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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1945
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe details its founding date February 20 1924 and publishing details. It lists staff including Gene Howe as President and Publisher McCarty as Assistant Publisher and Yizard as Editor in Chief with operations connected to Amarillo Daily News.
Dorothy Thompson critiques Sumner Welles on balance of power and France's role in postwar Europe. She argues peace depends on a harmonized world order and universal principles, noting France's reparations policy and the Ruhr occupation as potential misdirections. The piece weighs League ideals against realpolitik and warns Germany's fate frames future conflict.
The Globe features a veterans tribute and hometown notes from Amarillo. War service updates include Cpl Evan Crandall singing for President Truman, soldiers returning home, and a Sorbonne student Army instructor. Local events cover church dedication, traffic signals, school diplomas, a second Boys Ranch planned in Gallup, New Mexico, and community happenings from sports to theater.
Crossword puzzle clues list with horizontal and vertical entries for Moon Mullins characters and related items. Includes multiple word answers spanning nautical, geographic and linguistic terms with numerous named entries.
The article notes the Senate’s ratification as a milestone, reflecting the will of the American people. It discusses opposition and support, Woodrow Wilson’s warned prediction, and the Charter’s place as the first major step in America leading the world toward peace, while acknowledging it is not perfect.
Frankfurter dispatch by Bill Cunningham describes Americans toiling to reorganize postwar Frankfurt while Germans sunbathe in new clothes and gear. He notes a riverfront scene with beach chairs, music, and an open air rink as U S troops move inland to repair war damage.
An old time drugstore ad promotes a soothing pine tar remedy for itching rash tetter pimples and minor injuries. It promises relief and notes a price of 35 cents at all drug stores.
A fragment from a wartime column dated Tuesday August 7 1945 criticizes complacent behavior by some groups neglecting effort while others work, warning of looming food shortages and a potential famine cry in America. The passage suggests continued discussion on page 7.
The speaker muses about Farben and a colonel as he jokes about practical tasks. He mentions farming potatoes to supplement his 1100 calorie daily intake and learning carpentry to build a shack. He proposes inviting the colonel for a river walk and notes ongoing actions by others.
FASTEETH is an alkaline powder that helps dentures stay in place for easier eating and talking. It eliminates plate odor and leaves no gummy or pasty taste, with a simple sprinkle on plates. available at drug stores.
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