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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1945
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe notes its founding date February 20 1924 and second class matter entry. It lists staff roles including Howe as president and publisher and Wesley Izard as editor in chief with a joint publishing arrangement with Amarillo Daily News.
Readers react to the Hays Office refusal to approve the documentary The True Glory due to profanity on the soundtrack. The piece argues the film preserves a historic record of Allied efforts and questions the censorship stance amid wartime sacrifice.
Quotes from USO president Lindsley F. Kimball and others urge ongoing support for relief and morale efforts amid new occupation forces and demobilization centers. Individuals from Korea and Cambridge voice gratitude and democratic duty, while an unidentified U.S. Army corporal criticizes Germany postwar planning. The New York World-Telegram warns against the Big Three's redrawn borders leading to future conflict.
An analysis warns that postwar unity under Mr Truman is fraying as Congress debates the New Deal era measures. It contrasts the full employment bill, a pro union push, with Burton Ball Hatch reforms aimed at reforming the Wagner Act, signaling a battle for economic control and social policy.
Reporter Bill Cunningham visits General Patton in Bad Tolz where Third Army signs demand helmets and uniform wear. The veteran commander projects a hard edged, demanding style, praising diligence in small tasks as a path to victory, while soldiers navigate strict regime.
George Gallup reports broad U S support for forcing labor and management to take disputes to a Federal Labor Board before strikes. Public favors wide measures to avert labor strife. labor leaders oppose compulsory arbitration. The piece also covers postwar military training and Patton anecdotes. News includes notes on travel and local shoppers.
A Truman era letter defends Truman as responsible head of the administration praising his war leadership and restraint with MacArthur, while criticizing his opponents and urging full truth from wartime reconversion and job figures. It notes calls for a commission to verify full employment claims and discusses postwar troop demobilization and policy.
Depicted isinsigne of United States Navy Utility Unit and terms range from ocean to exist. Clues include Hawaiian bird evergreen companion and many Navy related words such as symbolism parsonage and fragrance. The puzzle lists figures like tantalum calcium and maritime terms with cryptic cross references.
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