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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1951
Page
14
A garbled telegram style notice from Amarillo Globe outlines circulation and advertising details. It mentions rates, subscription terms, delivery days, and a note on independence and impartiality, though many words are unreadable.
City traffic engineer Miller announces a major experiment on Tyler Street. The plan uses three lanes with a combination of white and yellow stripes to separate directions. He notes the unbalanced flow theory is not new and has succeeded elsewhere, expecting the new pattern to work here.
An analysis of business failures in the United States cites Dun and Bradstreet figures, noting 7 percent annual failure rates among 10,600 concerns and higher failures in prosperous years The piece argues that lack of experience and incompetence drive failures and critiques social security and government interference while praising American capitalism and risk takers.
The text argues American leaders doubt Soviet intent for full war, while warning that even a limited offensive could intensify pressures to broaden conflict in Korea and Asia. It notes potential public outrage undermining limited war concepts and anticipates escalating dangers as tensions rise.
Analysis warns that Soviet air force strength in Siberia and the par east could decisively widen the Korean conflict. With US and allied air wings plus over 3,000 Soviet combat aircraft in Siberia, a full scale war could isolate America from Western allies. The piece notes uncertainty in leaders and potential motives behind delaying or embracing broader war.
A syndicated Dr Wiggam column cites St Caril Beaton praising older women, compares 732 Columbia University entrants showing younger students often top scores, notes varied intelligence with age, and cites a 4 fired office workers study tallied for behavior factors.
A speaker recalls a failing garden and a wildly growing sweet potato vine that turned the home into a jungle. The vine thrives on water, outgrows the kitchen, and fears it may invade the bedroom and bathroom. The tale ends humorously noting the plant was a bloomin sweet potato.
Puzzle item lists three clues: Answer to Previous Puzzle, Depicted, This country is a member of the. The third clue suggests a country in a regional or international group. The page fragment also includes stray bits like Deed her custodian.
East German Neues Deutschland flags the Japan peace accord as a separate peace under U.S. dictation. The Sunday front editorial claims Gromyko went to San Francisco seeking a real peace with Japan, while Acheson opposed it.
City Fire Marshal J. Spann warns of fire danger from untended dried weeds in yards and lots. He urges owners to cut and haul away debris or use fire department approved receptacles, noting a gust of wind can spread sparks before action can be taken.
A reader poll by Elevor Williams presents teen opinions on dating ages and lipstick use. Answers vary by city and school senior status, with guidelines on lipstick, high heels, movie dates, and when parents permit car dates and curfews.
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