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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
10
A scattered column cites old poets Heywood Milton Shakespeare and Longfellow on waiting and patience. It critiques modern impatience and laments delays in service and getting orders while riffing on cultural attitudes toward delay.
Dr Ralph McDonald a National Education Association official says the outcome of the global contest of democracy and Communism will be decided by education not force The victor will be the teacher not the soldier
A U S government statement notes that at least 1.5 million civilian men and women of working age with disabilities could be helped through vocational rehabilitation. The Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs did not force surrender, per the Strategic Bombing Survey.
Bill Cunningham notes the shift from Army control to civilian travel as he plans a Paris trip for the peace conference. He cites costs, visas, passports, weight limits, and weather uncertainties, highlighting the transition from wartime to postwar civilian journalism.
The piece critiques the published draft peace with Italy and warns the broader effect on Europe. It highlights Soviet domination risks in Austria Hungary and the Balkans, the fate of German frontier policy, and concerns over Russia occupying Vienna and Hungary while Italy faces disarmament and economic strain.
The piece argues wartime contracting favored a Garsson cartel over smaller firms, questions the use of Army procurement to aid political friends, and calls for broad investigations of House leaders and Army officers involved. It condemns political favoritism and urges removals where ethics failed.
The piece argues that proposed Soviet aligned treaties would strip Italy of defenses and western ties, leave it surrounded by Russian influence, and funnel Italian factories to produce Soviet goods. It warns Italy could become a satellite of the USSR with weakened civil freedoms and economic subordination.
In a vocal May caution, residents anticipate extended probes over four years, alleging crooked city deals and contract abuses. The speaker predicts hush money, stalled street work, land grabs, and potential political retribution as reforms threaten entrenched interests. C. B. Lister is cited as asserting democracy cannot survive without truth.
Readable crossword clues list multiple horizontal and vertical entries with definitions and abbreviations. Entries reference diplomatic figures, locations, common words, and abbreviations, forming a dense puzzle grid typical of a period newspaper.
A Brookfield resident describes a four day rest at home and the toll of manual labor on body and mind. He admits prior condescension toward workers and thanks farmers carpenters and gardeners for their endurance amid a 90 degree heat in the shade. The account ends with a dinner raspberry task and weariness.
The narrator clears a weed‑choked patch with a scythe hoping to harvest berries but sinks into poison ivy and ends up wading through weeds. A third of a basket is collected, reportedly full of worms, so the couple eats blueberries instead.
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