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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1948
Page
14
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In old East Side lore, barber Dominic Constantino runs a busy shop until Antonio his brother is found dead, a wire around the neck after a dispute at a gaming joint. Louie the Three-Fingered Man challenges Dominic over threats as tension peaks in a neighborhood rumble tale.
A Washington dispatch warns that ultra fast communication could flood the nation with a million words a minute. The piece questions practical use for such speed and notes even Margaret Mitchell’s Gone With the Wind required real effort to produce, urging a slowdown before we all disappear.
A reader urges Hon. Coke R. Stevenson to show leadership amid national and state turmoil. The writer chides Stevenson for backing Jack Porter over Lyndon Johnson, argues against faulting Johnson for runoff fraud, recalls Mayfield,Klan accusations, and urges fairness and sportsmanship toward victory on November 2.
Paul Gallico laments nervous days in the political climate as Truman’s Moscow trip looms and future administrations loom. He calls for interim governance and mocks militarist fears while contrasting Soviet and American military postures and critiquing media.
An 18 year old unmarried mother has a baby boy placed in foster care and later adopted by a childless couple. A welfare worker narrates a cautious, gradual process from initial meeting to home, trust, and final adoption, ending with a warm but uncertain closing.
A crossword style clue set appears with numbered hints across horizontal and vertical entries. Pictured jockey, actions like consecrate and various short form abbreviations populate the puzzle.
A formal guide advises teens to avoid using adults by their first names unless invited. It notes adults may insist on casual terms for affection or convenience, and that in business settings names often drop titles. Exercise courtesy, and revert to Mister or Miss outside work hours.
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