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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1950
Page
22
The Amarillo Globe News notes its connection to The Amarillo Daily News and lists publication details including editors, executives, and contact information. It provides subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and combination editions with yearly and shorter-term prices.
A Sunday drive to Hyde Park near the Roosevelt grave turns into a tour of the F D Roosevelt Home and Library site. Crowds line the road, signs direct visitors, and a drive in theater billboard stands nearby as pilgrims reflect on the late president.
A Dr. Murray Banks era talk blends cheerful life outlook with humor and faith. It cites an incurable optimist, a circus visit inspiring empathy for the deaf and blind, and cautions about marital happiness. Biblical quotes frame courage, fear, and prayer as daily life tools.
The narrator recounts childhood in the lower East Side during Taft's presidency and a coal heavy era. He jokes about city life, a theater, and a ward detective from the East River tugboat terminal. The reminiscence hints at a harsher climate and a simple four room railroad flat.
George E. Sokolsky laments dumping by foreign governments harming U S chinaware and pottery. He cites wage disparities and weak tariffs, notes many small plants shuttered postwar, and criticizes U S officials for favoring foreign labels and imports over American quality.
A first person reminiscence sets a harsh urban memory of winter coal thefts under low coal prices. The narrator recalls swiping coal near the Manhattan Bridge tugboat yard, outwitting a yard detective, and a cold encounter with a police officer who questions childhood hardship and family poverty.
A nostalgic column laments snobbery toward clothing and touts dressing in good taste to avoid ridicule. The writer recalls social nudges against showy outfits, notes playful anecdotes about fashion quirks, and urges readers to maintain conventional attire when venturing into public life.
Crossword puzzle solution clues list with horizontal and vertical entries from 56 to 57 across and 18 to 55 down. Items include animal fat myself transpose medical suffix pronoun us made vocal music and more, providing a complete fill for the day’s grid.
Bill Galloway, an instructor, is astonished when a student claims more flying time. it turns out the time was logged as a passenger, not a pilot. Also, Chicago pedestrian deaths in 1949 are projected at 9,450, down 400 from 1948 per AAA.
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