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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1946
Page
10
The text lists founding date February 20 1924 post office filing details Amarillo Texas and publication practices of The Globe News Publishing Co editor in chief Wesley Izard president Gene Howe with subscription rates and formats for daily and Sunday editions in Amarillo and surrounding areas.
A congressional committee urges urgent focus on America’s postwar unpreparedness in 1946. It highlights lack of national unity, unclear foreign policy, and gaps in production and employment, noting idle factories and veterans returning from battlefronts. The piece condemns price control turbulence and leadership weakness.
Quote from Gen Dwight D Eisenhower urges nations to stay allied after defeating ruthless foes to avoid chaos and the emergence of new tyrants. He emphasizes peaceful settlement of differences to maintain world stability.
George E. Sokolsky argues that recent strikes harmed workers and the public, urging production as the only cure for inflation. He criticizes government controls, OPA, and wage price formulas, calling for fewer restraints and a return to private enterprise to sustain national earnings and goods.
A composite critique of political blackmail and dishonesty in foreign policy. The piece contrasts Hitler’s lie tactic with Allied press freedom pressures, notes figures like Joseph Davies and Vishinsky, and laments self-censorship that harms peace. It links Soviet espionage to Canada and urges truth over expedient cooperation. A second half recalls a father’s discipline and a hopeful public-spirited citizen.
The Gallup Poll reports Truman retains a majority of voters though support wanes with conservatives. It notes 67 percent of Democratic opinion leaders favor him for the 1948 nomination, while Dewey and Stassen lead Republican possibilities in separate measures. The survey covers party strength, labor issues, youth voting trends, regional patterns, and independent voters.
Puzzle entries list numerous clues from insigne to youth with scattered abbreviations and forgotten definitions. The page presents a mixed set of across and down prompts including musings on science, military insignia, and oceanic calls for help, lacking clear solution guidance.
A fragmentary text references a Polk Street professor and a bank account simile comparing finances to a cigarette brand. It hints at a machine gun inventor’s inspiration drawn from a boy making a popsound with a stick on a fence. The passage ends abruptly.
In Manila Corporal Henry Schwan MP met his brother John Schwan chief petty officer aboard the Boxer. They spent four days together and both attended the court where Jap General Homma was sentenced. Both men grew up in Amarillo and had prior local jobs.
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