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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1946
Page
6
The Amarlio Globe details publication history and pricing. It lists owners Gene Howe and John McCarty, editor Wesley Wizard, and weekly and Sunday rates for mail delivery and combined Globe and News editions with varied term options.
The potato stands as a nutritious, low fat staple in the wheat conservation era. A baked or boiled potato with modest butter offers solid slow calories, while salt alone can satisfy cravings. Even potato skins provide a tasty substitute during the emergency.
The article forecasts a two year horizon for foreign natural rubber receipts to return near prewar levels and predicts keen competition with synthetic rubber. It notes 334 patents in the past year, driven by improvements from wartime use, and highlights potential benefits for the public through more varied products and lower prices.
The article recalls a bygone era when shoppers practiced thrifty buying or withholding purchases at perceived fair prices. It notes that buyers' strikes were once common, shaping how people saved and spent in daily commerce.
A 1946 King Features Syndicate column mocks alarming mid century ads. The author contrasts doom laced pitches with hopeful travel and consumer ads, urging common sense over sensationalism while noting America’s fortitude amid postwar uncertainty.
Walter Lippmann argues that despite deep disagreement nations must collaborate, citing Trieste as proof. Italy and Yugoslavia cannot be separated, so they are to be governed together under an international authority, with major powers sharing guardianship and cooperation at the Adriatic.
Column argues the United States should act as an adult nation on its 170th birthday. It links Bikini tests, ending price controls, and Bretton Woods to global stability, warns of inflation and political strife, and condemns racial tension exemplified by Bilbo's Senate bid. It urges responsibility, fidelity, and growth beyond childish quarrels.
The text presents a crossword puzzle with numbered horizontal and vertical clues and a long editorial passage arguing that postwar Italy’s colonies require international trusteeship, a new middle east role for the United States, and a supranational regime to control atomic energy, with calls for greater global unity and enforcement mechanisms. It references Venice, Middle East issues, Paris, Trieste, and atomic policy.
A speaker recalls telling his daughter about schooling as a parable of exaggeration. He admits presenting himself as an outstanding student while admitting to being a "utter dance" who struggled with rules, describing long 16 mile walks to class and a desire to inspire study.
The text argues that national compartments cannot separate mankind’s intermingled interests and that war would become civil strife and anarchy globally, making the idea of war incompatible with a worldwide interdependent order.
FRANKFURT Germany July 10 The Countess Von Hessen and relatives said today that a considerable number of the multimillion in valuables from the Hesse estate remain missing as investigations continue and authorities seek clues to the whereabouts of the missing items.
Col. J. W. Durant and his WAC captain wife Kathleen B. Nash of Chicago, and Maj. David F. Watson of Burlingame, California, are in custody in connection with the theft case as authorities report a vast portion of the treasure recovered in the United States while key pieces remain missing.
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