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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1950
Page
18
The Amarillo Globe and News published evenings with Sunday morning edition, issued as second class matter since February 20 1924. Listed are publishers managers and contact details with subscription rates for daily and Sunday service, Globe and News combined, across carriers and mail.
Erich Brandeis argues for a proposed constitutional change to set the presidential eligibility age at 21 and to cut off office at 45, suggesting youth balance progress and tradition. He cites a Morning Paper editorial praising youthful energy and warns against gloom and fear in government, noting older generations' influence.
Dr. Murray Banks explains how emotions govern behavior and how to control anger. He details the autonomic nervous system in emergencies, the aging of arteries, and the harm of quick temper, urging thoughtful adjustments over confrontation to preserve relationships and well being.
A collage of quotes from Louis St Laurent to Charles Brannan on imports, party accountability, nuclear weapons, UN action, defense spending, and government purchases. The voices urge restraint, global cooperation, and careful budget choices amid tension over mass destruction and market prices.
Billy Rose argues that movies face shrinking audiences and depressed stock values while television gains reach but lacks quality programming. He notes movie stocks trade below half 1946 levels and cites insufficient live talent to fill 300 weekly network shows.
Dorothy Thompson argues the British vote signals a move toward balance and moderation rather than radical change. She notes Labor’s weak plurality, a divided electorate, and a public wary of extremism, with nationalization and welfare policy shaping future confidence in the government.
A columnist riffs on fashion and a Christmas tie, then shifts to proposing a marriage of television and cinema. He argues for film tailored to the small screen and trailers in living rooms to revive box offices, national ad potential, and new TV personalities. He emphasizes practical, studio-driven collaborations between Hollywood and TV.
A columnist argues that exclusive relationships harm social life and momentum. He urges steady daters to maintain friendships of both sexes, noting Hollywood's impact on TV and film, and cautions that isolation dulls individuals and entertainment industries. He cites Paramount’s stake in DuMont and calls for balanced social circles.
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The Dominican Republic agrees to reform its sales tax regime after difficulty in collection. Officials aim to simplify the tax, widen the base, and improve enforcement to raise government revenue and reduce smuggling or evasion. The changes target broader business sectors and consumer purchase rules.
DuMont plans to buy Paramount for 5600000 dollars as a potential hedge against a future with 20 million television sets. The move signals serious ambition to expand their network holdings and influence in broadcasting history.
In Los Angeles on March 1 a former wife of actor Franchot Tone, Jean Wallace, paid a $60 fine for her role in the lace panties affair. The case draws attention to social scandal surrounding her marriage and public appearances.
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