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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1945
Page
6
Formed February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under the act of March 3 1978 published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Limore GENE HOWF President and Publisher JOHN McCARTY Assistant Publisher WESLFY IZZARD Editor in Chief
The piece argues wars extend far beyond battles, predicting decades of hardship for veterans. It notes rising neuropsychiatric admissions, projected peak needs in 1975, and VA efforts to aid survivors while admitting cure remains elusive.
A historical reflection argues the Allies cannot form a single political entity to dictate terms to Germany. It notes Russia Britain America and France pursue separate spheres of influence, while Germany cannot surrender to any one power. The piece questions why a unified Allied program remains elusive and what actions are needed.
Columnist Ralph W Page argues American foreign policy is indefinite and halting. He urges a strong clear statement to satisfy all sides, framing the issue as a moral problem the world must solve.
A collage of 1930s items notes Pacific sovereignty talks between the Philippines and British North Borneo, a Mayo anesthetic announcement, tri state park planning, censorship of Ecstasy in Washington, and trial news. It also cites debates on America first policy versus humanitarian foreign policy, a Christmas rally remark by Carl Bernstein, and Pulse Feeler reader questions on women’s headstrong traits with local quotes from Pantex workers and hospital staff.
A humorous reminiscence traces a family shopping trip in a busy grocery. The narrator recalls guiding shop duties with a joking tag team of wife, daughter, and himself as they navigate aisles, tease manners, and avoid the “no” from mama while sampling pecans and dodging spilled Coca-Cola. The piece plays on chaotic, affectionate domestic scenes from a familiar storefront.
A list presents across and down clues with definitions and word lengths, including entries for insigne, gossip, compass point, and eel eagle home. The grid shows numbered rows and columns pairing military imagery with vocabulary, ranging from 12 to 57 across clues.
Dear readers a weekly feature from The Globe shares news from Amarillo and area. It highlights Amarillo High School earning Southern Association membership, local weather and events, Ann Lee’s Broadway return, new street signs, and a busy golf day at the Eskimo Open. The column also notes sports results, weddings, and Army family milestones as a personal home front update.
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