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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1948
Page
14
A damaged OCR snippet shows pricing for daily and Sunday editions of the Amarillo Globe and News, including monthly and yearly rates. It lists inexact figures and terms like prepaid subscriptions, with unclear department references and no clear story.
Federal Judge Ben Moore finds the law’s ban on election editorials interferes with the First Amendment and the public’s right to informed views. He notes the decision does not attack the law’s authors, just its constitutional reach, and urges careful reform over wholesale repeal.
Dorothy Thompson argues that Henry Wallace and a split Democratic left risk aiding Communists. She warns Americans against following a recurring European tactic that weakens the dominant left and strengthens conservatives. The column cites Wallace as a false messiah and labels him a red herring, with Arnold urging peace to avoid future wars.
A nostalgic portrait of Josie De Mott Robinson, famed bareback rider and circus legend. The piece recalls her early debut, era-spanning career, and resilience through injuries and a turbulent marriage with Charles Robinson, highlighting her enduring draw at Barnum Circus and in Paterson.
Walter Lippmann argues the United States must assume full unilateral power promptly under Marshall, Forrestal, and the Chief of Staff to shape grand strategy. He warns complacent appeasement risks, urges balanced force, and stresses preventing war while maintaining decisive military and diplomatic capabilities.
Polk Street Professor recounts a barber experience in Atlantic City. He pays a dollar fifty for a haircut including brows, but the shave lacks a shine. He quarrels with the barber after borrowing scissors and trimming his own ears, ending with the realization that visiting the shop was the mistake.
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Four thousand New York area high school students gathered March 6 at the Waldorf Astoria for the third annual New York Herald Tribune Forum of High Schools. The theme was Problems of Europe in the World We Want with panels presenting diverse views on world needs and teenage responsibility. Gerald Walpin urged replacing live and let live with live and help live, emphasizing action such as giving money and food on a world scale.
A piece from Artists and Writers Service in Westport Conn urges youths to volunteer locally. It suggests assisting charity groups, serving as playground workers, and helping in classes by cooking or sewing. The message emphasizes daily acts of support for schoolmates, teachers, friends, and relatives.
A vivid account recalls the Hippodrome act featuring a towering 6 foot performer dubbed the biggest in circusdom. The narrative follows her journey with the troupe to Fort Worth where the author presented a show titled Jumbo.
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