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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1946
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe published evenings with Sunday morning edition by Globe News Publishing Co. President Gene Howe and Publisher. John McCarty assistant publisher. Wesley Izzard editor in chief. Pricing shown for daily and Sunday subscriptions by mail carrier or Amarillo, with monthly and weekly options listed.
Secretary Patterson’s board will study GI complaints and seek possible changes to make Army service more democratic and attractive. The piece argues morale and discipline rely on relaxing rigid rules, while draftees fill permanent ranks and the draft must continue.
The piece critiques pre election campaigns over issues like poll taxes FEPC permanent agency and CIO programs. It argues the hokum lies in claiming danger to the common man while inflation and costs dominate, noting wage and price controls and pending legislation. It predicts Congress will resist enacting CIO measures and writes its own program for fall elections.
Acheson committee report on international control of atomic energy dominates a grim week. The article contrasts American one world policy with Soviet nationalist aims, warning that UN sovereignty hinges on atomic energy control and the risk of Soviet rejection.
A Newark reader asks if pursuing financial betterment is sinful. The reply says affluence is permissible when used for service and welfare, not selfish display. Money should enable schools hospitals and relief, with rich contributors supporting broader human achievement.
George E. Sokolsky rejects calls for another Big Three meeting as a bid to weaken UNO. He asserts UNO’s survival hinges on its war-prevention power and questions Russia’s willingness to rely on UNO authority. He warns unchecked aggression risks world stability and security.
The writer asserts that a Russian success in Iran outside the UN would erase the UN, leaving regional deals and wars. He condemns UNOville as a rich club facade, notes small minds meddling with history, and emphasizes that the UN’s existence matters as a start and a parliament of man despite flaws.
A Polk Street professor describes extreme anger when the home phone line is busy. He notes red face, shaking voice, urges, and even violent urges if the wife uses the line repeatedly. He concludes most married men share this irritant about the home phone.
A compact word puzzle grid with numerous numbered clues across and down including subjects like dep ict course ceremony and insurance terms plus several abbreviations and foreign language notes for words such as lifeless awe and lifelike.
A Pacific area history published by Army forces reports Army church attendance rose after hostilities ceased. Chaplains from Australia, New Guinea, Guam, Saipan, the Philippines, Japan, Korea and Okinawa say GI worship figures exceed civilian church attendance on the home front.
Detroit reports another surge in vehicle output as GM divisions return to work after a strike. last week 43,070 vehicles produced. this week may reach about 50,000 with Ford and Chrysler resuming. Buick Flint division reopened. Cadillac Oldsmobile Chevrolet Pontiac already partially assembling. Packard to expand by April 15.
A small appetite companion arrives at table time seeking a chair his size He hopes to share meals and stories with you and friends while testing cozy seating and friendly conversation.
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