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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1948
Page
12
The Amarillo Globe News announces publication details, dates, and staff roles including Publisher Wesley Izzard Editor-in-Chief Paul Allingham General Manager Grady Camp and business figures. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with annual, semi annual, quarterly and monthly options and contact details.
The GM UAW settlement granting 11 cents per hour will set a pattern for higher prices across many lines. Food costs are up 11 to 14 percent year over year, meats may rise after pac king wage increases, housing costs up 5 to 20 percent, wool climbs to 20 year highs, and shoes show stubborn buyer resistance. The public faces another round of rising living costs.
Norman Thomas announces a sixth presidential run on the Socialist ticket amidst a crowded field in a preview of the 1948 election. Though unlikely to win, his candidacy offers a familiar outlet for voters seeking a revolt against major candidates.
As coal miners contract talks begin, the government urges Judge Goldsborough to drop the contempt conviction and no strike injunction against Joan L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers. Critics say the move only inflates Lewis' pride and provokes a harsher government stance.
The President offers Congress a 27 323 000 dollar package to hire 10 000 more tax enforcement officers and raise pay to improve collections. Treasury says one billion dollars is lost annually to evasion, suggesting a gamble worth trying amid tax cuts and defense costs. Appison quotes reflect cautious expectations.
Erich Brandeis ridicules 65 million dollar UN plans and urges practical reform. He argues the organization has failed to prove its worth and could function in a garage, urging delegates to adopt humility and focus on human needs rather than pomp. He warns of a Lake Failure label if expectations aren’t met.
Dorothy Thompson argues the Mundt bill is flawed targeting a movement rather than outlawing a party. She cites dangers of back door penalties and registration requirements while urging clear limits on loyalties and actions that threaten constitutional rights. She warns against foreign influence and deceit, calling for precise definitions to defend liberty.
Arrangements are underway for the second annual Los Angeles National College Invitational Basketball Championships to be held December 28 to 31 in Los Angeles. The event brings together college teams for a showcase in a major city venue.
Bill Cunningham recalls W. C. Brann The Iconoclast and quotes his Israel As It Is piece. He notes enduring anti semitism in Europe and the Christian world and urges standing against intolerance. Dist by United Feature Synd Inc.
A speaker reflects on the year and teachers errors driven by head not heart. He praises teachers love for all children and their duty to teach truth and growth, hoping no one is forced to teach for mere survival or face fear, failure, or dregs.
Crossword puzzle solution list with horizontal and vertical clues. Includes entries for objects actions animals gods and languages with common abbreviations and classical references. Contains numerous Greek and Latin roots and ends with a theme note indicating taste solo.
Teens are urged to avoid jumping to conclusions about parents when signs of conflict appear. Recognize stress and fatigue as common causes, and look for positive signs like smiles and affectionate glances. If separation or divorce occurs, summon courage and seek support.
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