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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1946
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details including founder date February 20 1924 affiliations with Amarillo Daily News and Globe News Publishing Co. governance by Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher Wesley Izzard editor in chief and subscription rates for daily Sunday and carrier formats.
The piece notes that President Truman delayed action on food relief for Europe until February 6 after urging help post Potsdam. It argues the delay mattered less than the need to aid 140 million Europeans starving, urging enthusiastic support now. It also mocks Colonel Peron's Argentine plot and rejects his spy thriller with a dismissive rejection.
Navy leadership urges a capable force ready for any duty and fast to adapt to a rapidly changing world as emphasized by Fleet Admiral Nimitz in his remarks on naval operations.
The writer argues John L. Lewis could unify the unions into one AFL dominated by him, noting his influence and calls for union reform. He discusses impeachment prospects for Truman, possible third parties, and the unions' surge in strike power modeled after atomic force, urging controls on economic destruction.
In a critical column Sokolsky questions Secretary Byrnes knowledge of Yalta and related events. He cites the Cairo Declaration the Manchuria issue and the Sino Japanese War to argue Byrnes should have been informed and prompts whether Byrnes understood the stakes for the United States. The piece weaves in personal notes about dieting and daily life as filler.
A petit jury will report to 47th District Court at 9 this morning for one of five trials this week. A special venire will report March 11 for the trial of Elbert Marshall charged with murder in the shooting of a Negro woman.
Dick Siebert formerly with the Philadelphia Athletics notified the St. Louis Browns that his contract terms are unsatisfactory and he is weighing retirement. He joined the Browns from the A's in the winter in exchange for first baseman George McQuinn.
The Arch bishop of Canterbury urged the United Nations to act with humanity toward defeated countries and called on Church of England members to unite in helping the suffering people of all lands.
Bill Cunningham reflects on UNO decisions and the era's rhetorical excesses, noting a trend toward grandiose phrases like delirium Trumans and a reimagined 1948 London Olympics. He recalls Berlin 1936, Meantime Major Gen Frank Lowe travels to India and college prospects falter under credential pressures as Joe Louis visits his old manager amid legal troubles.
A compact crossword puzzle with clues across and down about a White House physician Col Harry and various thematic terms. Includes abbreviations and antique references for ships, fabrics, and mythic figures.
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