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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1945
Page
8
A manuscript discusses price controls after wartime easing, noting 76 percent would not buy new cars even if prices fell 25 to 30 percent. It argues controls may persist in autos until supply meets demand and warns a monetary honeymoon could fade, prompting thriftiness.
Walter Lippmann outlines cautious war timelines and strategic limits. He discusses Eisenhower and MacArthur moves, the need for conservative forecasts, and the impact of dispersions on Western front progress. Plus a community panel on high school girls dating soldiers offers varied local views.
Ralph W. Page argues citizens misjudge British actions in Greece, stressing motive over method. Richard Wood cites sacrifices in North Africa and Greece to support a democratic future, while President Truman warns against partisan blame and stresses respect for liberated peoples. The piece ends with a personal jab about domestic strife.
A nationwide Institute survey shows majorities favor extending Social Security to farmers government employees domestic workers and professional and self employed persons. The Murray Wagner Dignell bill looms and both parties backs broadened coverage though opinions vary by group with domestic workers most in favor and farmers less eager.
A humorous ramble on waking routines and time tricks. The narrator describes morning yawns and odd rituals from cowhands to uncles, noting how daylight shifts disrupt wakefulness and how people and hens respond to lights and clock changes.
Puzzle grid lists clues across and down with numbers and definitions for words in two languages. This readable OCR shows a mixed set of hints covering Latin and English terms like Tellurium and Father along with common crossword entries.
Miss Mary Montgomery of Gallup New Mexico plans nurse training in Dallas joining the Cadet Nurses Corps If war continues she would consider Army service She is an 18 year old Gallup High School graduate who postponed training due to age A pilot boyfriend overseas with the Eighth Air Force has flown 40 missions and hopes for leave to visit.
On January 17 1930 London hosts a five power disarmament conference delegation arrives while drys warn of a prohibition vote. A new Santa Fe office opens at Ninth and Polk. January 17 1935 sees counter revolutionaries in Moscow sentenced, Roosevelt presents social security to Congress, Don Cossack Chair debuts, Fascist party secretary hints at war, Hull testifies on loan to Finland, and Louisiana sees a long machine run off.
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