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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1947
Page
10
Page from The Globe News Publishing Co in Amarillo details publication notes and subscription rates. It lists founders and officers including GENF HOWE WESLEY IZZARD PAUL ALLINGHAM GRADY CAMP, with rates for daily and Sunday editions and carrier options. The notice indicates morning Sunday publication and post office classifications.
The Globe outlines a 13 plank platform for Amarillo including city services growth tax limits expansion and improved infrastructure. Proposals cover traffic control park expansion water supply hospitals industries and supporting culture libraries and education. The editor notes a weekly $10 prize for the best letter on a plank with a Saturday noon deadline.
A column gathers voices from Indiana to Minnesota and Washington on creating new national holidays from Grandmothers Day to Freedom Day and Patriot’s Day. It includes quips by Rep Earl Wilson and Dr Vannevar Bush, plus anecdotes about education, patents, and the role of streamlining in daily life.
In a King Features Syndicate piece from 1947 the author argues that parents should comfort children during failures rather than offer praise for successes. A Westport high school survey finds youths crave trust and frank talk about issues including sex, warning that excessive scolding fuels delinquency.
Walter Lippmann argues for a concrete policy with clear objectives toward the Soviet Union. He advocates defining aims beyond vague containment, using naval shows of force and Turkey as a case study to deter expansion while pursuing a negotiated settlement. He warns against transforming policy into crusade and stresses verifiable goals to limit Soviet power.
An old man recalls a Chinese folk tale told by his nurse about a son who, after his father dies, marries a weary wife and buys a miraculous mirror. The device shows the youth his youthful father, not the aged man he lost, prompting a pivotal moment in their strained household.
A herdsman hides a shiny likeness of a father in his hut. His wife suspects infidelity after seeing the object with a carved frame. The Ancient Saintly Man judges that the image is old and tired and advises the couple to reconcile. The old man remains with the temple and lives out his days.
The list shows a crossword puzzle with horizontal clues including items such as Pictured U. S. senator and Beverage, plus vertical clues like Peaceful and God of love. It mixes spelled variants and apparent garbled entries, suggesting a partially readable puzzle page with several long entries and several broken words.
A brief reflection on a hungry infant seen on a bus and the future hungers that money cannot buy. The speaker remarks that food can satisfy the stomach, but deeper needs of mind and heart evolve with age, including power and love, which may remain unsatisfiable.
In a March 28 dispatch the article notes that with strong guaranties the United States would allow Greece liberty of action to resolve its civil strife through political means rather than civil war, while cautioning against entanglement as events unfold.
The text warns that Soviet satellite pressure in the Balkans could lead to loss of Macedonia and Greek dismemberment. It calls for a firm notice in Belgrade Sofia and Moscow that any attempt to exploit Greece’s weakness will be unfriendly and that a Greek Tito seizure of power would trigger military measures including blockade and severance of…
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