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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1950

Page

3

Bigger Program To Present Our Side

George Gallup reports a national poll showing 47 percent favor expanding spending to counter Russian propaganda and inform abroad. Among VOA aware respondents 58 percent back greater overseas expenditures, with education level influencing support and a Senate push for a broad broadcast network.

George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion Princeton Truman American Society of Newspaper Editors America United States Voice of America Europe CES Psp Ee Condon Boc Deaverieeccat Senate William Benton Connecticut

Sudden Death for Sentinel of Forest

By Hal Boyle Valletz Orc a somber meditation on two Douglas firs felled on a coastal hill. The essay compares mighty trees to Americans, praising the drive for sun and wealth yet noting the loneliness of decline after loss of light and shade. Some trees have endured for four centuries.

Hal Boyle Valletz Orc God

Two Douglas firs fall in virgin forest cutting men blame fate

In a lumber camp scene a 6 foot figure watches two ancient Douglas firs fall as three loggers wield a power saw and an ax. Workers, paid 25 to 30 dollars daily, sever the trees with precise wedges while philosophy of forest guilt surfaces about the rapid death of long living beings.

D. F. Malan Amarillo

Riots in Alexander Township Leave 13 Natives Dead

In Johannesburg, police restored uneasy peace after protests turned violent. At least 13 natives killed and 24 wounded as riots broke out over a government strike. Casualties await full tally once ruins are searched.

Johannesburg South Africa U.P Alexander Township

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