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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1946
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe News notes its publishing arrangement with The Amarillo Daily News, listing staff roles for Gene Howe, John McCarty, Wesley Izzard, and Ray Parr. It provides subscription prices for various delivery options, including daily, Sunday, carrier and mail, with regional rates and weekly terms.
The National Association of Manufacturers endorses a progressive program at the 51st Congress of American Industry, signaling a shift from opposition to cooperation. The move follows the coal strike backlash and suggests a move away from hostile anti labor stances toward practical action.
The two dispatches show Mrs. Price winning a divorce in Des Moines after claiming her husband never gets up, while George and Catherine Spence in Cleveland have their divorce denied over a spat about home signs and non support charges. OPA controls face a backlash as 300000 dwellings are withheld from renters. A British psychiatrist notes young children wake with high energy and timing.
Bill Cunningham argues for a national cemetery honoring sports heroes to symbolize restraint in war and to place athletics among the nation’s enduring figures. He notes postwar statues glorifying conflict and contrasts them with a humble memorial to athletes in a symbolic public space.
Walter Lippmann argues that postwar diplomacy among the Big Three has not altered the German armistice balance. He says agreements maintain spheres of influence, with Soviet dominance limited to conquered areas while Western powers shield key regions. He warns disarmament must target major weapons, not manpower, to preserve power balance.
George E. Sokolsky critiques the Nathan report prepared for the CIO, arguing it would force wage increases without price rises and trigger inflation. He notes past phantom statistics, warns of widespread price hikes, and favors Colmer Committee guidance promoting private initiative and production to avoid economic hazards.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Pafford and daughter Kay Ann of Claude were in Amarillo Tuesday for Christmas shopping and visiting friends.
Three Amarillo veterans purchased War Assets Administration surplus industrial machinery and electrical equipment at Pampa AAF. George Klopp announced sales, with Solomon Finegold buying a used electric sewing machine for 79.85 dollars and John G. O'Brien purchasing a used portable power plant for 112 dollars. Buddy Seewald also connected to Amarillo Building.
Mrs Blanche Trigg of Albuquerque New Mexico was in Amarillo on business yesterday.
A speaker recounts Joe Hill, college president, helping a troubled 17 year old by offering shelter and guidance. The account portrays Hill as a scholar and a credit to education in Texas, noting his kindness and sincerity.
The page lists crossword clues across two axes with numbering. Horizontal hints cover band leader to near phrases while vertical clues include rabbit pause route and related terms from health to electrical units.
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