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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1946
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe lists publication details for February 20 1974 including ownership The Globe News Publishing Co editor in chief Wesley Izzard and pricing options for daily Sunday and carrier delivery with rates for Amarillo and surrounding areas. It notes post office filing history and publication cadence as evenings except weekends.
A newspaper editor weighs the year 1945 as historic with atomic age undertones. The piece notes public pessimism about postwar chaos and cautious optimism in leaders like Truman Byrnes Attlee Bevin Stalin Molotov, urging support and prayer for better handling of postwar affairs.
J Edgar Hoover warns that racketeers and criminals of the Roaring Twenties could return to the American scene. He says this is a feared but possibly hopeful outlook for the nation’s crime landscape.
A collection of quotes from newspapers urging skepticism of reliance on the White House, criticizing Franco and Bevin, and warning about soaring home prices as speculators profit at the homeseeker’s expense.
Walter Lippmann notes Moscow talks set pattern for East Europe and Far East. USSR leads in eastern Europe while US leads Japan defeat policy. China unity efforts and Korea trusteeship show cooperation over rivalry. No deals on Iran Turkey Middle East or western Germany.
Yvonne Scott, home from Texas Tech for the holidays, told a story to a daughter at Kirk's. The tale asks why a duck crossed the street softly, noting the duck's difficulty in walking. A Christmas tip is offered to fix lumpy powdered sugar by warming it on top of the oven.
A brief notice for 1215 Polk Street highlights SEC Cleaning as the best method for garment care. The claim emphasizes improved results through professional cleaning and care for clothing.
Ralph W. Page argues selfishness endangers nations and individuals. He condemns egoism, provincialism, and materialism as a barbarous creed masquerading as patriotism. He cites Mackenzie King and Senator Fulbright as leaders challenging unrestricted national self interest.
A compact list of crossword clues with numbered positions across and down. Includes hints for objects actions and descriptors such as British Food Minister Sir, Burmese demon, thallium symbol, and various wordplay prompts across both directions.
George Young of KGNC notes a striking newsroom trope that headlines exaggerate female shooters. He observes gunfire cases where male shooters miss more often, while women are described as landing all six shots in vital spots.
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