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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1945
Page
8
A feeble protest from The Globe News voices skepticism about adopting UNO as the United Nations Organization name. The piece notes UNO is easy to say and offers pun potential, contrasts with LON, and predicts UNO will appear in the column despite not liking the trend.
Colonel Charles Keegan, military governor of Bavaria, declares that Germans are conquered people and have no right to demand anything. The remark underscores Allied occupation policy in postwar Bavaria.
William C. Stevenson of Wayne County Michigan chairs a political action committee warning that price control must be preserved to protect workers and families from rising costs and unemployment.
A collection of remarks on distribution, fear of dependence, and national crisis. Canon Edward N West, Winston Churchill, and Emperor Hirohito speak to self sufficiency, scarce resources, and unprecedented national challenges.
The author describes mass refugee movements from Pilsen to the west as Germans evacuate from Russians and Poles discharge from camps like Buchenwald. Poles seek safety, many choosing westward, with France and Belgian mines in view, while UNRRA aid feeds the displaced. The piece questions organization, noting refugees drive political change and that Bavaria may become a key destination.
Gamelin discusses his support for armored divisions in the French army and explains why he opposed certain labels and German style panzer divisions. He outlines plans from 1935 to 1940 for mechanized formations and notes delays in production influenced by factory capacity and timing with allies.
Roswell Lodge No. 608 plans a special meeting at the IOOF Hall next Sunday evening at 5 o clock. Secretary treasurer A H Chesser said members will hear a message from H G Hamrick, chairman of the state legislative board.
The column extols Patton and Eisenhower, praising democratic army roots in small towns and mothers, expressing contempt for celebrities. It lauds Truman for restoring White House tone and notes a shift from Park Avenue prestige to Midwestern values, ending with a question about Kansas.
Puzzle listing clues for a crossword with naval themes and abbreviations. Includes across and down hints such as depictions of insignia, animal names, and common words across categories from 1 to 56 and beyond.
Dave H. Wood, Austin state boiler inspector ill with pneumonia, is improving. He and Mrs. Wood are visiting Mrs. Fowlkes at 2204 Ong in Amarillo. The Woods lived in Amarillo five years ago before moving away. Lavender and violet flavors are noted in candy to enhance almond taste.
Pat Milligan of 310 Georgia discovers an egg containing a second complete egg inside. She broke the outer shell to find the white and yolk blended with another perfectly formed shell and egg inside. The inner egg was slightly larger than a bantam egg.
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