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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1948
Page
14
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The commentary argues against appeasement in U S foreign policy toward Russia, asserting universal rights would be sacrificed for any peace on Russian terms. It cites Wallace, De Valera, Churchill, and others, linking support for tough measures to preserve freedom and counter Soviet influence.
Paul Gallico reflects on a media censorship scare after a broadcast quote spurs a public uproar. He notes listeners heard taboo language during a Yankee Stadium broadcast and observes no societal collapse followed. The piece mocks moral guardians while doubting their assurances.
Walter Lippmann argues the British Colonial Secretary Arth ur Creech Jones has offered a prudent path for Palestine within the UN framework. He says Britain must lead with mediation alongside the United States to balance Jewish and Arab interests and pursue a confederation after partition.
Illy Rose recalls an encounter with a returning actor known for villain roles. He shares private woes stemming from a Swami named Ali Ben Ashi who leads the Temple of New Truth in downtown Los Angeles. The actor recounts a marriage proposal that led to a forehead Om symbol ceremony.
A married man recounts a strange vow from a mystic that a colorless liquid would stay clear if faithful and turn black with infidelity. After a party where friends swapped it for ink, the next day his wife discovers the vial's contents on the mantel, leading to a painful confrontation. The tale ends with a tender, ironic kiss as the truth unfolds.
Sally EEN OPICS explores teen dating beyond parental limits and the risk of choosing cafes with questionable reputations. The piece weighs legality, parental authority, and peer pressure, urging teens to consider safety, guidance, and responsible choices when faced with a tempting night out.
The piece urges tact and enthusiasm in inviting crowds to new venues with superior food, music, and fun. It counsels preparing bright ideas ahead, suggesting alternative places, and ends with a firm but friendly if needed no.
The fragment argues Britain and the United States should strengthen their military position in Trans- Jordan, noting the region's sparse population and implying strategic importance for Palestine and regional stability.
The article argues that solving the Palestine issue is essential not only for peace there but also for maintaining Western strategic position in the Middle East. It emphasizes that the steps required to resolve Palestine are the same steps needed to sustain Western influence in the region, with continued discussion on page 15.
Gib Russell argues school entertainments should charge one dollar per man or per family to fund supervision. He notes parents often keep children home due to cost and critiques penalties on large families. He recalls Al Jolson tune lines and a childhood memory of five cowboys in bunkhouse winter underwear and Stetson hats.
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