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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1947
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe News lists publication details including editors and managers, contact lines, and subscription rates. It states two papers published in connection with The Amarillo Daily News, with pricing for Daily and Sunday, Globe and News, and Sunday only options.
The Globe outlines a plank by plank agenda for Amarillo including revising the city charter to broaden representation and tax flexibility, building a coliseum and sports arena, expanding parks and water studies, improving traffic control, downtown cleanup, hospital expansion, and upgrading English Field into an air terminal, plus support for culture and education.
The article compares Bulgarian Premier Georgi Dimitrov's direct style with Stalin Molotov and other Soviet voices. Dimitrov pledges no suppression of opposition yet warns loyal opposition and promises peace while threatening jail for those who stand in the way. It notes potential echo among puppet leaders in Austria and western Germany and asks what the US will do.
Ed Kennedy, famed Associated Press correspondent, replies to Bill Cunningham about the German surrender and his wartime reporting. He explains Russian influence on secrecy, recounts SHAPE and German announcements, and notes his restoration of war correspondent credentials plus a theater ribbon for patriotic service.
George E. Sokolsky argues the United States has enjoyed a bipartisan foreign policy since 1944 with Dewey Dulles and Hull steering it. He warns that domestic issues and the Marshall Plan threaten unity and foresee the 1948 campaign centering on foreign affairs with Teheran Yalta and Potsdam as context. The piece notes San Juan Puerto Rico founded in 1510.
A mail truck pauses for a man in blue serge as a storyteller recalls Jim Lacey. The narrator recounts Jim’s shocking tricks, wartime mischief, and a haunting hangings joke that ends with Ben Morton losing both arms at Anzio.
A compact listing of crossword puzzle clues across horizontal and vertical sections. It includes numbered entries such as 1 across 4 across and 1 down 2 down with associated clue phrases like pictured actor plays cowboy rules out wire measure and many more across both orientations.
A first person reflection on why people get into trouble. The speaker cites two main causes: not knowing what to do or say at the right moment and others failing to keep promises. He notes that ignorance and unreliable people both lead to consequences like lost time, work, friends, and opportunities.
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