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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1946
Page
8
Fragmentary text lists publishing company Globe-News Publishing Co with editors and staff in Amarillo Texas. It provides historical publication dates and subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, carrier rates, and timetable details.
The London dispatch argues Russia favors New York for the UN headquarters to gain favorable press and maintain national policy aims. It notes doubts about long term commitment to a truly enduring world body and contrasts officials who favor expedient cooperation with those seeking a broader world order.
Dorothy Thompson argues that public attacks and counter attacks by Soviet and British leaders in the UN and media may promote peace by exposing propaganda. She notes the role of psychology in modern warfare, the dangers of closed information, and the need for open confrontation to reveal tactics.
Ralph W. Page argues Congress is a disorganized relic hindering national policy. He urges urgent Senate reform to allow decisive foreign and domestic legislation and criticizes Bilbo for blocking votes while minutes are debated endlessly. He warns public inaction invites dire outcomes.
Walter Lippmann argues that Bevin and Vishinsky fail to present coherent policy and warns the United States must act as an independent mediator. He urges private negotiation among the Big Three and cautions against a public confrontation that could threaten global peace and US interests.
A crossword puzzle lists across and down clues centered on US Army 65th Division insignia. It includes terms for trade, actions like disencumber and reach destination, and several body and Greek terms, with many abbreviations and colorfully varied hints.
A fragment from a personal reminiscence recalls a couple agreeing not to divorce until their child grows, noting the wife has crowded the speaker once or twice and that the conversation touched on marital strain.
A man recalls his wife’s dramatic telling of worst fears after she imagines him dying and remarrying. She lists woes of a new wife, ruined finances, and mortgaged life, then breaks down and confesses love, ending with a quip about publication.
A curious remark about a feminine creature in a playful or observational tone. The line hints at intrigue or humor surrounding a female animal, possibly in a casual dialogue or column context.
Mrs E A Armstrong of 1106 West Twentieth is ill at her home suffering from influenza.
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