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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1951
Page
15
An Argentine sailor robbed of his passport in a French port endures 14 months of legal limbo across Europe. He is moved between nations until Americans in Germany help secure a Swiss birth certificate, restoring his status as a man with a country.
New York City civil defense officials weigh labeling crosstown subway tunnels as A bomb shelters citing decades of use and daily morning and evening crowds. The tunnels have proven themselves in two drills daily, illustrating practical shelter potential amid Manhattan traffic.
George E. Sokolsky discusses Dr. James W. Fifield Jr and a 56 founder group proposing a national religious Fourth of July festival. Bells toll at noon, sermons on freedom under God, and reading of the Declaration of Independence. He urges awakening patriotic faith and cites its spiritual core in the Declaration and founders.
Quotation from atomic scientist Norris Brapsury stresses urgency to seek time and avoid the next war by steering away from catastrophic preparations and global catastrophe.
Management urges labor to trust free enterprise over state solvable in enterprise. Experts warn machine displacement demands reevaluation of work and leisure. Noted quotes from G A Price MIT Prof Wiener and Memphis editor Meeman frame liberal ideals and societal drift. A biblical proverb closes the fragment.
Stewart Alsop analyzes Sen. Joe McCarthy's plan to attack Defense Secretary George Marshall, the Democratic leadership's counterstrategy, and the broader fallout from Gen. Douglas MacArthur's dismissal. The piece weighs McCarthy's rhetoric against the Truman administration’s political fortunes and Taft's potential stance.
The piece cites Er nest Groves on sociability and mate selection, Darwin and Montague on cooperation as vital, and Ashley Montague's Fourth R concept. It notes schools should teach cooperation to defend against Communism. Mangus discusses how childhood fears shape adult life and achievement.
A humorous confession from a Polk Street writer about a letter from a reader who dislikes his remarks about his wife. He admits wife handles household arguments, jokes about payment for his writing, and vows to love and defend his spouse, hoping readers support those who defend her.
National Banner crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. Includes references to flags nations states and assorted wordplay elements with many garbled or misspelled terms. Contains tricky definitions like organ of hearing and symbols for elements and countries.
Tourists can ascend to the 4,872 foot Whiteface mountain via a modern electric lift that traverses the granite heart of the mountain. The new lift provides a scenic ride through the Adirondacks to the summit.
Readers submit questions about teen issues and parental guidance. Answers stress balancing privacy with family trust and the value of parental experience in dating choices. The column invites letters and includes a stamp self addressed envelope for responses.
Rep Burdick of North Dakota argues there is no shortage of candidates and the current pay of 12,500 dollars plus a 2,500 expense allowance should not rise. He notes 200,000 of North Dakota's 620,000 population would likely enter Congress at current rates. Persistent talk of raising pay follows 1946 reforms, with 25,000 dollars a common private figure, but no action expected this session.
Miss Carol Jeanne Singer daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo E Singer residing 2005 Travis Denton enrolls in summer school at Texas State College for Women Denton She is Amarillo High School graduate and a sophomore general major at TSCW after attending Texas Technological College Plankton refers to tiny life forms among Earth's largest creatures whales
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