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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1946
Page
8
A partial masthead shows The Globe News Publishing Co. in Amarillo Texas with staff titles and contact details. It lists publication dates February 2 1924 and February 20 1944, plus subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including carrier and mail options and prices for various time periods.
A defense of ex servicemen arguing they are individuals not statistics. While some may turn to crime after service, the overall crime rate among veterans is lower than the general population. The piece emphasizes moral restraint, military discipline, and the need to distinguish individuals from wartime labels.
Dorothy Thompson reports that Russian and Polish zones push to dominate postwar Germany. Communists aim to dissolve the Christian Democrats and merge with Socialists, while banning interzonal contacts. Berlin factory elections show Social Democrats ahead. but pressure from Moscow seeks Gleichschaltung. Socialists resist merger. Otto Grotewohl voices inequality concerns.
A prominent observer who returned from Tokyo argues Americans can mold the Japanese into friendly, peaceful neighbors. He praises General MacArthur and warns punitive treatment could ruin postwar progress. He notes Japan’s loyalty to the U S regime and urges kindness, justice, and patient nation-building.
G W Alsbrooks commander of the Disabled American Veterans chapter outlined four rules to speed VA mail. He urged legibly writing name and address in every letter, including claim numbers for pensions and compensation, giving policy and veteran serial numbers in insurance letters, and noting deceased veterans in relevant communications.
Week ending February 23 1946 shows Iva week totals at 22 364 compared with 22 285 in 1945. Cars received from connections 9 245 vs 14 091. total cars moved 31 609 vs 36 376. Santa Fe handled 31 984 cars in the prior week. Yellowstone National Park hosts about 1 150 flower species.
A reader laments in laws behavior as they visit and leave behind spoiled groceries. The complaint highlights stale meat, old bears, rancid spinach, pre war asparagus with scum, and aged prunes as examples of the troublesome habit. The tone is humorous and regional in flavor.
George E. Sokolsky argues that promoting expediency as morality equates theft with right. He critiques Joseph Davies for justifying Russia seeking atomic secrets, condemns espionage as a breach of Western civilization, and reaffirms that theft remains morally wrong regardless of war or power.
A reader sees a cryptic cross puzzle layout with clues listed for horizontal and vertical entries. Many entries reference abbreviations and varied word lengths including places, animals, and objects.
Mr and Mrs D H Alexander of Hereford yesterday visited Amarillo. Mr Alexander is manager of the Hereford Lumber Company.
Santa Fe System carloadings show the latest totals across major lines with heavy freight and passenger movements. Officials note shifts in volume by quarter and emphasize freight efficiency and network capacity.
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