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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1946
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe listing its founding date and publishing schedule shows editors and managers and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It notes evening publication except weekends and mentions connections with Amarillo Daily News.
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission ordered the return of the rural party line to Fayette. Residents praise the system as real life drama and rapid neighborly aid during emergencies, preferring it to modern communications.
A collection of aphorisms about skepticism toward great men and rumors. Carlyle notes the danger of doubting great men, Ovid warns against believing scandals, and Chapman remarks that while youth see folly in elders, elders see folly in youth.
Dorothy Thompson denounces Ed Pauley as a risky choice for Assistant Secretary of the Navy. She warns the nomination could influence world affairs, threaten oil interests, and undermine U.S. leadership, linking Pauley to California politics, the New Deal, and foreign perceptions of American policy.
Ralph W Page argues that President Truman’s goodwill appeal failed to calm business, revealing an irreconcilable economic creed. He frames a deep split between Right conservatives and Left radicals, with Truman destined to lead a partisan war rather than a unifying peacemaker.
George E. Sokolsky discusses the first UNO session and its mixed outcomes. He praises Bevin for open debate, warns about Manchuria and Jiangxi tensions, critiques Zionist settlement tensions, and criticizes Yugoslav Gavrilovic's overreach. He argues for a practical UNO site and notes the next Parliament session planned in New York under Grover Whalen.
A fragmentary list describes the U S Navy air unit insignia for Bombing Squadron and includes scattered clues for terms like aircraft device, seating, shore bird, whale likeness, and various abbreviations. The text also mentions geographic and linguistic hints, plus several encoded or misread items related to naval aviation equipment and terminology.
Guy Owens son of Dr and Mrs Guy Owens of 109 Sunset has won the 1882 Tufts College scholarship at Medford Massachusetts. He is a member of the Tufts Naval Training Unit and a varsity football star. He also earns election to Who's Who in American Colleges.
Nassau County police will test motorists suspected of intoxication with a new addition to the sobriety test starting tomorrow. Besides the chalkline walk, suspects must recite a tongue twisting phrase about a ragged rascal, with errors revealing impairment.
A speaker declares a new poem meant to inspire and sustain people in hard times and endure beyond Byron and Whitman. He claims it will be set to music by great masters and remembered for the ages. The verse features a modest goldfish circling, seeking escape yet finding none.
Ross D. Rogers Jr. of Amarillo has been promoted to major and serves as transportation officer with the 1963rd Hospital Train Unit at Madigan Hospital Center Fort Lewis Washington. He is married to Tommie with daughter Judith Ann and plans to enter business with his father after military service.
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