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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1946
Page
10
The piece argues Truman earned a harsh new appraisal as he curbed strike power, unified armed services, and vetoed a bill derailment. It says public myth faded after his veto, noting his firm stance, bipartisan outreach, and sustained iron in his cosmos.
Texas leads in local chairmen for the Victory Clothing Collection with 334 in the state. The drive runs January 7 to 31 nationwide with Amarillo dates January 11 to 20. Chairman Carl Jenkins urged Amarillo residents to donate garments for hospitals in Europe and the Philippines, stressing the need as millions still require clothing.
The article surveys guesses on UNO headquarters cost and site. It notes possible $25 million price, compares to the League of Nations’ $10 million complex, and describes plan to select a site in the United States near New York or Boston. A planning commission will draft layouts after the London session.
Yeoman second class Henry Blackburn comes home on a 30 day leave after 19 months overseas. He has served two years in the Navy and was stationed on Guam. Blackburn arrived in Amarillo on New Year’s Day, coinciding with his daughter Lynn’s third birthday. After leave he will report in Dallas. The family residence is 2210 Lipscomb.
A poem and a paragraph definition from the College Ranger at Amarillo College appear in the January 6 Pictorial Review issue. The verse jokes about romantic ideals and the definition critiques egotism as a lack of consideration for others. Pvt. Harry Williams Jr. ships aboard the Lewis Emery bound for San Francisco, arriving today.
A New Orleans editorial urges taking the nation’s youth from their homes for a year to help save the home and country, arguing the sacrifice is not too great and that people must be prepared.
George E. Sokolsky argues the Pius XII reform rejects nationalism and enshrines universalism as Christian duty. He notes the shift from Italian cardinal dominance to broader global representation, praising American and non-European leadership and calling for militant Christian integrity against secular evil.
A nationwide Gallup survey shows labor union members favor the Truman plan for a 30 day cooling off period and fact finding boards. Union leaders oppose it, but the rank and file largely backs the proposal, suggesting leaders may influence opinion over time.
Union members show strong backing for a cooling off period before a major strike. A committee would study the dispute and publish findings, with 46 percent favoring the plan and 14 percent undecided. A key motive is the belief it would reduce strikes.
Horizontal and vertical clues list for a Swedish themed crossword puzzle with terms ranging from Per 13 to Transposes ab. and including nations languages symbols and common crossword entries.
A garbled list of clues and partial words including numbers and hints for various entries. The text mixes puzzle cues like bed from 28 29 and symbols for rubidium thulium with scattered fragments such as Porgy river German river and legal point.
Guy Owens former Sandie star visits town and will enter Harvard Medical School. His Tufts record is strong as he joins a freshman class of 125 Phi Beta Kappa students.
A Buffalo meat firm truck driver reported too much help when three crates toppled from his vehicle in Dunkirk. Passersby and residents assisted, but only empty crates were recovered and 25 hams vanished with the helpers.
A dozen Amarillo men were discharged yesterday at Fort Sam Houston San Antonio earning the honorable service emblem. Discharged were Tech- (text cut) indicating a military ceremony and recognition.
Charles I. Rudd of Hereford was involved in a hit and run collision about 10 30 p m in the 2800 block of North East Fifth while driving west. His car collided with an unidentified eastbound vehicle that struck a sign across the road. police are seeking the other driver. Wh?tes are back J O White and son Eugene returned from a hunting trip to Mason.
Mr and Mrs A H Rhodea and children return to Pampa from a visit with Mrs C F Mixon at 3711 Fountain Terrace. Also visiting is Wade Muriff of Long Beach Cal, Mrs Mixon’s brother.
Miss Peggy Houck of 3009 Tyler and Miss Ellen Ann Cavenar of Route 3 have returned from Dallas where they visited Miss Houck's uncle, B. A. Hancock.
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