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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1946
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe News listing operational details for the Globe News Publishing Co. includes leadership names and office location Sixth and Fillmore. Subscription rates are shown for daily and Sunday editions by mail or carrier, with separate prices for Amarillo residents and general Globe and News bundles.
The housing outlook remains uncertain as wartime controls ease. The essay argues supply limits and high costs keep prices elevated for years, while a decontrolled program may expand rentals and enable veterans and older families to upgrade housing.
Dr Louise Hopkins Meeker after twenty nine years on the faculty at New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital retires to write detective stories. She is an authority on eye ear nose and throat pathology and has published many papers. The piece also notes others pursuing varied hobbies from railroads to restaurateur ambitions.
George E. Sokolsky argues that Canada’s crownowned forests and export limits shape newsprint prices as the United States faces a looming shortage. He notes 1946 production around 4.2 million tons, with 3.4 million to the U S, and warns that restricted supply and high costs threaten smaller papers and U S consumption.
Naval Reservists in Amarillo must submit applications to district headquarters New Orleans postmarked by Dec 30 to join the Cuba Canal Zone cruise aboard USS Macom and USS Shannon. About 800 reservists from the Eighth District will depart Jan 27 for a two week active duty training cruise visiting Cristobal and Guantanamo with full pay and transportation provided.
Billy Rose recalls The Killers and Mark Hellinger's Hemingway film while imagining a diner run by a university trained college boy. He envisions comic, futuristic menu items and a percolator scene where William offers bicarbonate and striped frankfurters in a kitchen with a diploma on the wall.
In a tense scene, two killers plan to kill the Swede inside a wash room while William taunts them with literary references. Police close in as they bargain for a final meal at Clancy's beanery.
A man recalls courting days and outlines his ideal wife as strong yet meek enough to be controlled, devoted, rich, and beautiful, one who loves him, serves him, and keeps him central in all decisions. He adds this is the kind of girl a young man should seek.
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A brief opinion notes patience and resolve as the nation confronts a period of shortage and declares the United States will not remain a dependent country for essential supplies. It argues American ingenuity will overcome the supply challenge in due time.
Commander Vandale states tentative schedule for 14 day crasses every other week starting after February 9 through September.
World War I corporal Harry Klutz of Battery E 18th Field Artillery from Amarillo is sought by a Canadian friend who served in both armies. A Globe contact, Nan Tatum, asks anyone with information to reach out. Klutz’s current whereabouts are unconfirmed.
A report notes that about 200 languages are spoken in the valleys of the Caucasus, reflecting the region's linguistic diversity and complex cultural landscape.
Itching first application relief noted for eczema rash and ringworm on blue star ointment. Money back if the first jar fails to satisfy. Try it today.
Santa Fe system carloadings for week ending December 21 were 29 604, up from 21 604 in 1945. Cars received from connections totaled 10 919, vs 9 038 in 1945. Total cars moved reached 40 523, compared with 30 642 in 1945. Santa Fe handled 39 650 cars in the preceding week.
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