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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1946
Page
8
The item notes Globe News Publishing Co printing in Amarillo Texas. It lists officials GENE HOWE as president and publisher and OHN McCARTY as assistant publisher with WESLEY editor in chief. It provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including carrier and mail options.
Dr. Francis Brown urges using idle government buildings like war plants and Army posts to create extension universities. Large universities would expand faculties and share professors to educate thousands of veterans and non veterans, easing GI Bill access as a national educational crisis looms.
Dorothy Thompson argues wages should track general productivity rather than boosts in isolated sectors. She favors bonuses for exceptional productivity, warns against monopolistic price rises, supports collective bargaining with a public umpire, and calls for widespread worker ownership while resisting state capitalism.
A provocative call links juvenile crime to poverty and social neglect. The author argues to abolish the root causes by universal education and health support, asserting future savings and national strength from healthy, well educated youth. He attacks liberal fixes as insufficient without broad social reform.1
A humorous column recounts Fred Page the Polk Street professor comparing the tongue to a weapon that can strike far beyond physical limits. The piece riffs on literal vs figurative language, family sayings about limbs, and a quip from Robert Littell about teaching as a procession rather than a profession.
Lippmann argues that fact finding without union or management trimmings clarifies disputes. He says Garrison Eisenhower and Stacy show fact finding relies on presenting and testing aroused claims, not exposing company books or imposing cooling off periods. He warns against conflating essential fact finding with coercive public policy and urges rational public oversight.
A fragmented clue list for a crossword puzzle includes numerous hints and partial words across vertical and horizontal entries such as Rye fung and Emanation, with references to travel, statesmanship, and common crossword fodder like Chaldean city and Oklahoma city.
Tetarii Dupont Berge, wife of pearl-diving author Victor Berge, was reported arrested in East Java on suspicion of collaboration with the Dutch. Berge said Indonesian authorities informed him she is being held in the Malang area. she is described as an American citizen by her husband.
Senator Edwin Johnson told General Dwight Eisenhower Colorado plans to name a mountain after the former allied commander. Eisenhower asked about Ike’s Peak and set two conditions for the naming: the peak must be bald headed and fishable nearby for priority access.
A holdup suspect in Tacoma Washington led police to the site of his arrest and claimed to have dropped 850 in currency there. The money, wrapped in torn paper, lay on a busy street for about 15 hours unnoticed by passersby.
Lt Wayne De Grassi reports in Manila afternoon baseball at the park with the Manila Dodgers defeating the United States National League All Stars. The Okinawa basketball team also played in Manila. Tokyo confirms war crimes trials for top Japanese officers will stress individual guilt, likely starting in March.
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