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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe, founded February 20 1924, notes second class matter and Sunday morning publication with Amarillo Daily News. Listed officers include Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher and Wesley Izard editor in chief. Telephone provided.
The piece argues shortages are a messy mix of price controls production issues and distribution troubles. It notes beef availability hinges on cow conversion to sirloin and predicts wartime difficulty may ease as civilian inconveniences fade, with political tension rising as parties capitalize on the situation.
Quote from William L. Clayton assistant secretary of State stating no nation can live in isolation in a world community of machine production.
Churchill warns socialism needs a political police while Aubrey Williams imagines postwar employment solving trouble. Rev Walther asks forgiveness for blood guilt tied to the war and Nazi era, in a service for Pastor Niemoeller.
Dorothy Thompson argues that wartime and postwar policies ignore the psychological needs of ordinary soldiers and civilians. She warns that without a practical instrument for inter Allied fraternization, Americans abroad will turn isolationist and anti British, French, and European allies.
Weimar Germany seen by Bill Cunningham shows widespread damage in Mannheim Frankfurt and Schweinfurt with some areas and farms untouched. The narrator notes rapid cleanup and questions whether Americans or Germans did the clearing and predicts Germany could recover quickly if given the chance.
The column analyzes Earl Browder's claim of patriotic action during World War II and the dissolution of the Communist party. It notes links to Sidney Hillman, the P A C, and the American Labor Party backed by Tammany alumni, arguing this network influences New York politics and the 1946 election.
A compact crossword clue list with horizontal and vertical entries covering definitions and word positions across the grid. Includes terms like Begone Overlap Visage Nest and Wreckage Source Ohio city Palm lily Finish Learning Level She Written form of Mister and others for a standard puzzle row.
Ralph Ward of Third and Tennessee reports he woke to a Ford speeding past late at night. The car skimmed a pear tree branch about 44 inches above the ground and tore off a limb. Ward describes the driver as young, claiming the event was a reckless trick.
A playful promotion extols breakfast before a big day with Milk fruit and Wheaties. The ad touts whole wheat flakes with bran and a Nutty sweet flavor urging readers to say Please pass the Wheaties.
Garden tips from Miss Pauline Lokey explain preserving excess peas beans or greens by freezing them for later meals. She recommends picking vegetables at the right maturity, washing and blanching, cooling in ice water, drying in cellophane bags, sealing, and storing in the fridge for only one or two weeks. Mrs P V Collins and her daughter visit Columbia Missouri relatives.
Mrs Curt Oliver of Winfield Kansas and Mrs Lula Silvers of Lamar visit their sister Mrs Lelia Mae Barnum at 2102 Monroe. The stay highlights family ties as relatives gather.
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