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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1948
Page
14
Fragmented OCR shows Amarillo Daily News branding with publication details founded February 20, 1924, address Sixth and Fillmore, Amarillo Texas, distribution and post notice. It lists editor in chief and publisher, staff roles, and subscription prices for various terms.
The community praises Jack King of Interstate for bringing a 15 year old motion picture short The Three Little Pigs to a local theater. Disney's 1933 cartoon lifted spirits during hard times and gave the industry a boost, proving chuckles are needed even in tough days.
A baby named Herbie arrived in Ottawa Kansas in an old car with two men heading to Bartlesville Oklahoma. The men had 50 cents and the child had a cold, prompting locals to offer a home and education while the father later claimed custody. The piece urges towns to recognize and help children in desperate situations before dramatized cases arise.
Paul Gallico recounts a Westchester party where a congressman speaks on Palestine. A dancer asks for donations to watch him perform, mimicking Wallace campaign tactics. A guest contributes repeatedly, while others withhold, exposing political persuasion risks at casual gatherings.
Dr Henry Schumacher of San Francisco regional director U S Public Health Service notes a historic shift as women with young children confront greater uncertainty about male shielding and care, signaling broader social and health policy implications.
The text quotes figures like James F. Byrnes and Joan W. Grason on survival and voting, notes on rubber tire longevity from Dr Watro L. Semon of B F Goodrich, and comments by Haroorp E. Srassen criticizing union views of Taft Hartley era versus 1946.
Sen J Howard McGrath, Democratic national chairman, criticizes the Dewey mouthpiece Stassen for treating labor as a cost to be punched into an adding machine. The remark portrays labor as an item of overhead rather than a human factor in politics.
A father writes from a strange town about his college daughter, jokingly lamenting high long distance charges and the threat of losing the phone, furniture, or even her mother if bills remain unpaid. He notes mail costs of three cents and urges his daughter to stay connected despite the allergy to telephones. He closes with love and hopes to see her soon.
A dense crossword style clue list lists many across and down entries tied to Scout Executive roles and related terms. The page mixes definitions with truncated phrases, abbreviations, and partial names, reflecting a puzzle format rather than a news item.
Joseph Alsop surveys Iowa and Minnesota showing Dewey leading Truman in Iowa 51 to 30 while Minnesota leans toward Truman but Humphrey leads Ball 49 to 39. The piece analyzes Dewey’s coat-tails, Humphrey’s funds, Ball’s Benthamite voting record, and rural electrification politics shaping the race.
Walter Lippmann argues Truman’s campaign travel shows little evidence he leads policy. He notes sixteen days away from Washington and asserts advisers carry the burden, contrasting with Hoover and Roosevelt Images of the presidency and the public's expected function.
Spontaneous changes spice crowd activities but impact mothers as hosts. When Mom plans a meal and you alter plans without informing her, she feels distressed. Notify her of changes to avoid disappointing the family and maintain harmony at home.
Advice to avoid last minute changes to please mom and keep friends happy. Urges clear communication with family about visiting, noting Moms hospitality and postponing plans to Marys as needed. Encourages considerate scheduling and respect for household expectations.
The piece argues Dewey appears stronger than Ball and Wilson due to disassociating from the 80th Congress and predicts a Republican victory with Dewey likely leading. It warns that Ball and Wilson’s conservatism may misread public demand and suggests far right faction risks a future holocaust for the party.
ISTANBUL Sept. 28 Gregory Moisil Romanian ambassador to Turkey laughed off rumors he died last night amid reports of food poisoning and a resignation. He told newsmen he remained at the embassy and quashed the hoax. A wind and rain storm destroyed 3,000,000 banana bunches in Panama.
A list of warranty deeds records with transfers from multiple owners to buyers including P H Wrye Sr to C E Mitchell for 12000 dollars covering Lots 10 and 11, Block 1 Alamo Place and many other lot transfers across Industrial City Humphreys Highlands Ridge Burgess and Bivins districts, plus district court divorce J A McDaniel vs Betty McDaniel and marriage licenses for several couples.
The Greek general staff said gunfire from Albania hit army units along the frontier as guerrillas were pushed back. Communist rebels counter-attacked but were repelled. Greece cleared a three mile deep strip along the Bulgarian border and began reconnaissance in the Vitsi triangle near Greece Albania and Yugoslavia.
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