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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1946
Page
6
Publication details for The Globe News Amarillo Texas including founding date 1924 second class matter 1934 post office entry and publisher names GENE HOWE JOHN McCARTY Wesley Izzard. Advertising and subscription rates listed for daily Sunday carrier mail Amarillo and Globe and News editions with multiple time plans.
George E. Sokolsky argues that ten years of nonstop focus on Europe and Asia distorted national judgment. He claims sensational labels like Fascist and Communist flooded public thinking, masking real issues and eroding personal integrity amid wartime tension.
Dorothy Thompson argues democracy rests on a golden mean a measured ethic guiding leaders and workers. She likens a cook choosing need over pay to national policy weighing rights and consequences and cautions against extremism urging prayer reason and humane action.
The article critiques the Atlantic Charter and Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms as impractical ideals, arguing they failed to become real policy. It claims Roosevelt pursued a “Grand Design” toward appeasing Stalin, ignoring American interests, and highlights Russian veto power and UN alignment as central obstacles to peace.
At the San Jacinto Kiwanis Picnic in San Jacinto Park Amarillo babies dominated the three age divisions. Donald Lee Price Mike Houston Roger Litle won top honors in divisions A B and C with second and third places awarded to other local children. Karen Ann McPherson and David Taylor were named prettiest girl and boy. First place winners earned 625 Victory Bonds. others received store vouchers. Dr. E B Knollhoff led the judging panel of baby specialists.
The Garvan family memorializes Patricia Garvan who died of rheumatic fever in New York during World War I. They founded the Chemical Foundation to advance chemistry as a path to medical progress, noting its role in wartime medical triumphs and the ongoing gaps in preventing rheumatic fever.
Secretary James F. Byrnes states the goal of U S policy is a just peace not vengeance or greed, emphasizing that enduring peace must be earned through fairness and restraint, not conquest or punishment.
Bill Cunningham recalls a luxurious 60 ton yacht cruise off Marblehead with friends and wives. He describes cool waters, tuna sightings, and the day as Edenic New England leisure, noting the vessel’s lavish design and hotel like comforts.
A speaker laments how contemporary films and vaudeville plots zigzag through endings. He recalls wife jealousies, money, and newfound love, plus a vaudeville pair facing Broadway offers and downfall before reconciliation. He longs for old western dramas with clear heroes and clear outcomes.
The height of an African elephant equals the distance across its expanded ears, six times the diameter of its forefoot.
A. L. Biggs unit manager at 711 Fisk Building promotes Sure Insurance services and provides contact by phone 8811 for coverage options and quotes.
Firemen and police scour Lake Texoma for Mrs. N. O. Kreager missing since June 14 after she reportedly withdrew 8000 to 9000 dollars from a Sherman bank. Fishermen reported seeing items dumped into the lake days after the disappearance and officials began dragging the waters.
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