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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1947
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe News details its publishing staff, offices, and subscription rates. It lists the Globe News Publishing Co. as publisher, with Wesley Izzard as editor in chief and Ray Parr as Globe editor. Rates cover daily, Sunday, mail, and carrier options, including classifications for Amarillo and non Amarillo delivery.
On the day Harold Stassen declared for the Republican nomination the White House floated Wagner Act changes. Truman’s recent moves suggest he aims to seize initiative from Congress and appeal to voters. The race in 1948 appears instant and highly competitive with Democrats reuniting and Republicans jockeying for power.
The speaker argues that agreements among the Big Powers, such as the Yalta deal, undermine equity and morality. He notes Stalin Roosevelt and Churchill promised Soviet perks in Manchuria and extraterritorial rights in Dairen, without Chinese input, and laments U.S. actions in Dairen as an example of unilateral policy.
Walter Lippmann critiques Baruch's claim that abolishing the veto guarantees treaty sanctity. He argues real danger lies in world coalitions forming for conquest, not a lone violator, and notes future Security Council votes would face multiple vetoes.
Crossword puzzle clues listed for horizontal and vertical entries with many numbered items. The page also contains a political column criticizing postwar policy on Poland, Yalta, and European integration, referencing Roosevelt and Beiruts events and police action.
Aase Lionees from Norway, serving as alternate UN delegate, voices fear in Europe over rising talk of a potential third world war by many Americans. The remark highlights international concern about U S attitudes and global security.
Billy Rose recounts a comic driving lesson with Eleanor as teacher. He fumbles through brakes gears and signals, crashes into a bus, a fire plug, and a cop, then learns to fold a road map. A humorous portrait of postwar automotive chaos.
A McLean to New Mexico hitchhiker relays warnings that Communists organize labor trouble, threaten war readiness, and aim to bankrupt factories to push a change in government. He claims U.S. industry would falter under strikes, lawsuits, and sabotage. The speaker notes Americans overlook these signs.
Dov Gruner, 33, Irgun Zvai Leumi member, sentenced to hang by a military court in Jerusalem for taking part in an April 23 attack on a Ramat Gan police station. The Irgun issued a note promising ongoing warfare. Gruner has a sister in America. address unknown.
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