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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1946
Page
8
Publication details for The Amarillo Globe News, including founder, publisher, editor, and contact information, plus historical publishing schedule and subscription rates for daily, carrier, and Sunday editions.
A columnist argues the United States and Britain should openly define long term aims in Europe before criticizing Russia. The Foreign Policy Association urges mutual clarification of policies and moderation of claims in regions of shared interest, asserting Russia should also reveal its aims.
A humorous exchange in a New York Times reading frames Lidice and Bekasi as war crimes, while discussing Tydings and minority rights. The grouse praises Henry Kaiser’s labor stance and questions majorities, then critiques postwar propaganda and public relations.
Peter Edson reports that Britain abandons balance of power in Europe after over 400 years. The U N Organization will guide Britain toward three aims: curb distrust, democratize the UN, and foster a world economic order. Britain may place some colonies under UNO trusteeship and seek atomic energy control through the Security Council while moving toward a more democratic UN with elected delegates.
George Sokolsky argues for wiser giving amid big private health appeals. He cites infantile paralysis, tuberculosis, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and mental illness, urging pooling of funds and better coordination to match needs with resources.
A compact listing of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with answers on varied topics including ships, rivers, anatomy, and common phrases. The compilation names items like V U S naval leader, Hebraic letters, metals, and geographic terms alongside abbreviations and descriptors.
Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi says regulations allow registering and insuring parcels to overseas Army Post Offices. Sealed parcels prepaid at first class or letter rates and unsealed matter in third or fourth class may be insured if under 11 pounds and comply with overseas rules. Perishable foods remain barred.
Samuel B. Donnelly, 80, former United States public printer and past president of the International Typographical Union, died Saturday night at Pitkin Memorial Hospital in Neptune, New Jersey.
A speaker criticizes superficial book learnedness and urges true wisdom. He argues genuine thinking comes from meditating on experiences and applying curiosity and kindness to people, noting many "smart" men lack these traits and end up making poor decisions.
Kenneth L. Knight testified to police in Chelsea Massachusetts that he set his $77 wrist watch on a restaurant table to wind it, turned to check a clock, then found the watch gone. He blamed a quick thief and described the moment he looked away.
Rep. Lyndon B. Johnson of the Tenth Texas District is recovering from a severe cold at a local hospital in Austin and expects to return to Washington soon, according to friends.
The article notes gas fuels more than 20,000 industrial applications, highlighting its versatility across manufacturing, processing, and energy sectors. It discusses efficiency, supply, and potential economic impact for users and suppliers.
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