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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
10
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An Englewood New Jersey teacher argues for a national organization of discontented individuals to reform the environment to fit people not the reverse. He cites statistics of mental health treatment and criticizes psychiatrists for focusing on the individual rather than surroundings.
George Sokolsky argues the nation suffers a broad strike where labor, management, and government fail to function. He blames wage decline, price inflation, and weak leadership, noting OPA limits, black market effects, and policy missteps under Truman. He contends unions push power while government interference cripples industry, harming profits and efficiency.
The president backs a Snyder report urging inflation control and limited government role while restoring private enterprise. It cites near full civilian production, five billion dollars in war-payoffs, and unemployment around three million, with inflation risk and scarce materials needing federal action. The piece ends with a personal, rambling anecdote about a cigarette lighter and Model T nostalgia.
A whimsical narration recalls a man who envies cigars and the new portable lighter era. He laments high society flair from Fifth Avenue while facing clumsy lighter leaks and a bunion hindering his smoking ritual. The piece contrasts old habits with modern gadgetry as lighters become a common toy.
The Gallup study on age groups shows 15 to 18 year olds leaning 65 percent Democratic and 35 percent Republican. Across all ages, young voters are pivotal, with 8 to 10 million youths becoming eligible between elections and turnout shaping outcomes.
A mixed list of crossword clues including animals gods plants metals and common words. Many entries reference ancient deities and elements such as sun god iridium tantalum calcium and natrium symbols while other clues cover everyday items like cloak jacket tree and network.
Marine Sgt. Thornton Myers, formerly with the Roanoke Virginia home, returned to the local station after a month at the Albuquerque branch. Myers opened the Amarillo Marine Recruiting Office at the start of the current enlistment drive last fall.
Joseph A. Desmond of Dallas arrived yesterday to begin work as a deputy tax collector at the Amarillo Field Office of Internal Revenue. He was discharged from the Army six weeks ago after 38 months of service, including 14 months in Europe with the Ninth Air Force finance division. Desmond previously served as a deputy tax collector in Dallas.
Burglars broke a rear window at Smith's Cafe 2008 West Sixth last night and broke into coin operated music cigarette weighing and pinball machines. Police did not determine the amount of change stolen.
Burglars used a Lee Way Motor Freight Company office break in to steal a safe containing about 200 dollars. Police recovered the getaway pickup west of town this morning but the safe remained missing at noon. The intruders entered by breaking a door glass and rolled the safe to the loading dock before placing it in the truck.
The statistic notes that among over 4,000,000 Americans aged 70 and above, 400,000 are on relief rolls, 160,000 reside in almshouses, and 160,000 receive state pensions.
Bid sessions begin at 1 pm at the Tri State Fairgrounds with 52 prize Herefords from Anxiety Hereford Breeders Association. Buyers from Montana to Oklahoma attend to strengthen herds through selective pedigree and appearance appraisal. Auctioneers Colonel Thompson Gartin and Shaw preside as cattlemen eye top lines and bloodlines. Rabbi fur coats offer 86 varieties including French sable.
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