Amarillo Globe and News Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe and News published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in Amarillo Texas with leadership by GENE HOWE as president and publisher JOHN MCCARTY as assistant publisher and WESLEY IZARD as editor in chief The text lists subscription rates for various periods and delivery methods including mail carrier and Amarillo area options with prices for daily and Sunday editions and combined Globe and News packages.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe and News
Hitler Will Exhibit Final Writ But Proves Dull and Hypocritical
The piece notes Hitler's last will and testament as revealing yet dull, showing lack of imagination and adaptability. It argues his rhetoric on international Jewry and war guilt was aimed at followers and that he finally believed his own lies. The column contrasts political and financial power and cites Farley and Herriot on political finance.
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Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Nuernberg
der Fuehrer
Goebbels
Truman’s speech and the public’s strained patience with strikes
Dorothy Thompson analyzes Truman urging the people to mediate labor disputes and bargain. He blames committees and polarization, warns against deadlock, and argues for a clear economic philosophy to win public support for policy.
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Congress
America
Truman
Mr. Truman
UNO
Bretton Woods
Boom cycle warning and price controls for free enterprise
Ralph W. Page argues capitalism benefits yet requires conscious regulation to prevent boom bust cycles. He cites inflation risk from excess money, price ceilings, and Bowles’ plan for selective controls to balance demand with production and avoid another depression.
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Chester Bowles
Bowles
Army Horizontal Vertical Word Puzzle Snarl Solved
A word puzzle page lists army related clues and crossword like hints with answers for horizontal and vertical sections. Clues include military terms, Greek letters, animals, musical notes and abbreviations.
Britain hoards wool while world lacks clothing
George E. Sokolsky argues Britain holds 3.265 to 3.245 billion pounds of wool as of June 1945 1946 and could sell it for the $4 billion the U S lends rather than borrow. He cites Senator O Mahoney and Senator Wheeler noting Europe’s clothing demand and Britain's export drive and urges the U S to buy the wool.
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United States
Senator O'Mahoney
Great Britain
Conference of
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand
Union of South Africa
Wheeler
Europe
Asia
Mr. Clayton
Clayton
Trade and loans in postwar Britain and U S wool exports
A speaker argues Britain must rebuild export trade to restore living standards and questions a loan policy. He cites Britain’s postwar export drop to 30 percent and proposes exporting wool to the United States as a solution while contrasting big and small crises.
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United States
Clayton
Polk Street Professor I reckon world affairs are fouled up
The speaker surveys global tensions and domestic disputes noting Paris as a Red headquarters and Russia's reach. He criticizes government handling of big corporations and labor, urges a stronger defense, and laments slow repatriation of soldiers.
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Paris
Red Organizations
Balkan
Russia
England
Turkey
Spain
Japan
China
Near East
South Pacific
Argentina
Trouman
Congress
General Motors
Navy
Army to end 20 day enlistment grace period
Capt. John G. Henry announced the army will discontinue the twenty day grace period for reenlistment by veterans. After January 31 soldiers must reenlist immediately to retain a permanent rank equal to their wartime temporary rank.
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John G. Henry
Los Viajeros Spanish Club Attends Pinatas Party
Ama rillo High School Spanish Club Los Viajeros attended their annual pinata party yesterday in the girls gym.
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Los Viajeros
Amarillo
Old Spanish Pinata Custom Club Event Noted
Two pinatas hung at the gym ends were broken by blindfolded members. Students then scrambled for nuts and candies as a variety of Spanish games were played and refreshments served. Faculty sponsor Miss Cora Russell. club president Barbara Fowler.
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Cora Russell
Barbara Fowler
W. B. Fowler
West Tenth
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