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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1948
Page
12
The Amarillo Globe and News Tear lists subscription options for air department delivery. Rates include 1 year for 1080 dollars, 6 months for 540, and monthly payments of 9.00 dollars, with weekly and other term rates noted.
The Arab king proclaims an Arab army and hints at absorbing Palestinian lands while urging mediation through the Security Council. Analysts note his ambition strains ties with regional leaders and could enable a compromise preserving Jewish and Arab aims without wider war.
Dorothy Thompson presents Whitman’s Leaves of Grass preface as a beacon for perseverance in liberty against oppression. The piece contrasts cruel forms of servitude with the enduring American ideal, urging steadfast faith, courage, and communal duty despite failures and political pressure.
A feature recounts a Borderline flop, the Dublin Gate Players from Ireland closing at Mansfield Theatre after four weeks. Richard Skinner booted tickets to Irish actors, a pair of Massgoing kids sparked union funding talk, and the troupe hoped for a six month run before leaving for Canada.
Walter Lippmann argues the Republican stance on extending the reciprocal trade agreements act by June 12 as a crucial test of party unity. He notes the act’s renewal history, the 1945 economic cooperation law, and warns that nonrenewal would nullify required international trade agreements and undermine U.S. foreign policy.
A compact column mentions Dean for B. Davis and Anita Goodrich at Amarillo College, plus Mrs. Davis and Marion Miller. It jokes about water softeners, advises on asparagus selection and storage, and features Turner M. Cali known as Red, a former torpedo plane pilot now running Turner-Gilmore Sadale Co. in Fort Worth.
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Sally EEN opines on hospital visiting manners and etiquette. Call ahead to confirm visitor limits, bring only a companion, proceed quietly to the information desk, avoid disturbing other patients, and keep visits brief to about a half hour.
A quoted union of producers asserts that the chief pro ducing interests behind congressional opposition are not suffering unemployment or fierce domestic competition. They claim profitable operation, citing a National City Bank compilation of net income for leading corporations in the affected industries, with continuation hinted on page 7.
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