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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1948
Page
11
Publication announces its founding date February 20 1924 and its post office entry as second class matter in Amarillo Texas The Globe News Publishing Co lists staff including GENE HOWE president and publisher WESLEY LIZZARD editor in chief PAUL ALLINGHAM and others with subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and various terms
The article criticizes the House Appropriations Committee for linking federal funds to non-Communist affidavits by union members on the legislative payroll. It targets the International Typographical Union and leaders like Philip Murray, arguing the move erodes democratic unionism and could lead to mass firings and job losses in government service. It warns against bureaucratic overreach and calls for rejecting the recommendation.
In a 1948 King Features Syndicate address Dr. Edward L. Bortz argues medicine adds life to years but society must also add life to the years. He notes rising longevity, ageism in hiring, and the value of experienced older workers over youth for many roles. He cites Baruch, Gifford, MacArthur, and Vinson as examples of capable older leaders.
A reminiscence on meeting an old Canyon schoolmate from 1920. The narrator and Grady Burson and others are named, and he recalls the social little deception of pretending to know a stranger’s name while noting the ease with which friends detect the forgotten identity.
Crossword puzzle clues list with horizontal and vertical entries. Names and terms span sports, languages, and general knowledge, including a noted 1848 Olympic champion and various abbreviations. The page presents a completed or partially completed crossword with labeled directions.
The piece argues the United Nations Security Council can act to maintain peace in Palestine only after Britain relinquishes mandate and Israel is recognized as successor. It notes Egypt may have committed aggression, while Trans-Jordan’s entry is not aggression as Jerusalem’s status remains unsettled and Britain’s influence persists. It previews a potential peace settlement paths.
Bill Cunningham questions rising war fears as parents of young unmarried women plan abroad tours. He doubts a war will occur this summer or soon, criticizing sensational forecasts and defending a cautious view of the era and its geopolitical tensions. He distances himself from Soviet rhetoric and asserts personal nonalignment.
A columnist argues the Soviet and Axis war prospects are uncertain but predicts no immediate clash. He notes shortages in France and Russia despite optimism about youth travel to Paris for mutual understanding and American aid. Distributed by United Feature Syndicate.
A youth dating guide notes that early dating patterns affect future reputation and urges teens to join group activities, learn dances, and judge partners by character. It warns against chasing older crowds and advises building social skills for safer, healthier dating.
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