Tyson Cabae 6 Mont Ties Toon
Fragmentary note from Amarillo Globe mentions Tyson and Toon with a six month tie. Details and context are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1948
Page
14
Fragmentary note from Amarillo Globe mentions Tyson and Toon with a six month tie. Details and context are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The National Safety Council warns of increased crash risk as about 30 million vehicles hit the roads for summer holidays. It cites last July’s 2,720 traffic deaths and urges officials and drivers in Texas Panhandle to plan trips, drive with care, and reduce night travel to cut the death toll.
A fragmentary column reflects anxiety over the upcoming Republican convention with talk of a Dewey Taft deal and fears about the party’s nomination. The piece laments a somber national mood as delegates weigh unlikely hopefuls and warns of political instability amid war and economic worries.
A Brooklyn postmarked envelope contains a yellow sheet with a crude racial slur. The author reframes hate mail as a sign of the sender being sick and miserable, revealing a lifelong acquaintance named Alble from Ft. George and reflecting on past reactions.
The reminiscence recalls a boy named George E Sekolsky facing harsh discipline at home and school. A violent incident involved a rock thrown at a relative, leaving blood and a disputed explanation.
A 1948 column alleges an active intelligence linked faction aims to steer the Republican race toward Dwight Eisenhower by pressuring Dewey Taft and Vandenberg while Democrats watch. It notes party maneuvering, possible compromises, and a looming convention clash amid smearing fears.
A colorful, colloquial piece mocks a would be angler who braves a $50 fly rod quest. It details fishing errands, rough journeys for minnows, failed boats, injury risks, and the bite of countless insects, ending with a plea to share a favorite spot.
A compact crossword list presents numbered across and down clues including printing executive factor errors medical act existence near maker roll of names and many more with hints for ancient Greek letters and common terms
A columnist catalogs offensive intimacies to avoid with strangers. The piece urges youths to act their age, refrain from inappropriate touching or crowding, and use language and facial expressions rather than gestures. It cites manners as a sign of maturity and mentions Nev ers and Westport.
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