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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1946
Page
10
George E. Sokolsky reflects on the Passover ritual of leaving a seat for Elijah the prophet, linking it to Jewish history of persecution and exile. The essay links hospitality and memory to universal empathy for those in hunger or homelessness, urging mindful generosity.
Bill Cunningham discusses the trial of Negro players Jackie Robinson and John Wright with the Montreal Royals. He notes boycotts, Southern resistance, and fears of disruption, while highlighting Robinsons potential impact and the ongoing push for social equality in organized baseball.
The piece contrasts a bountiful Passover with global hunger, urging Americans to share bread with the homeless and starving. It cites Hoover's aid appeals, Morgenthau's concerns, and calls for minimal consumption at each meal to feed others over ninety days.
American bases in Iceland and Manus are under debate as the United States weighs a permanent Icelandic base and the Manus outpost in New Guinea. Soviet pressure and Icelandic Communist campaigns press for removal or review, while Icelandic leaders have not replied to lease-extension requests. Senator Claude Pepper argues such loans are essential to sustain U S industry and employment.
A short reflective line notes that without divine grace, a starving mother is humanity's shared sorrow across England France Germany Poland and many nations. The excerpt underscores universal suffering and maternal pity.
Mrs. Fred Bonnell of Detroit arrives by plane to spend several weeks at the home of her sister Mrs. Hubert Cole and family, 1622 Ong. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
A biblical verse compares wine to venom and dragon poison, illustrating warnings in Deuteronomy 32 33 about intoxicating drink and harmful effects. The quotation frames wine as perilous nourishment linked to danger and deception.
The author argues the Polish push to quarantine Spain is a Kremlin tactic to embarrass the US and Britain, reflecting prior missteps in Iran and Argentina where open pressure backfired. He contends Franco’s fall is unlikely, warns against punishing Spaniards, and predicts UNO will not produce real change, citing shifts in policy and diplomacy.
A speaker critiques major radio analysts for sensationalizing news to boost ratings. The piece favors cautious local broadcasters who report facts calmly and warn against stirring up foreign policy tensions. The author warns against giving microphones to sensational voices and compares media influence to dangerous acts with alcohol.
Miss Virginia Schull of 1004 Taylor has returned from Big Spring where she attended a meeting of Sherwin-Williams Company employes in decorative accessory departments. She is manager of the decorative accessory department and display.
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