Dewey Is It All Wrong Berle’s Moral Economics Examined
Washington columnist Ralph W. Page argues that Berle’s writings oppose state ownership and promote morality as the guiding principle of policy. Berle claims democracy must apply Christian ethics, with three main tenets: each person’s divine worth, neighbor love, and translating moral law into tangible action. The piece notes Berle never advocated government ownership and contrasts this with Dewey’s public image and Berle’s New Directions in a New World.
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Washington
GOP
Dewey
Earl Browder
Adolph Berle, Jr
Roosevelt
Berle
New Deal
Karl Marx
Ralph W. Page
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
George Sokolsky
New York Sun
Washington Observer
Globe
Page
Mr. Sokolsky
Elephant Helps Driver With Circus Truck Delay
A circus truck stalled on the north highway near Thompson Park. The driver unloaded an elephant to push the car, but the elephant stopped working before the driver could restart. A motorist was summoned to drive while the trainer kept the elephant focused to resume the journey.
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Thompson Park
Globe-News seeks three News Tip prize winners
Unclaimed prize money remains in the Globe-News business office for three News Tip contest winners. Checks mailed to Ivan Frederickson Eldon Harber and Joe Carlyle were returned due to wrong addresses. Winners should call at the Globe News to claim their checks.
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The
Globe-News
Post Office Department
Globe News
Ivan Frederickson
Eldon Harber
Joe Carlyle
Visiting Lt St Clair noted in Amarillo today
Lt Byron L St Clair of the Texas Highway Patrol is visiting Amarillo today. He has prior assignments at Fort Benning Georgia and Fort Riley Kansas. Dinner at Thomas Neely Greenhill Lowndes Insurance ends the note.
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Amarillo
Byron L. St. Clair
Orierly
Texas Highway Patrol
St. Clair
Fort Benning
Fort Riley
Kan
Thomas
Dewey and Truman Spar on Air Tonight in Missouri Speech
Governor Dewey travels to Missouri for a 9 A.M. St. Louis speech on honesty and competency in national government while both vice presidential candidates engage in campaign activities in California.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Missouri
St. Louis
NBC
BLU
California
Harry S. Truman
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
John W. Bricker
Dewey
Santa Barbara
Ventura
Glendale
San Bernardino
The
New York Times
Velt
the Times
Wendell L. Willkie
Chattanooga Times
Willkie
Bombing Blitz Gains Steam Over Western Germany
American and British air forces attack key German targets from Cologne to Hamburg in major raids during a 40 hour period. The offensive hits rail and industrial sites including the Sorpe dam and Berlin. RAF and US aircraft suffer losses while American and British leaders campaign in the U.S. ahead of the election.
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London
Salzburg
Germany
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Wilhelmshaven
Hamburg
North Sea
The
Reich
Coglogne
Duisburg
Saarbrucken
Kaiserslautern
Berlin
Brunswick
Dusseldorf
Mannheim
Reisholz
Sorpe Dam
Dortmund
Eighth Air Force
Cologne
RAF
Aachen
A B Hays Dies, Am arillo School Leader Remembered
Arthur B Hays principal of Margaret Wills elementary in the Country Club addition died at 1 15 am at his home 409 Belleview Street of heart disease He was 62 and had been ill several months He coached Sandies at Amarillo and Sandies field at John Tarleton College was named Hays Field Words from John Winters former Tarleton coach praise his leadership and sportsmanship
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Arthur B. Hays
Margaret Wills
Country Club
Belleview Street
Hays
Margaret Wills School
Amarillo
Sandie
Sandies
John Tarleton College
Stephenville
John Tarleton
John Winters
Austin
State Department of Public Welfare
Tarleton
Mr. Hays
Mr. Winters
Ham
Late Mailers Race Deadline With GI Gifts
Amarillo post office faced a 6 PM deadline for overseas Christmas parcels as thousands urged their five pound gifts to the windows. Postmaster W D De Grassi noted delays from overweight packages and rejects after checks in New York and San Francisco. Overseas cards require sealed envelopes with three cent postage. one and a half cent stamps on cards are rejected.
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W. D. DeGrassi
Mr. DeGrassi
New York
San Francisco
DeGrassi
Supreme Court denies return of traitor U S clerk
Washington reports the Supreme Court denied a mandamus seeking the return of Tyler Kent, former U S embassy attache in London, convicted in Britain for delivering Allied secrets to Axis agents. The ruling clarifies the court will not compel transfer in this case.
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Washington
W.A
Supreme Court Today
United States
Tyler Kent
U. S
London
Mrs J L Powell Wins Tip Contest First Prize
Mrs J L Powell 608 North Pierce Street wins first prize in this week’s tip contest for reporting a truck collision fatality near Tucumcari. Second prize of 3 dollars goes to Charles Samples of 819 A Crockett Street for a robbery tip at Elizabeth Nixon Junior High School. Third prize of 2 dollars awarded to Mrs B V Simpson 1311 B North Polk Street for an accident tip.
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J. L.well
North Pierce Street
Tucumcari
Charles Samples
Crockett Street
Elizabeth Nixson Junior High School
B. V. Simpson
North Polk Street
Weather summary for Amarillo West Texas and New Mexico
Partly cloudy conditions dominate across Amarillo and vicinity with little temperature change tonight. Warmer skies for Tuesday with scattered showers possible in El Paso Panhandle and New Mexico. highs near 70 to 80, lows 45 to 55. Cooler in the southeast this afternoon. 24 hour highs 63, low 52, noon 68.
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Amarillo
West Texas
el Paso
Panhandle
New Mexico
Romanian Political Crisis Over New Government
MOSCOW Oct 16 Tass reports a Romanian political crisis as the National Democratic Front linked to Communist and Social Democratic parties seeks king Mihai's authorization to form a new government without Peasant and Liberal party support.
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Moscow
Tass
Romania
National Democratic Front
Mihai
Formosa Raid Reports Conflict Escalation Across Pacific
Allied and Japanese updates conflict over Formosa actions as Superforts strike Okayama and Heito. Air force notes successful mission with no losses and confirms crew safety on most aircraft. Imperial communiques claim heavy Japanese success, while Nimitz tallies show American superiority with numerous ships and planes sunk or damaged.
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Okayama
Kuniaki Koisai
Pacome
Wta
Philippines
Pacific
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Formosa
U. S
Nimitz
Japs Jubilant Over Pacific Assault Claims
Tokyo radio reports Japanese naval and air forces damaged or sunk a large U. S. carrier fleet off Formosa and the Philippines. Broadcasts claim 40 to 52 U. S. warships sunk or damaged with 11 carriers sunk and six damaged. Allied sources have not confirmed the claims.
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Associated Press
Tokyo Radio
Formosa
Philippines
U. S
Imperial
Finns Near Stronghold Stockholm Reach Rovaniemi Heights
Helsinki dispatch reports Finnish trees have reached heights overlooking Rovaniemi, the German stronghold in northwestern Finland, and now hold positions along a broad stretch of the Kemi River. An ack-ack barrage protected southern England all night, with at least three flying bombs shot down.
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Stockholm
Rovaniemi
Finland
Kemi
A& Helsinki
London
England
Terror Reigns London Germany’s Nazi Vassal Hungary
News from London reports Hungary under Nazi influence after Admiral Horthy’s armistice request. Szalasi led party forces seize Budapest with promises of ruthless penalties, mass arrests by Gestapo reportedly ongoing.
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London
Hungary
Adm
Nicholas Horthy
Germany
Budapest
Vienna
Horthy
Nazi Party
Ferec Szalasi
Ankara
Gestapo
Lille
France
PULSE FEELER Hitler Proves Crystal-Gazing Has No Future
A local column surveys opinions on fortune telling and astrology with residents like Mrs. Z A Dine Mrs M T Roberts Mrs Leslie Stephens and Buck Lee weighing whether they would want to see the future. The piece notes Adolf Hitler and astronomy as broader cultural curiosities while concluding crystal gazing has no future.
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M. T. Roberts
Leslie Stephens
Buck Lee
P. F. Yocum
Hitler
Truck Fire Stopped Before Complete Loss on Turnpike
KEARNY N J October 16 UP Joseph Miele 22 planned to place 80 kerosene flares along 14 miles of the Newark turnpike to save time by moving them together. He tried to light and deploy them all at once. Police extinguished the blaze before the truck was ruined.
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Kearny
N. J
Joseph Miele
Newark
Allied forces push through western front amid heavy battles
German counterattacks raged as Americans tried to hold Metz and Aachen. Fort Driant near Metz fell after a ten day siege. Canadians pressed Antwerp's opening as British patrols probed the Neder Rhine. Sixth Army Group reported momentum north of the Belfort Gap as Allied troops advance through the Vosges.
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Aachen
Moselle
Bittler
Fort Driant
Metz
Neder Rhine
Red Devil
Adolf Hitler
Netherlands
Antwerp
Vosges
Supreme Headquarters
Sixth Army Group
Belfort
Young Musicians Shine in Amarillo Junior Symphony Opener
The Amarillo Junior Symphony Orchestra opens its season with two standout pianists Ellis Robertson and Marjorie Daughette, guest soprano Gloria Godfrey from Santa Monica, and accompanist Mrs. Viola W. Wilson. Admission by season ticket only with nine reserved seats. no single tickets. Concert at Amarillo School auditorium starts at 8 PM.
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Amarillo Junior Symphony Orchestra
United States
Amarillo
Ellis Robertson
Marjorie Daughette
Robertson
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Lipscomb Street
Joe Meacham
Lincoln Street
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J. F. Pittman
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Pairmont Street
Lizzie McKee
North Aldridge
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W. H. Watson
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Gene Root
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Twentieth Air Force
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Russell Stationery Company
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