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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1950
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe lists its publication details including editors Wesley Izard Paul Allingham and company roles, with mail rates, delivery areas, and a note that it is an independent Democratic newspaper seeking impartial news coverage.
General MacArthur is quoted urging the troops to return home for Christmas after serving in Korea. The piece notes doubts about ending the war at the Yalu and acknowledges ongoing international strife while emphasizing the hope that some soldiers may be home for Christmas.
Dean Acheson attacks Republican senators as reexaminists arguing for a critical review of post 1943 foreign policy from Moscow to Teheran. He cites failures in China India and Germany, U N confusions, and calls for transparency on commitments and the bipartisan policy. He lists Republican committee members and weighs Morse Knowland Ferguson and Bridges as possible picks to lead the inquiry.
Joseph and Stewart Alsop argue the Yugoslav aid bill aims to keep Tito in business and deter Soviet expansion. They contend Congress should approve roughly 50 million dollars to sustain 32 divisions, linking military aid to strategic Western strength and Tito's shift toward Western alignment. They warn against tying aid with impractical conditions.
In this 1950 column Dr Wiggam discusses boosting the Love Quotient with five rules to overcome fear of the opposite sex and show warmth. He notes rising living standards and prices as population ages and demands grow, then praises uncontroversial confidence from a Penn professor and the morale-boosting role of dogs.
The column recalls Joe Killough and family in Oklahoma and four dollars spent on oil after a gas station mishap. It celebrates West Texas State College chapel music, Art Querry riding a bicycle backward, and Bill Andrews in Korea sending boots for a Korean boy, reflecting neighborhood pride and humane acts.
A mixed word puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues across a grid. Clues include state flag depiction eight eight or related terms plus common crossword entries such as words for direction, body parts and objects with abbreviations.
A reader asks how to invite two older new classmates to a dance. The advice encourages sending a simple invitation noting the prior meeting and proposing a double date to ease getting acquainted. Speak first next meeting to break the ice.
A medical survey for 1949 to 1949 blames smog for significantly higher death rates among respiratory and heart ailment sufferers in Los Angeles County. Dr. Clarence A. Mills of the University of Cincinnati led the study, conducted for the state assembly interim committee on air and water pollution. Chairman Randal F. Dickey disclosed the findings yesterday in Alameda. Greece has raised domestic postal rates to boost its budget.
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