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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1948
Page
14
An Amarillo Globe News masthead shows Wesley G WzzaRD as editor in chief and Kelton TAD as manager with unspecified long term roles. Printing and publication details appear garbled but indicate ongoing daily operations and staff positions.
The speech by General Bradley to the Chicago Economic Club argues for a stable long range military and foreign policy. He stresses civilian control over budgets, warns against complacency in the cold war, and urges stronger congressional backing for a non crisis driven defense plan and European economic soundness under the Marshall Plan.
George E Sokolsky discusses the presidential challenge facing Harry S Truman in a forthcoming term He questions price controls tax policy and the federal program slated for the postwar era He warns that without careful balance America risks economic and political drift under a powerful Congress and changing labor dynamics.
Panlie Wyte argues that claiming any advocate of racial equality or civil rights is a Communist is flawed. The piece mocks the idea of easy detection, noting that real Communists may hide in plain sight and urging readers to understand Communism rather than stereotype.
Walter Lippmann notes that Democrats mobilized their full vote, preserving the Roosevelt coalition. He argues Truman’s win confirms Roosevelt’s party leadership and forecasts vigorous post election battles over civil rights, foreign policy, and Congress. He also cites shifts in admin strategy and leadership with Barkley and the State Department. Davis returns from Texas Personnel Conference. a local couple celebrates golden wedding anniversary.
Joseph and Stewart Alsop discuss Truman after his victory, noting a shift from humility to self confidence. The President now feels a mandate from the people and intends to push his program with greater resolve, signaling dramatic domestic political moves ahead.
Wes lectures on football origins from 19th century beginnings in England and Rugby School to America. He notes Princeton Rutgers first game in 1869, Harvard adopting Rugby in 1875, and the sport evolving from round to oval ball. He urges kids to carry the ball on the off side and hold tight.
Fragmented crossword clue list with numbered horizontal and vertical entries. Contains partial phrases, misprinted words, and stray symbols, lacking coherent clues or grid hints. Readable items include partial names and obscure terms, plus scattered letter fragments and stray punctuation.
A dated column advises girls to use both head and heart in dating, warns against brash tactics, and stresses giving definite yes or no answers. It emphasizes consulting parents before committing, accepting parental vetoes, and only breaking dates for genuine illness or disaster.
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