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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1946
Page
6
Historical notice lists publication details for the Globe News in Amarillo Texas and the Amarillo Daily News joint Sundays. It includes office names President Gilmore Genf Shower, Publisher John McCarty, Editor Wesley Izzard, and contact numbers plus subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions by mail or carrier.
George E. Sokolsky argues that recent Congress sessions show democracy in action. He warns about totalitarians pushing to empower the executive and cites pressure groups like P A C and the C I O as undermining representative government.
The debate centers on whether the peace conference should require a two thirds vote or a simple majority. Molotov argues two thirds protects Soviet influence and that veto power by one third of aggrieved states is essential. The discussion stresses the need for a just international order and warnings against repeating post war errors.
Cautious Seattle report on Navy Commander W. N. Thompson reaching his 47th move against Alfred Milner of Disbury England in a drawn out international game. Thompson began the contest in 1938 after a friend’s death and continues to play at an unusually slow pace.
The Times quotes Secretary Henry Wallace forecasting a large cycle of growth followed by collapse. Critics note his 60 million job target and unemployment projections diverged from actual trends, with Wallaces claims now calling the 60 million figure unstable and inflationary.
Senator Bilbo of Mississippi says he does not need the $5000 pay raise Congress voted for itself. He notes the offer to play the unsuccessful opponent of Senator Claghorn in a movie and jokes a Hollywood tour would expose filibustering after Cut.
Carl Horn of the Michigan Department of Public Instruction argues that after heavy investment in methods and technology, business and industry must now focus on developing human relations to improve outcomes. He cites broad evidence across sectors.
Quote from Miss Margaret A. Hickey former president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs contrasts rhetoric on women’s rights with the actions needed to live them.
The Mead investigating committee examined potential financial improprieties in Garson companies tied to May and questioning links to political aims within the Democratic Party. Republicans pressured action as the case grew into a broader postwar political scandal amid 1948 election concerns.
A folksy reminiscence from Polk Street about marriage anniversaries and disagreements, plus a quip on a towel hands wash of a daughter and a hometown joke about dry cleaning. It notes Don ald Beistle’s graduation into an army commission from Peacock Military Academy and a memory about a fire insurance scam.
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