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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1948
Page
8
The item lists publication details for The Globe News Publishing Co. in Amarillo Texas founded February 20 1924. It notes second class matter status entered February 20 1924 at Amarillo post office under March 3 1878 act and provides staff roles Wesley S Izard Paul Allingham Grady Camp and subscription rates for daily Sunday and Sunday only editions.
Bill Cunningham surveys the birth of Israel and the global reaction, noting U S and Soviet recognition and questions about war and aid. He weighs Truman administration choices and favours a Dewey VP bid to ensure continuity, arguing Dewey could become president after Vandenberg’s single term.
William Krause of New York City fulfilled a 50 year dream by being ordained last week at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. He now heads St. James Church in New York where he had attended for 35 years of his pursuit, after a long career as a publishing house clerk.
A compilation of dramatic quotes touching fear of war, oil shortages, and UN diplomacy. Generals and politicians from the United States and other nations warn of military needs, economic limits, and public anxiety about global stability.
A talk of Texaco Star Theatre revival sparks hope for old vaudeville acts. Tim and Mary Lannigan, once brighteners of Keith shows, face fresh opportunity as TV promises reach for their dog act. They recall hard times and weigh reuniting with a new audience on television.
Walter Lippmann argues no active contender will secure a clear majority. Stassen lacks broad backing, Taft faces a tough, divisive race, and Dewey would alienate Democrats and partial factions. Truman or Eisenhower could emerge only through delegate and manager consensus.
The piece outlines Republican faction tensions around Dewey Stassen and Vandenberg as potential 1940s nominees. It notes Stassen's energized backers, Vandenberg as a unifying choice with Taft, and Dewey's affinity with Vandenberg, while suggesting Truman would struggle to attack Vandenberg.
The speaker expresses a wish to travel only locally this summer, keeping to familiar roads near Georgia Street and Palo Duro Drive In Theater. He envisions mirages, dust whirlwinds, a dry shriveled face, a Jesus Saves sign, windmills, and a roadside scene with a filling station awaiting trade as he contemplates near home journeys.
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The author urges cheerful letter writing focused on simple, intimate topics like family, pets, and friends. It advises avoiding sensationalism exclamations and slang, preferring spontaneous, friendly prose over formal notes.
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