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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1950
Page
18
Dr Hyman estimates 100000 general practitioners could identify at least one incipient cancer case yearly. With a 50 percent chance to cure in early stages, about 50000 lives might be saved annually by local doctors or specialists. The plan, though undramatic, aims for a national campaign to bring early detection to every rural and urban area.
A columnist reflects on Alfred S. Black of Hattiesburg Mississippi and the Black Stevenson Foundation funds aimed at cancer care. The letter mentions a prior visit, a column urging ideas to use a 2 000 000 endowment, and reception of 4 000 letters from readers including notable medical figures. The tone is introspective about public engagement and fundraising impact.
Stewart Alsop critiques Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson for shifting from real cuts to “economy” while bolstering hardware. The piece argues Johnson’s moves threaten U.S. military posture, citing Vinson’s rebuke and calls for public accountability as Johnson pursues stealth increases.
Polk Street professor Buck Long hosts his 96 year old grandfather Charles Wallington of Hot Springs New Mexico a retired Santa Fe Railway conductor. Wallington moved to New Mexico to die at 17 after a tuberculosis diagnosis and was refused life insurance 61 years ago. He is sharp and active saying he never uses a soft drink or takes a dance partner and rises from a chair without using arms. A 32nd degree Mason for 52 years he still sleeps in glasses bought in 1906 and recalls Jesse James being killed by someone else.
A scanned newspaper crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. The page fragment includes theme hints like NUMOTR and FREEZING but the readable portion lists numbered clues and partial entries for chemical suffix, measurements, mythic god, birds, places, verbs, and more.
The Amarillo Globe News announces staff roles led by Gene Howe and Wesley Izard with Grady Camp as business manager. Subscription rates listed prepaid: Daily and Sunday five dollar ranges, Globe and News options including weekly and monthly plans, with rates for 1 year, six months, and 3 months.
A 1950 King Features column condemns rising car deaths since 1907 and warns a millionth auto fatality will be celebrated, criticizing speed culture, drunken driving, road design, and lax enforcement while urging restraint and safer roads. The piece laments national recklessness and contrasts war losses with road tragedies.
Dr Murray Banks offers a life guidance piece urging readers to drop limiting mind sets and embrace optimism. Loretta’s story shows how a hidden insecurity tied to a black umbrella kept her unseen until a doctor’s gentle challenge revealed she was not being watched by others, freeing her from the burden. A daily humor note ends the column with a cheerful quip about optimism.
A collection of quotes from Gov. Dewey, Grover Carafa, Jessup, Sen. Wuerry, and AFL leaders reflects sharp partisan concerns over policy directions. The statements touch on economic plans, peace with Japan, presidential performance, internal threats to freedoms, and labor union affiliations. The chorus calls for strong national guidance amidst perilous times.
General Dwientz D Etsen warns that ongoing submarine initiatives carry uncertain risks with potential safety and strategic implications for naval programs and national security. He notes the need for rigorous oversight and cautious advancement.
Elinor Williams offers basic dating manners for teens detailing how to behave to make a good impression. Advice covers punctuality, opening doors, arranging plans, paying share, respectful greetings, seating etiquette, dancing with the hostess, grooming, and handling questions about skin care.
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