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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1947
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe News listing shows publication as evenings except Sundays, operated with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. It provides staff roles and office details with subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions in various time frames.
The Globe outlines a plan to revise the city charter expand limits and representation, build a coliseum and new city hall, improve traffic control and downtown cleanup, expand sports facilities and parks, study permanent water, add hospitals, enhance English Field as a major air terminal, foster small industries, and boost cultural welfare and school facilities.
A Mason wrote that FCC hearings next January would decide if radio broadcasters may voice opinions on controversial issues. He argued broadcasters deserve editorial rights like newspapers, with safeguards, labeling, and separation from news. He said current censorship harms democracy, urging editors to function as responsible public servants.
Billy Rose announces a five day a week radio show with no guests or comedians and imagines owning Hooper ten points. He recalls a publicity conference, tests his voice with engineers, and cites Eleanor's push to act before television dominates.
Paul Gallico notes three Republicans courting the White House. Harold Stassen appears most at ease, openly signaling his presidential ambitions while other contenders hedge and deny. The piece reflects early intra party jockeying and public perception.
Walter Lippmann argues that containment, or the Truman Doctrine, misuses American power and fails to address the Soviet Union as a Russian state. He contends the analysis ignores historic rulers, frontiers, and the empire's expansion plans, resulting in a vague, amorphous policy with unreliable allies and increased war risk.
A narrator describes a wealthy man whose riches lie in a loving family and strong ethics. He prioritizes obedience, honesty, and respect for authority, teaching his children to share and avoid selfishness. He plans to leave them character and happiness rather than money.
A columnist muses on why candidates hide their desire for the White House while courting publicity. The piece notes Dewey Taft and other figures, their staged photos, and the public hypocrisy of professed disinterest. It ends with street reports and a Mass. speeding case.
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