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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1950
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe News lists publication history, executive names, and contact details. It shows editors and managers, weekly and daily pricing, and subscription rates for various terms and combinations.
In a biweekly haircut tale, Erich Brandeis reflects on aging and progress through a barber’s talk. The barber laments job losses from progress, cites Hartford factories, and champions advertising while acknowledging its impact on prices. The narrator internally agrees yet resists fully embracing every point, ending with a sense of renewal.
Billy Rose recounts an evening with Ed Gilson and his blind wife Alice in Greenwich. Frankie Stearns’ practical joke nearly derailed meet cute but Ed and Alice proved resilient, highlighting how being blind can sharpen insight. The couple, eight years married, share a story of luck and love amid postwar humor.
A compassionate speaker consoles a grown girl who cried, likening her tears to weather that clears to reveal brightness. He jokes about spanking next time she cries, asserts many love her, and urges her to smile despite clouds and fogged glasses.
A cryptic crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues across a themed grid. Entries span ancient monuments, elemental terms, languages, gods, plants, minerals, and abbreviations with indications like Indian Law and Nova Scotia as possible hints.
Gallup finds most informed voters favor the proposed next year’s $3 billion U.S. aid for Europe though about one fifth say it is too high. Republicans slightly more likely to deem it excessive, while two groups frame the plan as charity or rehabilitation and support differs accordingly.
George E. Sokolsky argues the United States may need to deploy Gen Douglas MacArthur to the Philippines and perhaps seize Formosa under American control to counter Soviet and Communist movements. He warns the Huks are a Soviet-backed force using stolen American arms and calls for congressional scrutiny of wartime thefts and supply leaks as a broader threat.
THIS TEEN WORLD urges girls and boys to join outdoor activities after school and on weekends. Emphasizing health appearance and social ease, it promotes tennis badminton croquet cycling picnics swimming and hikes for friendship, confidence, and less shyness. A free leaflet on fashion and figure is offered.
Capus M Waynick former North Carolina editor and publisher has been chosen as ambassador to Nicaragua. A national Institute survey asked people if they heard about President Truman s Point Four program. Of those who heard, only five percent could give a generally correct purpose. among them approval and disapproval were split.
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