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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1945
Page
6
Founded February 20 1924 Entered as second class matter February 20 1924 Amarillo Texas postal filing Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday with Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Anamore Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher Wesley Izzard editor in chief see8
In the plains, horses powered early travel and cattle growth, later giving way to rubber tired vehicles yet remaining a valued adjunct to the cattle industry. The Globe highlights a top-hole horse show tonight and tomorrow, celebrating the animals’ utility and nobility amid changing times.
Quotation from Adm. Kichisaburo Nomura urges Japanese people to double their perseverance against the enemy, asserting that perseverance will lead to victory. The remark reflects wartime rhetoric regarding resolve and eventual triumph.
The article argues Britain bears responsibility for past balance of power policies that aided German rise and warns against returning to such a system. It contends the Ruhr invasion and inflation reshaped German politics, and suggests a global power framework may be needed beyond Pax Britannica or Rome.
A weekly feature letter to service members is highlighted alongside local notes on a Medal of Honor awarded to a Claude mother, film scenes for Boys Ranch, Dorothy Patrick and James Craig links to Cal Farley, and a string of community updates. Amarillo sports, scholarships, weddings, engagements, and military furloughs fill the page with civic life and upcoming events.
A compact word puzzle item listing horizontal and vertical crossword clues with many entries. Includes names like a U S shipping administrator and other clues ranging from rare metal to dove ho and obscure abbr.
In Wiesbaden Germany the non fraternization order is eased for GI benefit signaling an end to strict crackdowns and hypocrisy on base. Soldiers and displaced Germans mingle openly raising tensions with German based WACs while some officers stress caution. The policy shift comes amid varied enforcement and lingering risk of clashes over relationships.
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