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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1945
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe published as a newspaper with history notes, publishing schedule, and key staff. It lists founders, publishers, editor in chief, and contact information for all departments.
The Globe argues that editorials should state truths widely accepted, even if it feels starchy. The piece defends a formal tone as appropriate to clear, shared understanding.
The article argues the priority is swift victory over Germany while noting a rise in cross Allied sniping. It contrasts American tolerance for internal criticism with stricter restraint in Russia and Britain, urging readers not to overreact to foreign criticisms.
A wartime leadership view stresses the need for tough sacrifices and clear distribution of work between discharged war workers and demobilized veterans to prevent friction and unrest. Admirals and city officials urge equitable burden sharing as troops return home.
Dorothy Thompson argues the Allies fail to form a new world order to manage postwar Germany. She warns against partition and insists Germany must be economically viable or placed under a global organization with international oversight. She predicts chaos if no coherent, liberty-driven peace plan emerges.
The piece summarizes a study by Dr. Murray R. Benedict for the National Planning Association, warning farming may disappoint as a viable life. It contrasts dwindling independent farmers with tenant croppers and mechanized farms, noting hardship, lack of roots, and lost political voice for the rural class.
George Gallup reports a national survey showing the public expects postwar worker earnings to fall. Voters doubt maintaining current income levels and fear jobs will be harder to find after the war ends.
A reminiscence recalls Wun Lung the Chinaman cowhand teased by ranch youths. After being kicked and bullied he rigs a trap with flat irons in his pockets, leading to a painful accident. The tale shifts to a wartime era survey showing optimism and pessimism about postwar worker incomes among different groups.
A crossword style list presents clues and abbreviations for a stage star theme. Entries include Broadway actress hints, chemical symbols, and common abbreviations. The puzzle blends stage, science, and general knowledge items across 59 entries with various short forms.
A national study argues tenancy will persist and urges federal and state action. It compares to the English system where tenants gain rights and compensation for improvements. The aim is to create self respecting, self supporting rural communities rather than cheap farm labor.
Hal Boyle profiles medic Albert Joe Bernstein of Chicago, one of five brothers in service, who earned a medal after a tree strike left him dazed for two days. He led a one man hospital under fire and jokes to raise morale amid shelled hedgerows and sniper threats. Brune family update notes W Brune and son Bobbie return from downstate trip.
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