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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1946
Page
6
The Globe News Publishing Co. lists GENE HOWE as president and publisher JOHN McCARTY as assistant publisher and WESLEY IZZARD as editor in chief It details publication schedule and pricing for daily and Sunday editions including mail carrier and Amarillo rates with durations and prices for various plans.
In the House of Commons Herbert Morrison admitted a preference for non commercial BBC programs over American broadcasts punctuated by an oily sales voice. He said the government would discourage foreign commercial broadcasts in England amid wartime rationing and a pinch on fats and oils.
The piece notes how Nazis and war crimes defendants are labeled international gangsters yet face charges beyond murder. It highlights income tax evasion as another serious crime, comparing the tactic to Al Capone’s notoriety and stressing the difficulty of beating tax charges.
A reflective quip from an Irish poet referenced in a newspaper column notes the Mead Committee’s war profits investigations and delays. The piece mentions a Kentucky colleague in the Lower House awaiting a visit as readers sense impatience and await May.
George E. Sokolsky argues against permanent UN headquarters in the United States and criticizes extraterritorial zones. He cites diplomatic immunity, foreign clerks, and the risk to American sovereignty, noting that only embassylike space should have limited extraterritorial rights.
The piece argues Molotovs appeal for Germans to seek Moscow is strategic. It claims his aim is to steer German expectations away from the Western Powers toward Russia, shaping frontiers and national aims. It contends Moscow becomes protector of Reich unity in the west and Russia alone can restore eastern stability.
Paul Mallon argues that Russia is neither friend nor enemy, warning that peace cannot rely on treaties alone. He urges a realistic, armed peace and cautions against disarmament that undermines national security, calling for vigilance against a new Pearl Harbor and for a federal approach to German reconstruction under careful Soviet influence.
Polk Street Professor recounts an 1886 drought memory and cites a Canyon College water test showing 28 percent moisture. He echoes skepticism toward intelligent women, labeling some men unable to accept female smarts and urging women to stay understated while men drive.
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved George Thomas Washington for assistant solicitor general, succeeding Harold William Judson. Washington, a DC resident and relative of the first president, was among nine presidential appointments OKayed, with others including Frank J. Hennessy as U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of California and James M. Carter for the Southern District of California.
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