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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1945

Page

8

Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo Rates and Staff

Founded February 20 1924 and entered on second class matter at Amarillo Texas under the act of March 1878 The Globe News Publishing Co publishes evenings except Saturday and Sunday in connection with the Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher Wesley editor in chief Telephone 6262 Subscription rates payable in advance daily and Sunday by mail carrier or agent outside Amarillo one year 800 six months 425 three months 625 one month 75c carrier in Amarillo six days one year 900 six months 645 three months 225 one month 75c Globe and News one year 1500 six months 750 three months 375 one month 125 Sunday only one year 300

Amarillo Texas Globe and News

War's Lessons Ignored Repeated Warning on Unpreparedness

A public alert argues the United States remains unprepared for future attack. Gen George C Marshall warned of limited military backing before Pearl Harbor while Brig Gen Emmett O'Donnell warned air and naval weakness. The piece urges renewed readiness to avoid past fate.

George C. Marshall Army Pearl Harbor Navy United States General Marshall Poland O’donnell Uncle Sam

It Takes Two to Make Peace Says Paul Mallon

Paul Mallon argues that postwar peace remains unrealized despite the Atlantic Charter and UN planning. He claims leaders must align actions with spoken aims and urges clear, realistic thinking to end world killing and achieve genuine harmony.

Friends of State Burnies Moscow Russia United Nations

Polk Street Professor Daughter Improves After Doctor’s Treatment

A Polk Street family reports their daughter, previously refusing to eat, became hungry after a doctor diagnosed anemia and prescribed medicine. Within three days she began eating, seating herself at the table and consuming six bits of victuals before the meal was finished.

Daughter

Dorothy Thompson on the Big Three and a disillusioned America

Dorothy Thompson argues that the postwar mood in America is despair and mistrust as the Big Three meet in Moscow without France or China. She says leaders have betrayed ideals, communiques sound like Hitler, and faith in national unity erodes amid anger in churches, factories, and the military.

Molotov France China Washington Moscow Russia America Britain Yalta Potsdam Great Britain United States Lincoln Jefferson F.D.R Churchill Shakespeare Burke Hitler

Steel Strike Not Expected to Occur as Planned

George E. Sokolsky argues the Dec 11 steel strike call for Jan 14 is unlikely to happen. He sees a private CIO power struggle between Philip Murray and John L. Lewis, with auto strike issues and postwar price controls shaping the outcome.

Philip Murray John L. Lewis Big John Murray Phil Murray Lewis CIO OPA Truman CPA

U S Army Leader Puzzle Clues Across and Down

A historical crossword style list lists across and down clues for an U S Army leader puzzle with entries like Maj Gen and various thematic terms across military and general knowledge categories. The grid references and clue numbers span long form hints including color, names, and objects.

Family dinner scene shows daughter’s appetite and behavior

Narrator describes daughter eating rapidly and aggressively at meals, grabbing food and even passing dishes is risky. A mishap with catsup on the narrator’s wrist is mentioned, while tensions at table ease as daughter makes sandwiches and leaves, leaving a note of cautious optimism about her being a "sweet kid" who’s friendly to grocery men.

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