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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1950
Page
22
Public notice style item lists founding date and publication details of The Amarillo Globe News. Includes evening weekday schedule, editor names, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with separate Globe and News pricing and weekly options.
A reader argues against silence in love. The columnist counters that declarations like I love you nourish partnerships, noting women’s romance and men’s need to be told. The piece cites marital dynamics, cooking affection, and pop culture as reflection of mutual desire to hear love expressed.
Dr Murray Banks explains that sleep is partial rather than all or nothing, with dreams likely when sleep is lightest. Sleep depth shifts through the night, and brain activity continues via senses and stomach feedback. The piece notes dream recall varies, dreams may occur all night, and quotes Banks plus light humorous and public figures.
George E. Sokolsky notes a yellow labeled napkin printed Soviet Union on a removable tag found in a Miami chain store. He compares it to domestic napkins priced at 1 to 1.25 dollars each, arguing the labeling misleads buyers and mirrors broader US Soviet trade tensions.
The Griffin plan for Indo China aims to speed aid via medical stations land improvement and military support for Bao Dai with only 1 to 20 million dollars required. But State Department hesitations at the Far Eastern division and Defense objections delay approval as Budget Bureau questions expenditures. The effort highlights perils to Southeast Asia while Ho Chi Minh gains supplies and French pragmatism falters.
The Amarillo Globe notes varying public opinions on the United Kingdom Belgium Japan and USSR influenced by wage levels below the American standard of living. It warns that domestic industries risk ruin if the trend continues and calls for attention to economic forces shaping postwar recovery.
Two respected local educators Dr Roy Snodgrass and Lee Hunter retire from Fort Worth positions. Snodgrass leaves First Christian Church and moves to Texas Christian University to train young preachers. Hunter retires as Horace Mann School principal but remains in town. A Sunday tea at Horace Mann invites the public to say farewell and acknowledge their impact.
Word puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues across musical terms and related definitions. The mixed items include instrument types, prefixes, colors, and common words, with several entries pointing to musical and descriptive terms.
High school readers urged to practice courteous conduct. The piece notes that treating others as you wish to be treated guides everyday actions, from standing for elders to offering seats, avoiding late night noise, and steering clear of tactless remarks. Emily Post is cited as endorsing these norms.
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