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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1951
Page
10
A Amarillo Globe editorial recalls a hayride behind a truck with one light risking 20 to 30 young riders. The writer questions why drivers undertake such hazards and reflects on parental and community responsibility.
A 1951 syndicated column outlines the Price sisters Mildred and Mary as central figures in a broader Communist espionage network. Bentley testified that Mildred organized the Institute of Pacific Relations unit and Mary acted as secretary to Walter Lippmann, with papers and material allegedly circulating from the British embassy. The piece notes widespread fears of Soviet infiltration into government and media, detailing testimonies about copies of documents and secret agents, and emphasizes the difficulty of proving such conspiracies while asserting the reality of the network.
The piece analyzes Budenz on the McCarran sub committee investigations of State Department officials. It highlights inconsistent memory about John Service and John Carter Vincent, suggesting Budenz’s testimony contradicts prior statements. It cites Vincent's role in Wallace’s China policy and a controversial cable about Stilwell. It notes the implausibility of sensational assumptions and recalls Dr Frans Borkenau’s views on Communist party methods.
A speaker recounts skepticism about horoscopes yet notes personal curiosity. He riffs on sun spots, astrology, bumps on the head, and inherited traits, joking about Irish potatoes and detours. The piece blends humor with reflections on belief, science, and ancestry.
This piece presents a complex crossword puzzle with numbered across and down clues ranging from fruits to ancient roles. It weaves in a historical narrative about wartime espionage, political figures like Wallace Stilwell Wedemeyer and Budenz, and references to McCarran hearings and Chinese Nationalists. The surrounding text discusses testimony, documents, and a newspaper report on political intrigue.
Pittsburgh union officials say 2000 members of the AFL-Building Service Employees Union will seek free trolley or bus fare to and from work. The ask follows only a small wage boost under the Wage Stabilization Board formula, with no wage figures disclosed. Levey announced the proposal will be submitted to management in coming weeks.
Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam surveys ideas from Cyrus Curtis Duke University sociologist Hornell Hart and Grace Fernald. He discusses tests of mental ability gunpowder civilization and a feeble minded girl whose IQ rose from 39 to 137 after nonreading tasks and remedial teaching.
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