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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
10
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Charles O. Hardy, head of the joint committee on the economic report, now backs the majority view that no disaster looms for the economy in the next years. He cites 1947 as showpiece of high prosperity with record employment production housing and expenditures. He notes inflation helped the economy mid period and questions when the inflationary middle begins.
A long column contrasts Internationalists and Isolationists in American policy, arguing both sides are patriotic. It cites figures like Wendell Willkie and George Marshall, debates on world peace and prosperity, and warns of consequences if misjudged.
A reflective piece arguing the so called New Philosophy places rail employee interests over public service. It muses that politicians and educators chase permanent jobs, while taxpayers bear the tax burden and citizens’ moral guidance is left to families.
Walter Lippmann argues the Republican majority is fragile and not durable enough for long races. He analyzes past electoral shifts, cautions on nominees like Taft Bricker and Dewey, and suggests a Vandenberg Dewey Warren ticket would best stabilize support across independents and Roosevelt Democrats.
An elderly professor voices fatigue with city hustle and rushing life. He longs to pause, review his path, and correct potential mistakes before finishing the journey. He questions whether speed blinds him to people and experiences along the way.
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A reader column discusses the pressure of height among teens. Self-consciousness dominates, with anecdotes from a tall girl who dates a shorter guy and asserts that personality and confidence matter more than inches.
Randy Leah a great Dane set a record as her first litter totaling 16 puppies born by Caesarian section. The litter believed third largest ever registered with the American Kennel Club valued at 2400 dollars or 150 dollars per puppy. THURSDAY JUNE 24 1948. REGISTER FOR AIR RACES DALLAS MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION register for air races to be held July 4 Miss Vida Foster secretary announced yesterday trials set for July 3.
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