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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1945
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe founded 1924 announces its evening publication schedule and Sunday edition in connection with the Amarillo Daily News. Staff include President and Publisher John McCarty and Editor-in-Chief Wesley Izard with GENE BOWE as publisher.
In a columnistic note President Truman may tour Berlin to study Stalin and test U S willingness to press for terms with Soviet paw, and to compare Western plans for Germany with Moscow backed control. The piece asserts the United States must stand firm against Soviet influence.
A compact collection of ancient and literary lines. Biblical verses from Kings and Lamentations urge reverence and return to God. Thackeray notes motherhood as divine in hearts. Ovid warns against indulgence and repeats punishment for sin while Proverbs contrasts folly with wisdom.
Washington columnist Paul Mallon cites Woodrum committee actions on universal military training. He notes 16 to 0 votes despite broad opposition from educators labor groups and peace advocates. The piece critiques drafting plans, proposes a school based substitute, and highlights veterans groups push.
Reporter Bill Cunningham recalls visiting Berlin’s Olympic Stadium after nine years and finds it transformed into a bomb damaged garrison. He notes underground chambers and ramps likely used for military and aircraft support, with Luftwaffe parts, tanks, and ruined track facilities marking the site.
A weekly feature shares updates from Amarillo readers about homecomings and military news. The item highlights MGM’s Hollywood selection for Boys Ranch, local debates over shortages and illnesses, civic honors, and upcoming sports and social happenings, ending with a patriotic sign-off.
A dense list of crossword clues covering topics from military leaders and places to chemical symbols and legal terms. It includes entries like Brig Gen Ruby C and various abbreviated forms, with hints spanning geography, science, and history.
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