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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1947
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe-News announces its publishing team led by President and Publisher Gene Howe with Editor in Chief Wesley Lizard and General Manager Grady Camp. The notice provides subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions, Globe and News bundles, and contact details for the publishing office.
The platform outlines 16 goals including revising the city charter, expanding limits, building a coliseum and new city hall, improving traffic control, cleaning downtown, creating better sports facilities, expanding parks and water study, adding hospital capacity, making English Field an air terminal, encouraging small industries, boosting culture and welfare, expanding libraries, and raising teachers' salaries.
Analysts note few solid recession signals as certain sectors slide while others like basic industries remain strong. Higher costs for essentials cut discretionary spending, prompting cautious optimism that the economy will weather a slower period without a full collapse.
Lippmann argues that containing the Soviet Union via weak surrounding states creates liability not asset. He says such alliances alienate genuine Atlantic partners and fail to resolve the main conflict. He describes the Atlantic community and its core nations and notes containment risks from fringe anti Soviet elements.
A prison escapee, Pudge Bissel, who hijacked thirty thousand dollars in cash and murdered a guard, hid in New York. A columnist and editor collaboration leads to a staged story publication plan, drawing detectives to nab him at a Sixth Avenue walk-up.
An extended critique of the Truman doctrine argues the perimeter strategy fails to unite Western allies. It warns that focusing on the Soviet edge distracts from rebuilding Western Europe and German settlement, risking a broader conflict and a lost Europe.
A compact word list presents cryptic style clues and definitions. Entries range from war god to solar disk and encounter. Readers may parse meanings or use as a crossword style prompt in a historical newspaper feature.
In a reflective monologue, a Polk Street professor questions personal fitness for policing. He imagines dangers of night patrols, bribes, and confrontations with a violent suspect, comparing the officer’s challenge to moral tests and to Gunga Din.
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