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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1946
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe and News publication details list publishers officers and subscription rates. It records The Globe News Publishing Co. editors and staff and specifies prices for daily Sunday, carrier delivery, and combined subscriptions in Amarillo and nearby areas.
George Sokolsky discusses the AFL reintegrating United Mine Workers and elevating John L Lewis to the AFL Council. He contrasts AFL, CIO dynamics, noting Lewis's anti Communist stance, CIO leadership, and the broader labor movement split. He argues Lewis strengthens the AFL against leftist unions and criticizes CIO for a costly strike.
Editorial notes puzzled readers on whether the United Nations exists and if UNO or UN should be used. It questions the Spanish symbol for one versus the Anglo-Saxon negation and cites mixed views from San Francisco to Alabama. It laments high taxes seen as a burden on American industry.
The piece describes Bavarian voting patterns as conservative and Catholic, contrasts Nazi齐 rise with a claim of a German revolution led by former officers and intellectuals who attacked traditional values, and notes opposition figures who opposed Nazism including Haubach and Beck. It highlights three anti Fascist currents in Europe Social Democracy Christian Democracy and Communism while arguing that reform and conservatism are compatible.
A magazine piece notes rising whiskey consumption in society while individual intake declines. The speaker recalls father’s warning about solitary drinking and urges caution when consuming alcohol alone.
R. R. Winningham and Jack Hays announce income and estate tax services. Located at 426 Amarillo Building, contact number 2-9 2-g106 for auditing and accounting assistance.
A critical view of Truman's claim that the cost of living rose only 3 percent since 1943. The piece argues the government inflates statistics, citing subsidies on sugar butter meat and other goods. It warns continued subsidies would maintain higher prices and distort price data while increasing treasury costs.
Puzzle clues span multiple languages and include naval terms, animals, places, and common words. Entries cover numbers, rivers, cities, and everyday objects with definitions and abbreviations, forming a dense word grid.
Secretary Ickes announced at a news conference that the Interior Department favors admitting Hawaii as the 49th state and will submit a report to Congress soon. He noted the department had recommended statehood before Christmas and had not yet signed Farrington’s Hawaii statehood bill.
General Douglas MacArthur directed the Japanese government to conduct a nationwide census in April as part of occupation administration. The order seeks a full population count across all prefectures and municipalities.
State police reported at Las Vegas the grade crossing collision occurred at midnight when a switch engine struck a car. Killed were driver R. E. Johnson 26 and Maria Rivera 39, both of Las Vegas. Injured were Marcos Lujan 34 and Mrs Adela Herrera, also of Las Vegas.
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