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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1950
Page
18
The Amarillo Globe announces subscription prices for home delivery by carrier and by mail for areas within and beyond 150 miles. Rates cover 3 months, 6 months, and yearly options for Morning and Evening editions, including Sundays.
The government imposes export limits after earlier acreage controls and quota increases. Texas cotton belt farmers warned of surplus and falling prices as Washington policies tighten limits, arguing exports cap harms markets.
Stewart Alsop profiles Joseph T. Ferguson Ohio state auditor as a possible Taft challenger. Ferguson builds support through a labor coalition led by CIO and AFL factions, using a precinct level operation to mobilize voters while Lausche hesitates to endorse. Taft counters with strong finances and press backing, yet Ferguson's odds seem real in an off year.
Polk Street columnist recounts Fancher Upshaw Jr discovering a mistake in his own plane after a trip, then ponders how adult emotions affect children. He recalls a 1943 car sale and the ensuing family rift, noting how decisions ripple through loved ones and society.
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A reader aged nearly 16 asks for dating advice about avoiding kisses. The reply encourages patience, gradual acquaintance, and gently refusing a kiss with a future mood to keep a potential friend who may become a date.
A Milwaukee beer hall tale recalls Otto Brenner, a longtime gateman, whose wife Lena suspects his pay is misused. After a night out, a panhandler returns a $37 roll, and Lena finds more cash later. Otto admits the error and Lena forgives with a public apology, funded by the charity of Stegmeyer's patrons.
The piece notes a Fond du Lac study of 220 graduates where 80 planned college, yet 26 were in the lower half of IQ tests and 13 in the lowest quarter. It argues top quartile students ease college success and that lower students deserve paths beyond failing college, then offers child writing guidance. It praises mathematics as an art pursued for beauty, suggesting students be viewed as artists in math.
Dear Mrs. Post advises that returning borrowed items such as a card table or a dish should be done clean, in good order and promptly. A gift is not required. a simple thank you suffices, per Bell Syndicate.
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