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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1946
Page
10
The Globe News Publishing Co. announces publishing terms and rates. It lists founders officers including GENE HOWE as President and Publisher and JOHN McCARTY as Editor in Chief. Subscription prices are shown for daily and Sunday editions by mail or carrier in Amarillo and surrounding areas.
The piece traces the word candidate from Latin and contrasts ancient Roman electioneering with modern campaigns. It notes the old practice of facing voters in the Forum, the hazards of eggs and mud, and the later rise of mudslinging as a political tactic amid changing issues and enduring voter‑candidate dynamics.
The Paris gathering of 21 nations began under tight conditions as 170 mimeographed pages of proposed texts were released on day two. Leaks to one New York paper drew little attention and some editors discarded unofficial texts. Officials later found copies unfinished relative to Truman's demands on the Danube basin.
George E. Sokolsky argues inflation stems from excess money chasing scarce goods and blames wartime deficits and wage boosts. He cites Taft’s four reasons, foreign loans, and aid programs as fueling purchasing power and price pressures, urging higher production and savings to restore currency value.
Quote from Gem. Jacob L. Devers Army Ground Forces Commander. He notes selfishness now grips the nation, marking a shift in character and national spirit.
Lt Gen Robert L Eichelberger, Allied Ground Troops Commander in Japan, criticizes the deliberate arrogant bullying attitude displayed by certain soldiers. The remark highlights a concern over discipline and conduct within stationed forces.
Erich Brandeis uses a cherry pie stunt to warn readers that honors and favors often come with strings. He recalls a Washington pie publicity fiasco and urges skepticism toward gifts from powerful people, noting public praise can mask ulterior motives.
A speaker recalls humorous childhood memories and later-life teasing by his father in law. He notes college writing corrections, woodland tales at gatherings, and a sense of being an outsider in the in laws family, balanced by occasional acceptance.
Crossword puzzle solution grid and clue words are presented with horizontal and vertical entries. The list includes abbreviations and symbols for elements, plus common crossword entries like detain appear as clues alongside scientific terms.
A 1946 King Features item urges collective effort to sustain postwar peace. The piece calls for public cooperation and shared responsibility to ensure lasting stability after conflict.
On the fourth day of absentee voting 150 ballots have been cast since Aug 5. Twenty two ballots were received yesterday, down from 38 the day before. If the current pace continues, about 600 absentee ballots will be cast before the Aug 20 deadline.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 visitors will enjoy a band concert for patients in the Veterans Hospital recreation room. Music will be provided by a band from the Herring Hotel, according to recreation officers.
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