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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1946
Page
8
Information on foundation dates February 20 1924 and 1934 postal matters. Names GENE BOWE president, JOHN McCARTY assistant publisher, WESLEY editor in chief. Rates for daily and Sunday editions listed for mail carrier and Amarillo delivery with various term options.
The piece notes Bernard M. Baruch thinking aloud on atomic energy control in New York Citys Central Park. It compares outdoor deliberations in Lafayette Park to past open air planning and lauds Baruchs productive quiet contemplation.
Under Secretary of Commerce Alfred Schindler states that none of management sales or labor alone can receive all the gains from increased production. He argues that a fair distribution of effort across all groups is essential to boost output and growth.
A Cicero quote notes that deceitful acts by bad men reveal moral failing and dishonesty.
A King Features column argues current politicians misuse Roosevelt’s memory to sidestep real issues. It contends global threats and domestic inflation demand fresh, individual leadership rather than historical coattails, noting Roosevelt’s era cannot guide today’s decisions.
George Sokolsky argues that government secrecy harms justice and urges reporters to reveal official lies. He cites the Bilbao atomic research claim and urges disclosure of the State Department official involved to inform the public and protect taxpayers from misleading information.
J. S. Edwards Studio in Santa Fe Building will display three prints at the Southwestern and Texas Professional Photographers Association convention in Fort Worth from April 28 to May 1. Amarillo is not represented in attendance. Several photographers hoped to attend but business kept them away or uncertain about plans.
The author recalls Earl Meadows a decade ago as an Olympic pole vaulter now pursuing a music master’s degree at Texas Christian University. He also highlights Paul Sample, Dartmouth Artist in Residence, whose war paintings and watercolors are showcased in Boston after naval service. The piece notes Sample’s athletic past and lifelong honors, including football and boxing records at Dartmouth.
The reminiscence recalls Paul Starret Sample known as Pab an ex athlete who turned to painting during illness and found success in art. He endured tuberculosis at Saranac with brother Dinny and later gained recognition with works in major galleries including some in the White House.
A nostalgic reminiscence of a local barber on Polk Street who cut few customers a day with slow careful strokes. He chatted with clients between snips, applied perfume and powder heavily, and kept famous town mugs and a wall portrait of a pretty lady. Saturday evenings drew seven or eight powerful men to the shop behind drawn shades.
A scanned crossword puzzle page presents horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and word prompts across general categories. The readable list includes several misprints and partial terms such as Pictured conductor, Showy, Varnish ingredient, Greek se, African town, and many others across two segments labeled HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL.
The El Nacional newspaper reports Vera Cruz stevedores refuse to unload wheat shipments for the interior until local stores are replenished. The action highlights supply tensions affecting Mexico City and inland areas.
Special officer David Cuddy said a man and a woman were arrested in a downtown hotel on suspicions of grand larceny after allegedly admitting to splitting $3200 stolen from Roy Bowman a Fort Worth used car dealer. Bowman stated the money vanished from his wallet while he slept.
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