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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1946
Page
6
The Globe News Publishing Co. lists Amarillo Texas as the publication base with staff including GENE HOWE as President and Publisher JOHN McCARTY as Assistant Publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as Editor in Chief. Subscription rates shown cover daily Sunday mail and carrier options with varied term lengths and prices for Amarillo and elsewhere.
George E. Sokolsky argues governments disrupt supply and demand, causing shortages and a black market. He cites historical examples from Daioletian to Hamilton, critiques the wartime OPA, and urges restoring the law of supply and demand to achieve balanced prices.
Ross McIntyre publicized Roosevelt health notes as Fiorello LaGuardia presses Truman for a New Deal pledge. Generoso Pope to buy WHOM in Jersey City. Buck Weaver’s Black Sox revival looms. assorted entertainment and political gossip from New York to Hollywood.
Mrs Ellen Donovan of the Diamond Shop is ill at her home 1914 Harrison Street and is reported in undetermined condition.
The piece details a Senate inquiry into munitions firms in Illinois tied to wartime contracts totaling 78 million dollars. It cites alleged political pressure, lavish expenses including a 16000 food and liquor banquet in Chicago, and possible profiteering by Rep. Andrew J. May amidst a broader scandal of war contracts and influence.
The director of the Employment Security Bureau Ewan Clague states that a controlled economy a war economy or a perfectly competitive economy are not practical possibilities. He addresses limitations in achieving these economic models.
Edward R. Stettinius warns against any act that would dynamite the peaceful postwar foundations built by the United States and its Allies, stressing the global danger of destabilizing efforts.
Paul Henkel, president of the Society of Restaurateurs in New York, says those who yell confusion are not confused but evading responsibility to earn an extra nickel.
A reader shares an anecdote about gift shopping for anniversaries and birthdays. The writer argues couples should not shop together, praising the surprise of a wrapped gift and suggesting keepsake poems on accompanying cards as milestones of love and life.
Gallup Poll shows Harold E. Stassen as the top choice among West Central Republicans for 1948 while Gov. Thomas E. Dewey leads in East Central. The Institute measured preference on the question who should win the presidency in 1948 with Minnesota primary boosts for Stassen.
In West Central states Stassen remains the leading contender with Dewey close behind after Nebraska, while in East Central area Dewey surpasses Stassen. Bricker challenges in Ohio with popularity near Stassen, and Vandenberg and Taft are also considered strong possibilities.
A speaker laments kitchen evolution from coal ranges and simple utensils to electric appliances and complex gear. He notes wives needing licenses, tool kits, and boiler know how while appliances multiply in parts from coffee makers to dishwashers. He jokes about safety fears and the shift from groceries to conveniences.
Horizontal and vertical clues include names shown as candidates for grid fill. Entries range from midday to embanked rivers, with several language derived terms and classic crossword fixtures.
Three transports carrying more than 1,200 service personnel are scheduled to arrive today at New York San Francisco and San Diego Colby Victory from Le Havre Bronx from Okinawa Destroyer James Kyes from Pearl Harbor. Miss Nadine Medlock has returned from Plainview visiting relatives Katheryn and Reta McSpadden. Miss Rita Malmburg is spending two weeks with her sister in Burbank California.
Amarillo Auto Laundry at 8 Kear Jackson offers car washing and related services. Contact via phone 4930 for details and pricing.
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