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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1950
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe and News outlines publication schedule and pricing figures. It lists edition notes, staff titles, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including monthly, quarterly, and annual terms.
Billy Rose proclaims no French champagne will be sold tonight at his New York club as patrons must settle for domestic fizzwater. He cites pressure from French wine interests and the French Communist press campaign against Coca Cola and Coca-Cola branding.
Paul Gallico riffs on tax woes and Election Day gloom before pivoting to Coca Cola in postwar controversy. He feigns cheer while mocking politicians and contrasts American products with France's anti Coca Cola campaign. The piece blends humor with sharp European economic politics and a boycott stance.
Advice for girls on showing honest interest to a boy you like. Be enthusiastic, friendly, and supportive. Invite him to parties, compliment sincerely, and avoid flashy lines or clingy chasing. Focus on cordial, natural interactions with someone you meet regularly.
A nightclub owner condemns an idiotic ban on their home product and urges liquor stores hotels restaurants and other night clubs nationwide to follow suit by signaling support through wires or letters.
Erich Brandeis critiques public apathy toward politics and defends civic engagement. He cites Sokolsky and Lincoln, warns that partisan detachment harms daily life, and stresses citizens’ power to elect or oust officials as essential to American ideals.
Dr. Murray Banks urges making the most of what you have in a daily moral lesson. He cites a ring profiteering tale to illustrate risk, greed, and persistence, then recounts the bumble bee paradox to urge optimism and grit in pursuing success.
The passage quotes figures from politics and religion warning that ignorance and excessive reliance on federal security threaten American freedom. It stresses local responsibility, strong defenses, and accountability as core governance and law enforcement principles.
A speaker on Polk Street laments rising war talk and advancing arms while fearing America may head toward a clash with Russia. He notes media fear, government policy shifts, and public preparedness measures as worrisome signs for the future, with local readers barred from full international insight.
A cryptic style list presents across and down clues for a word puzzle. Across items include entries like flag, 13, small devil, slope, pedal digit, note of so, paradise, and more. Down clues cover imprisoned, armed fleet, burst, while, bird's home, Persia, dispatched, musical instrument, and other entries.
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