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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1946
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe News publication notes include founding date February 20 1924 office at Sixth and Pillmore names Gene Howe John McCarty Wesley Izard Ray Parr and contact numbers. Subscription rates are listed for various durations and delivery methods with separate prices for Amarillo and outside areas.
The court imposes a 3 500 000 dollar penalty to UMW for strike defiance. Attorneys for John L Lewis condemn the ruling as cruel and inhuman while warning of broader economic harm and national danger from continued coal strikes.
Dorothy Thompson argues the United Nations belongs in Vienna rather than U S capitals arguing New York Washington Philadelphia and London are ill suited. She cites Vienna’s historical status cultural facilities neutrality and central European location as ideal for world peace work.
The piece argues for larger middle class families to counteract societal strain. It cites financial pressures on young professionals like Harlow G. and warns the unfit are subsidized and multiply, threatening the nation’s vigor. Suggestions include tax reform to double or triple child exemptions and policies to raise middle class wages. It links family size to military readiness and notes concerns about only children.
George E. Sokolsky argues for maximizing charitable contributions under the 15 percent deduction, urging support for voluntary hospitals and social services. He criticizes fund mismanagement, urges transparent reserves, and calls for renewed funding and reform of youth programs and social agencies, stressing immediate giving.
A club talk jokes about speaker rules, praises Mrs. Wallace A. Stone for selling party tickets at Roller Rink on West Sixth Street, and recalls a grandmotherly rocking chair from childhood. The narrator cherishes his mother’s chair and songs, despite being teased as a child.
A compact crossword puzzle clue set listing horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and hints ranging from Greek royal family members to anatomical and linguistic terms. The puzzle includes definitions for ships verbs and place names as well as abbreviations and mythic figures.
The Texas motor vehicle dealers index rose 9 percent in October to 195, the highest on record since 1939 to 100. It notes war shortages and price increases drive sales value, with 43 percent of 1940 sales from nonnew car items and 51 percent of 1942 sales from 1939 levels.
A $25,000 building permit has been issued to J. B. Coe Lumber Co. for a 120 by 140 foot brick and tile warehouse at 501-503 Johnson Street. Randall Building Co. is the contractor.
The Plains Stamp and Coin Club books its regular bi monthly meeting for tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Photographic Club Room at Municipal Auditorium. J L Darnell will discuss "The Two Cent Stamp of 1908 1922 Issue."
Ryne, resident of Amarillo for four years, formerly with F. W. Woolworth Co., plans a newsstand in the former candy store space. The shop will offer a full inventory of daily weekly and monthly publications.
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