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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1946
Page
6
Front page details the Amarillo Globe News publishing staff led by Gene Howe and John McCarty. It lists subscriptions and pricing for daily and Sunday editions including carrier and mail rates. The notice appears as a historical masthead from the 1920s.
The piece reflects on Abraham Lincoln's informal 1864 remarks to New York workers. It notes his views that labor creates property, wealth is a positive good, and that workers should build their own homes without attacking others. It contrasts those ideas with modern labels and urges reading for historical perspective.
Dorothy Thompson argues Truman's wheat controls reveal Europe hunger and misrule. She cites Senate debate on a German relief mission, notes suppression of facts, and warns Potsdam policy worsens civilian starvation and chaos across Europe.
George E. Sokolsky argues that veto power threatens the UN, using Poland as a cautionary example. He critiques secret Yalta arrangements, Blames Byrnes for ignorance, and credits Ernest Bevin and Winston Churchill with shaping wartime diplomacy and resisting Soviet moves in Greece. He links Greek fate to broader imperial rivalries and Suez access.
Walter Lippmann argues Washington must set its own course among the Big Three, urging a comprehensive settlement in the Middle East that raises regional economic levels. He warns the Soviet drive in Tripolitania Dodecanese and Trieste signals broader aims and calls for joint US British negotiations on sea power before finalizing the Italian peace treaty.
The speaker argues the Middle East cannot be treated as a two power contest and must see open access to oil and secure energy. A three way security arrangement, development projects to revive the desert, and fresh energy are needed beyond Britain and Russia to break endless intrigue and misrule.
A narrator explains how a boy with a horse at the Kentucky Derby evokes tears at the cinema. He imagines the horse winning, the family saving the farm, and a happy ending as the trio returns home in a trailer at sunset.
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Mr and Mrs Frank Satterfield of 1203 West Nineteenth return from a week in Hot Springs Ark where they visited their daughter Myma Ruth. She plays clarinet and sax with Renee Darst and Her Singsters at Club Belvedere in Hot Springs and formerly played with Virgil Whyte s band in USO Unit 26 touring New York Maine Kentucky and Indiana over five months.
A Chattanooga Tennessee inter city bus driver on the route to Knoxville employs humor to coax passengers to space the rear. Instead of a standard instruction he says turn around and act like you are in church.
A patron recalls crying during a long standing film ritual, admitting embarrassment at the audience seeing tears. The speaker notes attending the same picture every six months for 25 years and suggests the man lacks sense and should see a doctor.
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