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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1947
Page
11
Community items list visits moves births birthdays and arrivals. Sharon Adams of 2108 Pierce hosts family friends while James O Gulerie’s San Antonio trip is noted. The column lists hospital news spring decor and local travels with multiple addresses and households referenced.
A social note lists recent visitors to Mrs. W. C. Meharg of 708 Georgia including sister in law Mrs. W. C. Brickell and her daughter Mrs. Raymond Moir and her son Dickie of Waxahachie. Also noted is Meharg’s visit with Belford Gentry and Colleen in Chickasha Oklahoma.
Lippmann argues for shrinking Soviet military presence in Central Europe by evacuating Austria Hungary and Romania. He warns against artificial Communist strength and calls for a German political system to prevent Germany from becoming a dominant power aligned against the West. He notes that democracy in Eastern Europe may take time but would ease Soviet pressure.
Dick Turner argues for a centrally governed Germany to be rejected in favor of genuine decentralization. He calls for guarantees to Turkey and Greece, warning to the Balkans and Moscow, evacuation of Red Army from Eastern Europe, and a German constitution distributing sovereignty among states as groundwork for European economic reconstruction.
Stanford associate professor Dr Walter Vincent Kaulfers left Amarillo for Phoenix to lead a grammar clinic on Modern Techniques of Teaching Grammar. The session at Amarillo Senior High drew about 45 English instructors and featured a demonstration with students. He spokes of a cross country tour under National Council of English Teachers and National Federation of Modern Languages. He noted 20000 Chinese syllabic characters with 500 in common use.
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