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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1946
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details with staff credits and subscription rates. It lists The Globe News as published by The Globe-News Publishing Co with president Gene Howe and editor Wes_ard, and shows daily Sunday and Sunday-only rate options for Amarillo and mail subscriptions.
The piece argues for a National Intelligence Authority to unify State War and Navy data. It says prior foreign information gathering was haphazard and warns that while unity can aid peace, military vigilance remains essential. The Pearl Harbor lesson highlights inadequate intelligence’s role in disaster.
Bill Cunningham recalls a wild Atlanta crash where two colored youths sped in a convertible, hit a dip, and a passenger was hurled high over telephone wires before landing near an elderly woman. The car rolled eight times, driver unhurt, while Tunney clash and Navy debates frame Cunningham’s reflections.
Walter Lippmann argues Hopkins’s legacy splits into two eras before and after May 1940. He credits Hopkins as Roosevelt’s key adviser shaping the Allied coalition and unified war effort, while noting his wartime fame faded from public view.
The passage praises Harry Hopkins as a fearless, lucid leader essential to uniting diverse nations in World War II. It highlights his instinct to cut through detail, his blunt honesty, and willingness to bear great burdens, though it notes his influence was centered on high strategic issues while others managed peripheral tasks.
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Senator Harley F Kilgore plans a move to probe whether giant corporations seek to break organized labor. The piece contrasts union drive tactics with industry factions, notes GM Canfield hearings ahead, and hints at broader labor management tensions amid postwar reconversion.
The speaker jokes about disliking English peas and cooks favoring them for convenience. He reflects on meals missed and warmed over roast as better. The daughter samples chocolate pieces to find an inside treat, revealing a quirky food habit.
The Swedish Alien Commission rejected a World Jewish Congress proposal to admit 1000 Jewish children from Poland and other European nations. It said it would not act until Swedish officials in Warsaw assess needs and the fate of the children, including whether they would stay in Sweden.
The Amarillo Public Library offers 220 magazines and extensive periodical access. Librarian Mrs. Ruth Delzell notes many patrons underutilize the service, though the library holds every magazine in Reader's Guide with about 100 extras including foreign publications.
The Amarillo library holds foreign periodicals and an expanded plan for more. It subscribes to eighteen newspapers and keeps bound copies of The Amarillo News and Globe plus indexed NYT. The New York Times Index helped determine Roosevelt's visit date, now carved on a stone in Ellwood Park.
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