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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1946
Page
10
The Globe and News announces circulation details and staff positions. It lists president Aene Howe and editor Wesley Izzard, with pricing for daily, Sunday, and carrier subscriptions in Amarillo and distant locations.
General Bradley, head of the Veterans Administration, declares that former officers working in the VA must drop their military ranks. From now on Colonel Jones becomes Mr Jones in nameplates doors and correspondence to reinforce civilian leadership in the civilian agency.
Readers in Bayonne experience a shift as the first snow falls after frosty mornings and blustery nights. The article captures a symbolic winter moment with ermine edging meadows and roads.
The White House plans a 375-seat auditorium cafe and relic space elicit political backlash as critics call for economy and trims. Hoover Roosevelt era press conferences are contrasted with today as correspondents lament cramped conditions and awkward access. Representative Taber condemns the idea as folly.
The essay urges all citizens to donate to the March of Dimes to fund infantile paralysis fight and hospital support. It explains that every cent goes to research and local aid, with half to national foundations and half to community chapters for immediate aid and hospitalization.
Gallup poll shows Republicans holding ground among Mid West farmers in 1946 1948. Only about four in ten would vote Democratic today in the region while Southern farmers remain strongly Democratic. If a presidential election were held today the Mid West vote favors Republicans 56 to 44 in 1936, 55 to 45 in 1940, 57 to 43 in 1944, with Southern gains boosting Democratic share but not changing electoral math.
Readable puzzle clues listing across and down entries with numbers and abbreviations. Mentions include military commander Maxwell, island, and various word definitions such as daily fare headland dress long meters plant part and more, typical newspaper crossword format.
A speaker recalls historical windstorms in Central Texas describing twisters from the north and the damage they caused. He mentions straw and a knittin' needle driven into a court area, illustrating how storms vanished without leaving reports.
A concise note promotes cleaning quality for garments and fabrics, claiming improved care and preservation through enhanced cleaning methods. The message emphasizes practical outcomes for wardrobe longevity and overall garment appearance.
A fragment notes Whirlin Farm Equipment and relatives circling events, with a sense of limited outsiders nearby and a casual regional atmosphere.
Private William F. McBroome Jr will celebrate Christmas with his family after arriving home from Europe and reaching Fort Sam Houston awaiting discharge. His wife and two daughters, at 404 North Fairmont, kept the tree and gifts awaiting his return.
The serviceman served with the Third Army from Le Havre into Germany and spent the past months in Austria. In total, he spent 13 months of his two army years in Europe.
Maj Pat Beville and his wife travel to Washington to see his brother Ross H Beville. He is on terminal leave until late March and is a 90th Division veteran with bronze star and five battle stars. He will next visit Lt John R Beville in Waco with the veterans administration.
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