Amarillo Daily News and Globe News Classifieds Note
Auctioneered fragment from Amarillo papers shows rates for daily delivery and subscriptions. It references GENE Howe as president, with page lines about publishing dates, departments, and service costs including monthly and quarterly options.
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Dixiecrat purge sparks party power struggle in Texas and Washington
The Dixiecrats face purge threats from the Democratic National Committee as southern congressmen shift allegiances. Texas moves to replace Wright Morrow with Byron Skelton, while Wright’s fate remains tied to national committee decisions. Patrols consider purging Wallace supporters as party lines harden.
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Washington
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Houston
Texas
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Morrow
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Philadelphia
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Mr. Wallace
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Fitting nightmare at the tailor shop a humorous blast
Paul Gallico describes the dread of fittings and mirrors in clothing shops. He recalls the shock of seeing his profile in mirrors and a side view that makes him feel like a different person, deterring him from visiting tailors and dressers. The piece blends humor with self mockery about appearance.
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Moe's
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Barrymore
Crry Grant
Victor
Fair Sex
Angie
Ty McNaught
Letters to the Editor on the 1948 election
A reader letter discusses Truman as Democratic president and suggests Dewey’s shaved mustache would yield a replica president. It criticizes totalitarian methods, cites Colgate University and Colgate references, and warns against voting for a winner who costs too much, mentioning Republican ticket and socialist candidate Neaman Tuasias.
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Dewey
FLA
Amarillo
Neaman Tuasias
Cantone se Cut-Up at Diamond Horseshoe
Billy Rose letter recalls Henny Youngman act at the Diamond Horseshoe New York with a heckler and a risky 1908 Ah Hoon story involving Hip Sing tong and a staged onstage murder tale, ending with police intervention planningContinued on page
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New York, NY
Ah Hoon
Little Thes” D'Or
Dover Street
Fred Allen
Milton Berle
Hip Sing Tong
Hale Kim
Morning Star Mission
Ab_Hoon
Inside Truman’s Second Term Personnel Battles
The Alsops examine how White House choices will shape foreign and domestic policy. Rumors swirl about Lovett Forrestal Marginal, with Vinson Acheson and Woodring as leading State and Defense possibles. The piece flags a drift toward mediocrity and bets on who will staff key posts.
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Truman
White House
Robert A. Lovett
James V. Forrestal
George C. Margnall
David K. Niles
Marshall- Levett
Hiese
State Department
Defense Department
Vinson
Presiertt
Secretary of the Treasury
John Snyder
Washington
Snyder
Lovett
Landiceans
Bank of America
Wilson Wyatt
Paul Porter
Key West
Herald Tripupe
Polk Street Professor and Local Musings in Amarillo
A column blends editorials on a child magazine, a West Texas State football season shadowed by injuries, and sharp town wit. Several lively asides praise coach Frank Kimbrough, reminisce on Optimist and Pessimist tales, and poke fun at Amarillo’s cinematic choices and cow town image.
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Jil
West Texas
Vough
Frank Kimbrough
Earle Fischer
Amerillo
Aravilla
San Angelo
Areille
Fragmented Puzzle Clues From a Dictionary Style List
A garbled OCR style listing presents a chain of clues and partial answers covering topics from geography and language to chemistry and textile terms. The jumble includes references to a governor, war, celestial bodies, instruments, and common words, with no coherent narrative or complete entries.
Teen Mood and Coping Tips for Teens
A column discusses teenage moodiness and reactions to parental disappointment. It contrasts sulking with constructive coping, advising teens to face frustration with courage and suggesting writing to Sally for personal or family problems. The piece uses playful examples of teens Judy and John and references a "Writer’s Service."
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Mom
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John
Weil
Sally
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