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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1946
Page
10
Page ten of the Amarillo Globe from February 20, 1924 shows staff roles for The Globe News Publishing Co. with President John McCarty and Editor Wesley Izzard, plus subscription and carrier rates for daily and Sunday editions, including separate Amarillo and Globe and News pricing options.
The Far Eastern Commission leaves room for General MacArthur to decide Japan's food imports while aiming to meet Allied needs. Current forecasts show adequate diet but risk of hunger before harvest, with MacArthur seeking 1.6 million tons for early 1946, trimmed to 0.5 million by the food board, and Secretary Anderson resisting drastic cuts. Dr. M H Trytten warns higher education for gifted youth is essential.
A wartime remark by Gen Sir Brian Robertson, deputy British military governor of Germany, argues that sustained morale requires keeping the German population reasonably fed. The comment frames food as essential to political reform and stability in postwar occupation.
Federal Judge John C. Knox of New York says neither side has exclusive rights over the public. He argues both labor and capital must obey law and safeguard public welfare.
Paul Mallon reports private circles claim CIO unions are moving to expel Communists and Nazis, with changes in the Organization of Utility Workers of America to bar members who join such parties. He cites letters describing Communist techniques in unions and business, arguing cleansing could reshape labor doctrines and aid good government.
An ANP luncheon features Owen J. Roberts warning that world government ideas are used as atomic bombs to frighten listeners. The piece cites OPA policy and House opposition, describing consumer goods shortages and price ceilings fueling discontent and black market activity.
The text describes a conversation between a husband and wife about an upcoming sermon on Following Christ and the Atonement with sacrifice and example. The couple hopes for a larger Sunday audience after recent storms and small turnout.
A speaker reflects on hidden flaws and guilty impulses from childhood to adult life. He admits counting change, doubting generosity, avoiding chores, and hiding dishes to conceal misdeeds. He questions whether such acts place him among envious or hurtful people and resolves to change.
A crossword puzzle item lists horizontal clues 1 to 52 and vertical clues 1 to 50 including terms like insigne, naval aviation unit, and various definitions such as Fragrant oleoresin 11, Layer of stones 12, and Suo loco ab 50 along with numerous general word clues.
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