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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1947
Page
18
Sokolsky argues ex Communist witnesses are essential to uncover damage by foreign agents. He cites Lovestone Gitlow Matthews and others, warns of trials becoming a circus, criticizes government protection, low witness fees, and urges protected cooperation to expose anti American machinations.
An 800-year-old rubber ball used by American Indians long before Europeans arrived was unearthed. The artifact surfaced amid news items in the Amarillo area, reported alongside publication details and old classified listings.
A preview of Henry A. Wallace as president outlines a nonresistant stance to Soviet expansion, opposition to universal military training, and a get-soft-with-Russia policy. The piece notes Wall Street influence on policy, opposition to loyalty tests, and unresolved questions about avoiding a Moscow satellite fate.
A compilation of quotes from Mayor William O Dwyer urging freedom beyond class lines and defense readiness, General Kenney of Strategic Air Command defending strong nations at the council table, and biblical proverbs stressing inheritance, prudence, and recompense as guidance.
Billy Rose era remains witness as Ernest Warren staggers along Broadway and drinks heavily at a hotel bar. Witnesses tease the drunk actor while a doorman helps him inside and a photographer’s model notes his relationship with Sylvia Howard. Warren jokes about shooting a purple hat in the room.
The actor is refused entry by a doorman, then returns to his 65th Street apartment. He laughs at a taxi ride, eats ginger snaps with milk, and reads a note from Sylvia proposing a Tuesday 8:30 meeting at 21. The scene ends with him sleeping peacefully.
A Polk Street professor recalls the chilling fear a parent feels when a child yells in pain or fright. He describes ice cold fear gripping the heart and the urge to protect his young as the strongest impulse, and warns his daughter to mean her screams next time.
Margaret Truman daughter of the President will appear at Syria Mosque on October 17 in a recital that starts a 30 city tour announced by May Beegle Concerts. The tour runs until about December 22 in Washington DC where she may pursue grand opera as a next step.
Paris announced Britain’s Princess Elizabeth will receive a tortoise shell dressing case as a wedding present. The piece is described as a Parisian luxury work featuring the city’s gold coat of arms on each item. The note places the gift in a ceremonial, high end context.
A compact listing of crossword clues with horizontal and vertical entries. The grid references include numbers for each clue such as 1 pictured U S Congressman Everett and 13 Bloodlessness along with 14 Wrongdoer 15 English political party and more to solve across and down.
Erich Brandeis argues that Soviet rewards for farmers mock genuine achievement. He says Russia fights a domestic war against misery and ignorance, not vulnerable to atomic weapons, and urges enlightenment and international cooperation to avert conflict.
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