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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1948
Page
10
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The Texas Regulars and Southern Democrats grapple with a possible bolt from the party over civil rights and Truman. The piece notes harsh options for Southerners, the unlikely rise of third parties, and Truman's bid to hold Negro and left votes while Republicans court similar blocs.
In New York a writers and actors meeting on censorship drew John Garfield into a controversial remark about staging a mass rally to spite Rep J Parnell s investigation of Hollywood. The comment, reported in the New York Times, sparked calls for a higher standard of discourse and adherence to artistic liberty.
A critical column argues that detained alleged Communist aliens on Ellis Island face due process debates over bail and habeas corpus. It cites Gerhart Eisler and others, claiming mass protests are aimed at undermining American law and constitutional safeguards.
Walter Lippmann discusses how Roosevelt’s wartime role made Truman indispensable as successor. He notes the 1944 Democratic strategy favored Truman over Wallace and Byrnes, arguing party calculations and jitters about a fourth term shaped the line of succession and campaign dynamics.
Paul Gallico relays a Detroit letter from Mrs Pearl Scanlon criticizing the income tax. She jokes about Uncle Sam’s bite and prefers taxation to life under the Russian system, lamenting March 15 when earnings go to Washington.
The piece contrasts historic tax and oppression regimes with modern policy, arguing that peace follows wartime policy and that Truman struggles to define a clear mandate after Roosevelt’s death. It notes the shift from New Deal ideals to political pragmatism amid divided public sentiment and Allied postwar planning.
Lenwood of the Brooklyn YMCA spoke to a Polk Street audience about children. He urged boys learn curiosity, conscientious duties, and get up and go. He cited parenting contrasts and remarked a mother who curses government yet neglects her son’s early routines. The doctor noted the contradiction and avoided provoking the angry mother.
A crossword style clue set lists horizontal and vertical entries with hints for names such as Guthrie Katharine Cornell and various words like cover eat and secure. The puzzle pairs clues to fill a themed grid with classic theatrical terms and biographical names.
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