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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1946
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe News lists publication history and office details from its founding, editors and publishers, plus subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including carrier prices for Amarillo and surrounding areas. It notes post office circulation and dates tied to the paper’s second class matter status.
A 15 year old capable apprentice with carpentry, plumbing, farming and repair skills is kept in fifth grade reading Third Grade material. The piece argues compulsory education hurts gifted youths who cannot read, urging trade schools and apprenticeships as better for such exceptional children. This opinion cites Harvard’s General Education in a Free Society and notes private schooling as a remedy. Mrs. B. E. Taylor of Bowie visits her parents G. E. Patterson and others in Bowie.
The piece notes the tough fight against infantile paralysis and rising focus on rheumatic fever, highlighting Johns Hopkins research, the St Francis Sanatorium work, and a call for a national campaign. It cites FBI Director J Edgar Hoover urging civic example in homes and democracy.
Senator George D Aiken urges moving away from a Britain versus Russia stance and forging cooperation between the nations. Carl Horn advocates human relations programs in schools and industry. Ernest Bevin reports war material production in the Soviet Zone of Germany.
A writer defends harmless flirtation while denouncing whistling and lewd remarks. He cites Newark Police Chief Sebold and a dictionary definition of ogling, arguing that legal action against ogling is unnecessary and that aged husbands retain a humane, lighthearted charm.
The acidated struggle over OPA shifts to a middle ground with a new economic level. Production is rising slowly as carloadings and power output improve, signaling confidence. Food price relief has increased meat and vegetables in markets, though enduring adjustments remain for the broader policy. The J P McElwain Company shoe mill in New England had to shut.
The piece argues hoarded leather fuels unemployment while noting adjustments can rebalance supply and demand. It cites U S Steel and General Motors quarterly reports showing reserve drawdowns for strike costs as production edges up. It highlights inflation risks, Truman's pledge for a balanced budget, and possible tax cuts to restore budget balance ahead of November elections.
A group discussion covers happiness rates in marriage and ideas on soul mates, readiness, money effects, youth, jobs, and housing. Participants debate whether Congress should investigate marriage as a national issue.
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Denver health officials announce plans to repurpose a crippled children's school to supplement polio care as Colorado's epidemic nears 326 cases. Mary Walker says 150 more cases may come in two weeks, with 52 local nurses stretched and 14 Red Cross nurses aiding. Board of Health suggests delaying school openings until the peak passes.
Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Nix and children Orvie Ray and Rickay, of 613 Madison, have returned from Borger where they visited Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nix.
Clare F Lane a former Army nurse stationed at Amarillo Field has been named first aid nurse for War Assets Administration Fort Worth regional office. Announcement by Hamilton Morton regional director notes she is daughter of Mr and Mrs Edd Lane Memphis and trained at a Texas facility.
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