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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1948
Page
14
Amarillo Globe-Beacon reports a clash between the publisher and editor in a dramatic office dispute. Tensions rise as a top editor publicly criticizes the publisher’s leadership and management decisions.
The trend in modern homes moves away from small efficiency bungalows toward large living spaces, dinettes, private baths in each bedroom, long kitchens, many outlets, and street-side attached garages. Older homes become harder to sell, often remodeled by buyers comparing final costs to new custom builds.
An editorial in the Boston Chronicle honors Rev Samuel Bullock and Pleasant Hill Baptist Church in Roxbury, praising decades of community welfare and religious leadership from its 1939 founding. Bullock’s life story is highlighted, detailing his upbringing in Ridgaway North Carolina, education, and theological studies across institutions in Los Angeles, Gordon College, Staley College, Andover Newton, and Harvard Divinity.
The National Security Council exposed that Stalin’s stance in Berlin shifted after Moscow talks. Sokolovsky and the Berlin command faced a forced negotiation and a planned mass air maneuver to halt the airlift, signaling a likely Western stalemate and possible UN consideration if Moscow fails to act.
A columnist recalls New York City’s East Side resilience and details the long troubled tale of Mrs. Fishman and her son Joey. The piece contrasts a harsh street image with a mother’s enduring hope amid years of hardship and crime.
A street letter writer known as Sam acts as family counsellor and information source for Mrs. Fishman. He recalls Joey Cohen and Mitch Riley, her neighbor and Mitch’s guidance to Joey, before Mitch enlists and Joey tries to dodge the draft. The story hints at sacrifice and a wartime tragedy.
A Polk Street professor stories clash with Congressman Wallace and free speech, noting eggs thrown at Wallace Truman or Dewey and advocating the right to say views. The speaker rejects Wallace but opposes eggs as political tactics. He recalls Voltaire's defense of speech while criticizing present methods.
A large numbered crossword puzzle grid with horizontal and vertical clues. The list includes terms such as member of Federal Communications Commission and other intersecting answers like chiles filament compass point cotton cloth and many more across and down hints showing wordplay and abbreviations used in the puzzle.
Rich fabrics top the list for schoolwear with subtle wool plaids and dark velvety tones for daywear. Velveteen appears in waistcoats and boleros while skirts trend slimmer paired with plaid or plain wool jackets. Grey flannel remains, brightened by gingham and calico blouses, and casual wear features cotton rayon or nylon knits with wool sweaters.
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