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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1945

Page

8

Bill Cunningham Founded February 20 1924

The Globe News Publishing Co announces Bill Cunningham as a publication dated February 20 1924 entering second class mailing at Amarillo Texas. The notice lists officers Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher Wesley Izzard editor in chief and provides subscription rates for daily Sunday and Sunday only editions.

Amarillo Texas Globe and News

Nation of homebodies and unified leadership debated

The text argues Americans are homebodies amid travel frustrations and urges top level unification in government agencies after Pearl Harbor testimony. It critiques travel culture and calls for shared information between the State Department and armed forces to assess international relations and readiness.

Pearl Harbor Navy Army State Department Department of State

Prepared for Attack, Kalamazoo Gazette Urges Readiness

A Kalamazoo Gazette editorial argues the nation cannot be invincible but stresses we must diligently build and maintain thorough preparedness against any potential attack. It emphasizes vigilance, defense readiness, and national resolve.

Kalamazoo, Mich

Agrarian China claim denied by Sokolsky analysis

George E. Sokolsky argues the Chinese Communist Party remains a Russian-backed instrument of the Third International. He traces its 1920-1926 integration with the Kuomintang, Borodin and Galens influence, Chiang Kai-shek rise, and the expulsion of Communists, insisting the movement is political military rather than agrarian.

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Lippmann Defends Free Press Against UNRRA Funding Critique

Walter Lippmann argues that requiring American reporters to monitor UNRRA relief abroad is impractical and dangerous. He says press freedom cannot be turned into an auditing force and urges Congress to fund UNRRA, criticizing opponents who tie aid to media access. He stresses journalists’ role is reporting, not inspection.

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Rome Argolis

Clash of Navy and White House Over Pearl Harbor

The article records Admiral Richardson's testimony that the Pacific Fleet was undermatched and Pearl Harbor a dangerous berth. Roosevelt resisted pulling the fleet, preferring to bluff Japan. Hull and Grew later testified they lacked full information, with no exchange of vital intelligence between departments.

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Wellington Leader Publisher Warns of Big Hat Return

Deck Wells of the Wellington Leader cautions that large hats for women may come back next year, expressing concern about fashion trends affecting his readers and community.

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Make Cough Syrup at Home Quick Relief

Simple home cough syrup recipe using sugar and water or corn syrup honey. Pinex 244 ounces obtained from a druggist, poured into a pint bottle for a full family supply. Soothes throat and bronchial irritation, loosens phlegm, eases soreness, aids sleep, money refunded if not pleased.

Fight the big hat and return of old fashion era

The speaker warns against the revival of big hats and related fashion, listing items like derby hats, razorback collars, spats, canes, peg top trousers, barbershop quartets, and mustaches. He recalls past fashions and argues such trends bring harm and should be opposed.

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