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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1946
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe News publishes evenings in connection with Amarillo Daily News under The Globe News Publishing Co. Principal figures include GENE HOWE president, JOHN MCCARTY assistant publisher, and WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief. Subscription prices vary by duration and delivery method with multiple regional rates.
A civic appeal urges voters to take 30 seconds to cast a ballot in the second primary this Saturday. The short ballot will require only a few pencil marks and fulfills a citizen duty. It notes many qualified voters skipped the first primary and stresses the privilege of voting in county and state elections.
Dr. I. H. Godlove of General Aniline and Film Corp says color sight varies by viewer. People with blue or brown eyes match colors differently, affecting film processing and fabric color choices for consumers.
A Sokolsky column analyzes a nascent Third Party movement coalescing around P A C and allied groups. It cites Henry Wallace’s leadership drift, Sidney Hillman’s loss, and the influence of Harold Ickes James Roosevelt and James Roosevelt in California and Seattle campaigns. The piece notes AFL opposition and hints at potential 1948 mobilization as various labor and political factions seek a liberal alternative.
Dorothy Thompson argues the peace conference mirrors Soviet aims as former enemy states wooed by Moscow while the West falters. She contends the U S and Britain lack coherent European policy and Germany remains the focal point of postwar settlements.
The article discusses US Soviet tensions and hopes for lasting peace. It argues the need for justice self determination and practical common sense to secure safety and prosperity. It reviews Soviet strategic gains from China to the Persian Gulf and warns against nominal uneasy peace.
A humorous monologue extols a water proof ink fountain pen capable of writing while submerged. The speaker imagines mermaids and bathers using the pen, jokes about loan sharks and underwater paper work, and quips that even Davy Jones might endorse such a device.
A historic ad touts Grays Ointment as extra soothing relief for external itching rash tetter pimples irritations minor burns cuts sprains and bruises. Claims pine tar provides wholesome comfort and lists a 35 cent price at all drug stores.
Crossword puzzle filled with horizontal and vertical clues covering flowers fettering acts noble names and classic terms. Includes references to gods and languages and a mix of common and obscure words to challenge solvers.
The text warns of a disquieting report aimed at the American public forecasting a future alignment of Russia Germany and Europe against the English speaking world If policy toward the defeated does not change tensions rise and Americans may retreat into caves or lose freedoms The release is attributed to the Red Syndicate
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