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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1947
Page
10
The piece catalogs publishing details for The Globe News Publishing Co in Amarillo Texas. It lists founders editors and staff roles along with publication schedule and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
A 1946 open letter to Carroll Reece surfaced where the author suggested W C Fields could win the presidency, noting comical insight that both the Wall Street Journal and the Daily Worker had previously run similar jests. The piece ties Soviet and Republican circles to a humorous political gambit.
George E. Sokolsky reviews Charles A. Beard and warns against foundation and council control over historical access. Beard condemns subsidized research and selective documents. calls for open archives and public competition of ideas. He cites Roosevelt policy, Pearl Harbor narratives, and World War II records as examples.
Wales Hendrix Madden Jr son of Mr and Mrs Wales H Madden 3205 Ong has been elected reporter for the Phi Delta Theta social fraternity at the University of Texas He is a member of the Panhandle Club and Phi Eta Sigma honorary freshman scholastic fraternity.
The Army inspector general cleared Lt Gen J C H Lee of wrongdoing amid charges sparked by Scripps Howard columnist Ruark. The report faults Army inspection, notes undisclosed findings, and contrasts Wyche with Eisenhower, while public letters and editors question Lee’s popularity and the system’s rigor. General Eisenhower comments on discipline and proximity attacks. Anita Loos and Eisenhower quotes appear.
Paul Gallico writes of a fear of fully automated flight and driverless lifts. He recalls past flying with a private license and a hands on approach, but fears a future where machines fly and he would lack human reassurance. He notes comfort from pilots and attendants and worries about emergencies and loss of control.
A humorous sketch describes a man preparing for a bath with exaggerated detail. He tests hot water until it nears boiling and endures slips and soap mishaps. The scene ends with his wife discovering him using her soap, reflecting on how a bath feels restorative after work.
Complex crossword list with horizontal and vertical clues covering Moon U S state, minerals, pronouns, items like thongs and clay, compass points, and many proper nouns. Includes clues for agencies such as Office of American Public Affairs and terms ranging from verbs to nouns across chemistry, geography, and mythology.
Lt. Gen. Clarence R. Huebner announced there is no plan to withdraw American military government forces from Berlin now or in the foreseeable future. He is acting military governor while Gen. Lucius D. Clay is in the United States. His statement came from Frankfurt on October 13.
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