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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1948
Page
4
Washington reports a Department of Agriculture advisory encouraging fall cleanup and cover crops to protect next year’s harvest. Dr Royall J Haskell promotes raking out old plant material and burning bugs, suggesting rough fall plowing and leaving soil bare for winter work.
Albany dispatch notes Gov. Thomas E. Dewey weighing possible cabinet appointments ahead of the presidential result. Names linked include Dulles Straus Bell Stassen and others with discussions on Treasury Interior and State posts amid campaign travel and party strategy.
The Nanking Evening News reports Taiyuan, capi tal of Shansi Province, grows tense as bad weather halts airlift reinforcements. Communists are said to be bringing up reinforcements and an all out attack on the city is expected momentarily.
John A. Cunningham of Amarillo, a senior in the Art and Sciences School at North Texas State College, Denton, has been named among prospective members of the Geezles Fraternity for the fall semester.
New officers of the Panhandle Division of the Texas Optometric Association were elected at a meeting in Amarillo. L. J. Zachary of Pampa is president, Milton C. Adams of Hereford vice president, J. R. Vanderlaan of Amarillo secretary treasurer, with retiring officers listed. The next meeting is set for November 21.
Seaman Robert J Patton son of Arthur Patton 100 Hayden is serving aboard the light cruiser USS Huntington currently cruising in the Mediterranean Sea.
Francis J. Souhan, Democratic candidate for Congress, uses bubble gum as a campaign symbol claiming inflation can be burst. He campaigns against GOP Rep. John Taber with the slogan Burst the inflation bubble we must protect our economy from inflation.
Four newspapers operated in Boston by 1765, reflecting a vibrant colonial press. The era saw titles serving political commentary, commerce notes, and local news, shaping public discourse in the city.
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