The Amarillo Globe Publication Details and Rates
The page lists publication data for The Amarillo Globe with founding date February 20 1924, editor and publishers names, office location Sixth and Fillmore, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail or carrier in Amarillo and outside. Rates cover one year six months three months and monthly options with separate Sunday only pricing.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Globe and News
Lumber exports vs domestic housing shortfall debate
The National Retail Lumber Dealers Association charges 750 million board feet were exported under export licenses this year at higher prices, while the Foreign Economic Administration defends a one billion board foot program as a small share of production. Critics call it a bureaucratic dodge amid strikes, wood shortages, and a growing housing shortage, arguing statistics mislead about real housing needs.
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National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Foreign Economic Administration
CIO President Blames Government for Sitdown Strike Support
Philip Murray asserts the federal administration tolerates a sitdown strike by industry without protest, arguing the American people fund industry arrogance and profitability. He frames the stance as an adverse commentary on governance.
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Philip Murray
CIO
1946 Prophecies and the Uncertain Economic Path
An analysis of economic forecasts for 1946 questions the certainty of rising prices and a strong postwar boom. It contrasts past prophecies with current factors including production restoration, wage demands, union impact, and government aims, concluding human choices will largely determine the outcome.
Veterans oppose sending more food to Germany
Gallup poll shows 49 percent of the general public and 49 percent of World War II veterans think Germans in the occupied zone will get enough to eat this winter. Yet veterans largely oppose providing additional food, while the general public largely favors it, according to a coast to coast Institute survey.
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Germany
Byron Price
The
Institute
United States
Food Aid Debate Shapes Postwar Policy Direction
The discussion on continuing food shipments to liberated European areas splits opinion with a 3 to 2 majority favoring increased aid. Public sentiment shows Americans wary of shortages but open to rationing to help Europe, reflecting wartime surveys that favored aiding hungry nations despite domestic concerns.
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Europe
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Persia
Byrnes Returns from Moscow Amid Mixed Signals
In a Paris Journal style reflection, the author critiques Henry Byrnes after his Moscow return praising unity while noting concessions to the Soviets. He warns that promises and abubations may undercut American credibility and highlights tensions over Germany, Turkey, and future peace treaties.
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Byrnes
Moscow
London
State Department
UNO
Organization of Europe
Canossa
Polk Street Professor Proposes Love Across Time
A hometown professor crafts a cosmic marriage proposal asserting eternal devotion from sunrise to end of time. The sentiment vows an exclusive, unending bond that outlasts tides, flowers, and waves, underscoring a deep personal commitment.
Arrivals on Both Coasts
Twenty seven troop transports were scheduled to dock today at two East and four West Coast ports with more than 23,000 servicemen headed for home after duty overseas. Ships arriving include John Stevens Le Havre and other ships at New York Newport News and various origins.
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Associated Press
New York
John Stevens
le Havre
Central Falls Victory
Marseilles
Thomas Page
Antwerp
Louisa M. Alcott
Leghorn
James Monroe
Newport News
Blue Island Victory
Ameer
Mexico
Victory Ships Rendezvous in Pacific Route Highlights
Victory and other ships transit from Pearl Harbor to Saipan and Nagoya with calls at Takanis Bay, San Francisco, Seattle, and San Diego. Vessels include USS Stephen Furdek, Star Light, Klipfontein, Phillips Victory, Meriwether, Daniel Lamont, Mormac Dove, Rushmore, and LSM lifters 72 119 259 and LCI 349.
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Victory
Robert A. Harrison
USS
Stephen Furdek
Richard H. Vey
Los Angeles
Takanis Bay
Pearl Harbor
Star Light
Saipan
Klipfontein
Nagoya
San Francisco
Phillips Victory
Tokyo
Meriwether
Philippines
Daniel Lamont
Leyte
Seattle
Mormac
Okinnawa
San Diego
LSD Rushmore
LSM
Memphis Sailor Killed by Cars
Corpus Christi report says W. A. Milligan aged 27 from Memphis Texas Cabaniss Field sailor was killed early yesterday when struck by two automobiles as he and another man crossed a residential street.
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Corpus Christi
W. A. Milligan
Memphis
Texas
Cabaniss Field
Sweetwater man seriously injured after accident
Bernard H. Vincent, 22, of Sweetwater, Tennessee, is reported by hospital attendants in serious condition following the accident.
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Bernard H. Vincent
Sweetwater, Tenn
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