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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1947
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe published evenings with Sunday morning edition by Globe-News Publishing Co. editor and staff listed, rates for daily and Sunday editions including carrier mail and pricing for 1 year and 6 months.
Herbert Lehman argues Americans misread Europe’s postwar swing to the right. He says shortages, Soviet influence, and anti imperial sentiment drive votes against communists and toward tempered reform, not a simple shift to free enterprise.
A fragmented passage critiques totalitarian rulers and ambitious leaders who govern multiple nations. It references a Forsnestat like authority seeking to impose iron rule, with a note attributing the line to a secretary or doctor figure.
Dorothy Thompson notes a surge of fanatic Russian self worship praising Stalin as sun of the earth and defender of workers. She cites 26 million youth letters, compares to Nazi cult, and cites a diplomat claiming mass wartime relocations and ethnic dispersals fueling unrest and demoralization in the Soviet Union.
Billy Rose argues against gambling house gains and notes negative player expectations in roulette citing von Neumann Morgenstern. He recalls gambler Honest John Shaughnessy saying casinos are not helpless, framing gambling as a risky, crooked enterprise.
Walter Lippmann analyzes European war fears and the need for clear American policy to deter conflict. He argues for decisive action, restraint in using atomic power, and a stance that armistice boundaries are not open to veto. The piece shifts to a Monte Carlo roulette tale illustrating house advantage and clever countermeasures by Jaggers, linking risk, perception, and control.
A local voice explains personal mood cycles tied to two weekly shifts in feeling. He describes high spots bringing optimism and low spots bringing despondency, suggesting calendar tracking with plus and minus ratings to predict mood swings. He asserts inner mood drives daily brightness or dullness, not external events.
Readable clues list for horizontal and vertical crossword entries with multiple numbered items covering common nouns and proper nouns across themes and word lengths. Includes hints like Sun god, Chinese dynasty and other standard crossword material extracted from a page.
Senator Wherry of Nebraska plans to introduce a bill in Congress to let farmers deduct fertilizing and other land improvement costs from income taxes. The measure, drafted by Raymond R. Dickey, chief counsel of the Senate Small Business Committee, would apply next January.
Kurt Schuschnigg spoke to about 5,000 at the University of Nebraska convocation amid protests by seven history professors who labeled him a Fascist. He denied the charge and said he never supported dictatorship or the Dollfuss government while Austrian chancellor.
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