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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1945
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe published evenings and Sunday mornings with staff roles including President and Publisher, John McCarty as Assistant Publisher, and the Editor in Chief. The item notes its establishment date, post office classification, and publishing connection to the Amarillo Daily News.
In Rockford an Army bomber sprayed 1650 pounds of DDT to curb poliomyelitis. The test targets houseflies as carriers, aiming to reduce polio spread. If successful, the measure could advance health security and save lives amid the polio fight. Governor Dewey urges national unity.
The Canadian Commonwealth Federation leader M J Coldwell blames the emperor Japanese military and business elites for every war of conquest, asserting the responsibilities lie with these groups. He voices a national political stance linking monarchy, industry, and militarism to aggression.
Dorothy Thompson analyzes Churchill and Attlee in Commons debate on Laski and Franco Spain. Bevin and Churchill defend Britain's postwar empire stance while promising law and order in Greece and cautious democracy in Eastern Europe. Bevin sharpens policy with a blunt view of Hungary Bulgaria and Romania and underscores nondespotic government.
A Churchill-era column argues fraternization with German civilians harms morale and risks a broader conflict. The author details postwar conditions, German women’s situations, and Nazi propaganda shaping attitudes toward Russians, Jews, and communism. He states Americans, as occupying forces, face moral and strategic dangers in intimate relations with locals.
George E. Sokolski rebuts Eleanor Roosevelt's defense of continued price controls, arguing black markets and scarcity harm ordinary citizens. He cites rising savings, bank deposits, and the contrast with Britain while defending U.S. wartime policies and aid like Lend-Lease and UNRRA.
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An advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller at 10c, promoting 100 tablets for 35c and the offer of nearly 3 tablets per cent. It urges readers to always ask for St Joseph Aspirin.
German authorities in the American occupation zone require all men aged 14 to 65 and women aged 16 to 45 to register. Registration certificates will be needed to obtain food ration cards for the period starting September 17.
J M Hopkins vice president of the Texas Fraternal Society arrives in Amarillo to be special guest at a chicken fry tonight at Buffalo Lake hosted by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Homes across Amarillo Dumas Perryton and Spearman. More than 35 people expected at 7 15 pm the event marks Hopkins 53rd birthday and he plans to visit all Boxwell Brothers locations while in the Panhandle. Lloyd J Boxwell of the Boxwell Brothers store in Dumas serves as vice president of the organization.
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