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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1945
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe notes its formation February 20 1924 and post office entry as second class matter. It lists The Globe News Publishing Co as publisher with Gene Howf president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher Weslfy Izzard editor in chief and a city telephone for all departments.
Postwar dispatches report a French squadron of eight Spitfires attacking 17 German planes near Karlsruhe on December 28. Five Messerschmitts were destroyed and two damaged while the French squadron sustained losses of its own. The item includes business and entertainment notes and a soldier’s grim remark from the South Pacific.
Dorothy Thompson argues the United States and Britain face a dangerous stage in wartime policy. She warns that undermining the Atlantic Charter risks dissolving the alliance, with unilateral postwar plans and unconditional surrender shaping Europe. She urges clear mutual principles and a shared postwar framework.
This weekly feature notes warm Indian summer weather and influenza in Amarillo. It highlights Rex Baxter’s article in Texas Industry about Amarillo as hub of the Texas Panhandle, local rescues, all-state honors for Rudy Bauman and others, upcoming banquets, basketball results, and boxing tournaments. It also reports military successes and homecomings including Lt. Col. Odel Conoley and several medal awards, plus five local weddings.
Washington column argues Byrnes urges equal justice for unions and managements to serve public interest. It notes disputes over using war powers to seize unions and predicts ongoing political clash as the War Labor Board and Congress are pressed to act.
A Polk Street professor classifies snorers into several quirky types. The proan snorer moans and whines, the snarling snorer crescendos into a tigerlike growl, and the surprise snorer snores quietly until a jagged ear splitting snort erupts. The calling snorer resembles an Arkansas raz orback and can summon geese with his sounds, as by the bedside observers wait.
Puzzle grid lists clues across and down from 1 Jam to 53 Negative. Includes references to Decoration Day founder Maj Gen and various numbers, Greek letters, and common crossword entries.
The narrator describes Lou Ellickson as a skilled snorer with rhythmic breaths and facial movements. He likens Lou to a musical performer, noting his elaborate sounds after supper and his ability to turn sleep into an amusing personal concert.
A collage notes events on January 9 across years. In 1930 German French talks lift hopes for peace at the Hague conference. 1935 British troops enter Saar Basin amid Nazi symbols. 1940 Finns report Russian fatigue as French and U S debates surge.
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