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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1948
Page
19
Public newspaper masthead shows price list and publication details for The Amarillo Globe-News. It lists editors general manager and business manager and rates for daily and Sunday editions, including yearly and quarterly prices. The page reflects 1928 era publishing information and mailing terms.
George Bernard Shaw faces American endorsement clashes as vegetarian and socialist figures gain notice. The critic notes Shaw’s jokes about liver injections and his stance on Wallace’s appeasement and mild socialism, while warning against drastic political cures. The piece surveys Shaw’s health, diet allegiances, and enduring influence as the United States debates its candidates.
A four year old named Frankie in Danbury Connecticut battles a malignant eye growth. Neighbors raise a thousand dollars for weekly hospital trips to New York as doctors near a miracle cure. Fire Chief John H McNamara arranges a memorable ride on the department’s large red fire truck.
Joseph and Stewart Alsop argue the NSC vote on Korea harmed U.S. strategy, potentially pushing Korea and Asia toward Soviet dominance. They claim the move lacks public debate, relies on weak South Korea, and risks broader anti-Communist efforts in China Burma Malaya and Indo China.
George E. Sokolsky contrasts two views of man and morality. He argues Christianity ties man to God and moral law while Marxism views man biologically as a product of environment and state. He cites Dulles at Amsterdam on moral leadership and cautions against wars, urging churches to promote true peace based on moral principles.
July shipments in Texas fell 33 percent from June according to UT Bureau of Business Research. A total of 6 000 carloads were moved, down 32 percent from July 1947, with sheep down 58 percent, calves 33 percent, hogs 25 percent, and cattle 24 percent.
A mock debate on nudism argues the movement would harm the economy and society. The speaker jokes about tattoo artists, underwear, and pin up calendars while asserting tradition and modesty protect social order.
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In schools and clubs adults question exclusive pair dancing. The piece weighs safety and familiarity against exploring new partners and social ease. It argues inclusivity can build adaptability and fair etiquette for guests at private events.
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