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Fragmentary clipping lists telephone contact line and monthly rate of 540 dollars across all departments. No further context or dates available.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1948
Page
15
Fragmentary clipping lists telephone contact line and monthly rate of 540 dollars across all departments. No further context or dates available.
The World Congress of Intellectuals in Wroclaw, Poland, drew delegates from Soviet aligned and Western nations. Critics like Professor Allan Taylor and John Rogge rebut the anti American rhetoric while urging more tolerant discourse and warning of rising authoritarianism without Marshall Plan aid.
Paul Gallico explores the grim realities of saltwater and freshwater fishing. He details frogs, helgrammites, minnows, and other prey as bait while admitting his own reluctance and discomfort with the cruelities of hooking and drawing in the catch.
In a reminiscence from the East Side, Billy Rose recalls his cousin Uncle Charlie a devoted fan of silent Western star William S Hart. Their Saturday Delancey Street outings end with a holdup incident where Charlie confronts the thief with a soda siphon and gun, then collapses from exhaustion. Charlie later mutters Hart could get a man killed, as Sagebrush Charlie becomes a local legend.
Labor Day reflections urge students to study seriously and maintain health with sensible routines. The piece advises strong effort, proper sleep, nutrition, exercise, cleanliness, and balanced social life, ending with a humorous family anecdote about Uncle Charlie and a bandit encounter.
The piece argues Britain must lead European unity for a successful Marshall plan and Western integration. It critiques the Labour government under Attlee Bevin and Cripps for reluctance, claiming domestic socialist controls foster nationalist foreign policy and threaten a broader European federation.
A column parodies public figures with comic takes on Joe Louis plans to retire yet hints at future fights. It mocks fashion trends, steel prices, and jokes about Winston Churchill as Truman’s loquacious aide, noting Churchill’s oratory flair and Truman’s foot in mouth moments.
A crossword puzzle list shows across and down clues including Arab Legion Leader and related terms. Entries span military ranks, pronouns, clothing, gods, elements, and common words with numbers indicating positions. The page interweaves puzzle hints with thematic references and partial solutions.
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