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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1950
Page
12
The page lists the Amarillo Globe masthead details with publisher editor and staff roles, printing and post office info, and subscription rates for home delivery in various regions. It notes the paper as an independent Democratic newspaper and mentions distribution terms beyond 150 miles and carrier service.
The Southern delegations in Congress may steer national policy for two years starting January. Southern Democrats distrust some Democratic administration proposals while Republicans seek Dixie support. A GOP Southern Democrat coalition could block President Truman’s agenda, slowing social and racial legislation.
A spoof report by Professor Priam W. Excavator claims ancient Americans celebrated a turkey ritual on a holiday called Thanks-Giving Day. It describes a matron preparing and roasting the bird with stuffing and basting as a symbolic rite, paired with satirical quotations from various public figures.
Joseph Alsop analyzes Bruce and Griffis as key 1948 campaign donors pressuring for ambassador posts. He outlines opposition by Acheson and Webb, the Paris and London posts, and the odds of a political reshuffle affecting Bruce’s and Griffis’s ambitions. He notes Truman’s shift away from bipartisan foreign policy and the risk of rewarding money politics. Israel's Ministry of Supply threatens small industries with closure to boost efficiency.
Born today you have a deep, studious mind and a need to analyze basics. You may excel in literature art music or sciences, but guard against faultfinding especially as a woman. Seek openhanded money use and active travel, avoid routine, enjoy robust health, and keep a balanced diet and exercise.
Dr. Redlich's six normal and six neurotic subjects reveal that neurotics confess under cross examination while normals tell convincing lies. A. E. Hotchner finds servicemen treated shabbily in a nationwide This Week survey. Herbert Sorenson argues against overreaching young readers, noting limited progress at mental ages around five.
A Polk Street professor at Amarillo College wrote on memory improvement but allegedly forgot to submit the piece. The piece contains musings on the Philharmonic Orchestra praising the reed and brass sections and a singer Joan Brainerd, with reflections on music appreciation and a humorous smoke house analogy.
Horizontal clues cover a full puzzle with many entries from depicted screen performer to symbol for tantalum and more. Vertical clues include Burmese wood and century plant among others forming a complete grid with across and down solutions.
Cairo reports import taxes on private motor cars both new and used have doubled since 1949. In contrast imported corn and wheat remain duty free.
Police rushed to a Sheridan scene after a resident reported a man placing a woman into a car trunk. The woman later told officers she asked her husband to hide her in the trunk to avoid meeting a man she did not want to encounter.
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