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The Amarillo Globe schedule, masthead, and pricing: Evening and Sunday editions with carrier and mail rates for within and beyond 150 miles, plus notes on publication days and independence as a Democratic newspaper.
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Murfreesboro Welcome for Jean MacArthur Sparks Civil War Reflections
In Murfreesboro Tennessee locals react to Jean MacArthur widow of a soldier and wife to a general, viewing her reception as social and civic with hints that Civil War era prejudices may be softening. The piece notes Yankee General MacArthur’s Milwaukee roots and mixed local sentiment about Northern generals. Jean MacArthur enjoys the spotlight amid nostalgia and controversy.
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A Strategic Bargain in Turkish Security
Joseph Alsop argues the United States must quickly solidify a Turkish alliance or similar pact. He notes Turkey’s 25 divisions, vital air bases, and strategic location near Yugoslavia, warning Washington’s delay risks losing a major bargaining chance and provoking armed independence if war looms.
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The President and the Courts in Early U S History
George E. Sokolsky discusses Judge Bennett Champ Clark's critique of presidential influence on litigation in the Dollar Line case. He praises Clark for defending judicial independence, notes limits on presidential power, and references constitutional design, lifetime judgeships, and the two term tradition.
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Sawyer
Bennett Champ Clark
United States
Clark
Polk Street Professor On Crossing Eighth Street
A first person reminiscence likens crossing Eighth Street to Russian roulette noting daily traffic hazards. The author recalls near misses with drivers, pedestrians, and roadside stalls, praising street fixes on Eighth while acknowledging the need for caution and patience during morning commutes.
Checks and Balances Protect Government From Power Abuse
The article argues that without checks and balances the executive could become tyrannical. It critiques censorship by the President and the Defense Department limiting testimony of military officers including high ranks. It notes constitutional limits with five elected federal officials and mentions court power over presidential acts. It concludes with a reflection on the moon as a poor mirror reflecting only seven percent of sunlight.
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Omar Bradley
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Wedemeyer
Ridgway
United States
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Senate
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Your Horoscope for May 1 Daily guidance from Stella
Stella outlines personality traits and cautions for born May 1, noting strong planning, steady work, and emotional impulses. It warns against hasty marriage and urges finding a mental equal and compatible partner. It also addresses fears of cats, animal preferences, and urges introspection for easier problem solving.
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Stella
Leo
Let’s Explore Your Mind by Dr Wiggam Aged Psychology
Dr Wiggam presents three short items from 1951 on mind and behavior. Women improve social judgments after closer acquaintance, mothers nag less with cooperative help, and vocabulary tests show little difference between ages 40–49 and 70–79, suggesting vocabulary can improve at any life stage.
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Sylvia Ackelsberg
Charlotte Fox
John F. Dille
Arthur MacArthur Favors West Point
13 year old Arthur MacArthur, son of General Douglas MacArthur, expressed enthusiasm for an appointment to West Point during his visit to Murfreesboro Tennessee for Mrs. MacArthur Day ceremonies at the general's former wife’s home with his parents.
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West Point
Douglas MacArthur
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Mrs. MacArthur
Agile Elephants On Summit Peak In Sri Lanka Report
A note highlights agile elephants whose tracks have been found on Adam's Peak in Celyon, a climb challenging for humans. The blurb urges focus on extra work and careful study of working procedures, warning against nonessentials and promoting personal interests.
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ARIES
Adam’s Peak
Celyon
Plane with stuck undercarriage circles Shannon Airport
A trans-Atlantic Pan American Strato cruiser with 66 passengers including entertainer Danny Kaye circled Shannon Airport for about 45 minutes today due to a stuck undercarriage. The pilot finally lowered the wheels and the plane landed safely. Kaye continues to London for a stage engagement.
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Ireland
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London
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