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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1948
Page
10
Amaro Texas announces subscription rates under the acts and patentes. Daily and Sunday plans listed: one year 8 1020 months 4.40, two months 4 27 percent, one year 41980. Glove and News 1 year 41980. Six months 990, three weeks 1 year 500, months 495, 1 month 165.
The United States restricts travel to Samoa, barring most visitors and limiting stays to natives or those married to Samoans. Officials cite preserving Samoa’s simple life as a reason, while critics call the decision cruel and wasteful of opportunity.
The New Yorker is criticized for its defense stance arguing air power equals victory or peace. The piece notes Nye Committee history and Soviet threat, urging study of disarmament and world structure, while honoring U.N. as policy base. It cites quotes from King Features Syndicate column and remarks by Dewey and others on U.S. foreign policy and European unity.
Billy Rose argues for a long range plan to make grand opera, starting with a modern opera house, rethinking traditional staging, and translating librettos for American audiences. He estimates a 20 million dollar build and envisions touring houses with standardized backstage layouts to restore opera as a national entertainment event.
Dorothy Thompson argues in favor of fair innocence until proven guilty in the Hiss case. She critiques the Thomas Committee for pre-judging guilt, notes Hiss memory lapses about the apartment and car, and suggests Chambers may be truthful while warning against Red smear tactics. Released by Bell Syndicate Inc.
Polk Street professor M A Miles presents a letter from a New Orleans lawyer to the RFC seeking a loan on property. The reply traces title back through 1809, Spain, discovery by Columbus in 1492, and a Pope blessing, arguing God made Louisiana. The exchange reflects back‑and‑forth over historical land titles.
A compact word puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues covering numbers, letters, and abbreviations for a historic newspaper crossword. The grid includes clues like Nickel 1 3 pictured US symbol public printer fruit shield, plus many others across and down for solvers of the era.
Sally and others discuss teen dating norms in Westport Connecticut. The piece warns against skipping dues in social debt and suggests open talk with partners. It endorses honest settling of payments or arranging a return party rather than sneaky two timing.
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