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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1950
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe News announces publisher and staff roles with contact and subscription rates. It lists The Globe News Publishing Co. in Amarillo, Texas, and provides 1 year and short-term pricing for daily and Sunday editions, including carrier and mail options.
The piece recalls Dr Bramlett in Cumming Georgia asking in an ad for patient debts to fund needed surgery. Readers question sincerity and argue money demands strain doctor patient trust. The writer laments ungrateful responses from people who request help then forget the giver.
Dr Murray Banks argues that society overemphasizes looks in choosing mates harming women and men alike. He cites jokes about crooked tastes and a tale of a blind date with an unattractive partner. He notes a rise in marriage brokers used mainly by women seeking attractive spouses.
A compilation of quotes from figures like Paul G Horr, Thomas J. Watson, Luke 21 15 and Genesis 3 6 plus remarks from Gen Herr Von Berg and others. They discuss stepping toward home, divine guidance, and fears of a second world war plus criticism of Democratic foreign policy.
Billy Rose plans a 30 day trip to revisit three former sweethearts Mollie Midway in San Diego and California fairgrounds, June Moon in New York and Hollywood, and Eleanor in Mt. Kisco while writing new songs. He will also meet old friends Harry Ruby Groucho Marx and Joe Schenck and look for inspiration amid travel and nightlife.
George E. Sokolsky reflects on the 1946 minority views of the Pearl Harbor investigation noting incomplete records cross examination gaps and haste of the Roberts Commission. He cites secrecy over intercepted Japanese traffic and warns that records vanish with time.
Polly Parrott of Trinity Portland Cement becomes frank and gruff in a fishing boat. He critiques boat handling and bait choices, yells at the author, and nearly paddles him out of the boat. Despite the tirade, Polly remains a skilled angler who loves to recount Boys Ranch supporters and their names.
A crossword grid lists across and down clues for a themed puzzle. Horizontal clues include instruments, emotions, articles, and cultural terms, while vertical clues cover philosophers, body parts, weather, rivers, and kinship terms. The puzzle features standard cross-referencing to yield a connected set of common words and proper nouns.
A teenage column advises senior high schoolers on dating pace and choosing when to go steady. It argues flexibility over locking into one partner, noting delays can help students focus on studies and identify true preference. It suggests enjoying varied social outings before committing.
A narrator muses on not taking a baby out dancing and dedicating a sabbatical to roaming with his wife, noting she’ll wear the shoes he has spent four months working for, then thanks a friend before trailing off.
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