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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1950
Page
14
Amarillo Globe publishes with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday mornings. The notice lists publication frequency, staff lines, and subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions, with annual and monthly prices and payment terms.
A New Jersey stockholder who recently died wills 200000 for a farm to care for animals. In New York City a jobless veteran saved a child from a five story fall. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children had removed his own kids so they are in an institution. A charity affair with tickets 25 dollars a couple offered dinner and charity proceeds. A religious revival is sweeping the country with crowded revival meetings and rising church attendance. The author shares reflections on wealth, charity, and human behavior without sermon or critique.
A reflective piece recounts the fable of the miller and his son guiding a donkey while facing constant public judgment. It ends with a moral on not pleasing everyone. Also includes jokes and quotes from Dr. Banks and other writers about belief, irrigation, miracles, and press freedom.
In the wake of civil defense discussions, experts warn against hysteria while others caution about security failures. Historical quotes illustrate distrust, with remarks from scientists, political figures, and biblical references underscoring the era's tense, uncertain atmosphere.
A Nebraska girl named Judy Peters moves to New York in 1946 chasing theater fame. She climbs from three line parts to a second lead in a Shaw revival, then fate intervenes when she dies by gas in her room after reading a script, leaving a note from a director about not being the right type.
Stewart Alsop analyzes President Truman's constant smile during weekly conferences and contrasts it with the heavy burden of leadership. He weighs whether the smile masks courage or optimism while the National Security Council debates whether to fortify the Atlantic alliance. The article hints at a possible Soviet atomic surprise between 1952 and 1954, shaping Truman's difficult choice between strong defense and business as usual.
A playful discussion on family history traces kin to millions through blood and marriage, noting how generations multiply kinship. The speaker ponders consanguinity and affinity, joking that kin networks can fill a huge adding machine. A lighthearted Sayings-filled benediction ends with Howdy, cousin.
Reconstruction puzzle lists clues for a themed landmark built by Jahangir with clues spanning geography history religion and language. The set includes references to India and global terms, suggesting a crossword style about a renowned structure and its builders.
Marty Martzall of Mulenberg College broke his left leg on the mound but returned to pitch the next day after a quick trip to a nearby center to buy another wooden leg.
A field guide explains proper attire for teen dances and events. It outlines suits and tuxedos for boys under 16, notes that dinner jackets are for formal dinners after six, and lists three options for summer formals including navy suits, white dinner jackets, and white trousers with dark jackets.
Police investigated a break in at Boston police lockup as thieves stole five slot machines. Chief Lynn Ritter cited a smashed cell lock while noting liquor inspectors had previously seized machines in a raid.
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