefactor yesterday after losing a billfold last Tuesday in Ellwood Park containing about $5 and her driver’s license and identification papers. Efforts to locate the billfold were unsuccessful. Yesterday the billfold was re-
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Nell Eades
Washington
Mysterious Mail Bundle Carried Hidden Contents
A mailing package arrived with its entire contents intact but without any clue to the finder’s identity. Local authorities are investigating the anonymous delivery and its possible significance to an unresolved case.
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