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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1951

Page

18

Amarillo Globe masthead and subscription policy note

The Amarillo Globe publisher details, editors, and staff roles are listed along with subscription rates for home delivery by carrier and mail beyond 150 miles. It notes independent Democratic editorial stance and information on post office matter classification and printing, dating from February 20, 1924.

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What the Russian Said on Korea and Chinese Aid

General of the Army MacArthur warned of a stalemate in Korea while a Russian diplomat suggested China and the Soviet Union could overcome airpower deficits with outside help. The interview notes that Moscow and Beijing planned to keep Americans from Korea and would intervene if US forces crossed into China or Siberia.

MacArthur Korea Soviet Union Russia China Allel Siberian North Korea South Korea Mao Tse-tung Stalin Mao Moscow Manchuria Red Army Kremlin Asia NY Tribune Inc

Let's Explore Your Mind by Albert Wiggam 1951 column

In this Wiggam column the author discusses public interest in sensational front pages versus comics, notes readers’ appetite for crime and disaster stories, and argues science should serve spiritual happiness. He cites Einstein and a psychologist Morgan to illustrate how questions reveal minds and criticizes reckless progress.

Russia Einstein Hitler John J. B. Morgan John F. Dille Co

West Leads Spades To Set Contract In Bridge Column

In a NEA Service bridge note Oswald Jacoby explains a careful opening lead. West reasons East is short in spades after a no trump auction and chooses the ace of spades to force ruffs for his partner. The defense wins two spade ruffs and defeats the contract.

Oswald Jacoby NEA West South East

Crossword Puzzle 1 6 Depicted cinema performer

Crossword puzzle clues list across and down with many entries for various words including depicted cinema performer insert perusers peer gynts horizontal and vertical hints covering verbs nouns adjectives and common crossword terms. The puzzle seeks solution words for clues such as Employ island of France Aleutian island silkworm and many more including names like Peer Gynt and roles like bullfighter and monked numeric and directional hints.

NIH funds study on infant deaths from accidental suffocation

The National Institutes of Health has allotted 40,122 for a study into unexplained infant deaths among healthy babies. About 1,600 infants under one year die yearly from what is diagnosed as accidental mechanical suffocation. Dr. Sidney Farber of Harvard Medical School will direct the study at Children’s Medical Center in Boston.

Amarillo Globe Amarillo Texas National Institutes of Health US Public Health Service Sidney Farber Harvard Medical School Children’s Medical Center Boston

Bridge Hand and Auction Notes Incomplete

A fragment from a bridge puzzle or hand description shows players labeled EAST and WEST with card sequences such as 4AQ98 and 9AQ5. The text includes scattered letters and numbers, likely a partial deal description or bidding notes without a complete solution or context.

Diamonds Endgame in a Sharp Bridge Card Play

In a bridge analysis, West could have shifted to spades to capture the ace and give his partner one ruff, but that would end the party. Declarer would still take the remaining tricks, sealing the result.

West Declarer

Sudden Death of Babies Studied

Washington March 13 government funds a study into the cause of sudden and unexplained infant deaths. Researchers will examine environmental factors and medical history to identify potential risk patterns and preventive measures.

Washington

Adam's Home Place and the Garden of Eden Reflections

A satirical column links Middle East strife to the Iran crisis and Western leaders. It parodies biblical figures Adam Eve Noah and references oil politics and Communist tensions, arguing the region remains volatile and fools are repeating old errors.

Middle East Iran MacArthur Garden of Eden Iraq-Iran Adam Eve Cain Land of Nod Noah

A License to Smear by George E Sokolsky

George E Sokolsky argues post midnight radio commentators lack qualifications and accountability. He urges permanent audio records of all broadcasts and legal access for those slandered, noting newspapers preserve prints while radio often does not. He critiques stations for evading responsibility and cites widespread misuse in entertaining venues.

FCC King Features Syndicate

Quotes on faith, education, and world power from early Cold War speakers

A collection of statements from Dr Truman Dovetas Prime Minister Sidney Houiano General George Kenney and Dr T K Beck plus radio host Lion Levine exploring faith in public education, strategic deterrence and political dichotomy. The snippets reflect concerns about atheism global surveillance and the balance of left and right in debate.

Truman B. Dovetas Congregational Christian Churches Lion Levine Sahm

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