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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1946
Page
10
Publication notice for The Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo Texas airs evenings except weekends and Sunday Morning with founder details GENE HOWE and JOHN McCARTY. Subscription prices listed include daily and Sunday options, by mail or carrier, with regional Amarillo rates.
The article notes Hans Frank admitting guilt at the Nuremberg trials for Nazi crimes and contrasts his remorse with Goering's enduring brutal philosophy. It also mentions a Chicago bakery using 25 percent popcorn flour to ease wheat shortages and a warning about nuclear fission. Treasury Secretary Vinson urges caution, and British doctors warn of worsening hunger reminiscent of Dutch famine.
Dorothy Thompson argues that rationing must govern food consumption at the source to prevent inflation and defeat famine. She critiques lifted controls on cream sugar and meat prices, urges complete rationing, warns against black markets, and blames Allied policies for Europe’s hunger.
The piece argues strength comes from just and resolute judgment rather than force, citing John Marshall's McCulloch v Maryland and the UN Security Council's handling of the Iran case. It notes Russia's withdrawal deadlines, Iran’s internal strife, and the uneasy alliance of Poland and France with Stalin, urging the Council to enforce decisions without war to preserve the UN.
Bill Cunningham critiques Mike Jacobs promotions for a Louis Conn bout set for June 19. He notes blank checks flooding Jacobs Industries as $100 ringside seats draw speculation of tickets hitting $1000 and more. He highlights doubts about revenue, taxes, and profit splits with Conn taking 20 percent and Louis 40 percent, leaving Jacobs 40 percent for expenses and profit.
The piece discusses a proposed heavyweight bout between Louis and Conn with promoter gains near 50 00000 and a potential gate around 3500000. Odds favor Louis at 3 to 1. Conn seen at 2 to 1 to last five rounds. Both fighters are inactive recently. Conn healed from a palm cut. Jacobs avoids public workouts, public bets surge as boxing fans gamble on a possible return.
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A speaker recalls a three month old baby who refuses some foods, claims babies cannot taste until a year, and shares vivid anecdotes of a daughter who chews dirt burns matches tennis shoes and table legs, finishing by noting the child now eats twice her weight at eighteen.
Southern Brokerage Co promotes its move to a new location at 415 Fish Blog with contact phone 4550. The announcement highlights owner operated service and continuity in the new premises.
Warren H. Atherton former American Legion commander and Legionspecial committee chair accuses some congressmen of placing reelection above U S security by delaying action on universal military training He cites government sources urging strength and says election year delays risk peace and security He condemns personal ambitions over national needs in Congress.
The Labor Department announced a return this year of the wartime exchange plan permitting movement of harvesting labor and equipment between Canada and the United States. It covers combine reapers and laborers including tobacco curers in southern Ontario and potato pickers traveling from Quebec to Maine. David Livingston is also mentioned as an explorer who went to Africa in 1841.
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