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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1946
Page
15
Public notice states Globe News Publishing Co. operates in Amarillo Texas. It lists publication details, editor in chief Wesley Izard, and pricing for daily Sunday and Globe and News subscriptions including by mail carrier and city rates. The notice notes second class matter since 1924 and post office stamping dates.
At the Paris Peace Conference opening many observers focus on Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia and his bid to regain Eritrea. Mussolini’s aim for a Greater Eritrea faces possible reversal as Ethiopia seeks sea access lost decades ago. Russia backs Ethiopia while the United States and Britain show limited objections, leaving Italy and possibly France as main opponents.
The Paris gathering of the Big Four and the 21 nation conference yielded no firm texts or concrete peace terms. Russia’s veto risks and two thirds rule limit real gains as Molotov signals a slow path on German peace, leaving occupation costs and ongoing influence in Europe unresolved.
Walter Lippmann analyzes Molotov's address to the German nation as a strategic move to position the Soviet Union as Germany’s champion while suspending negotiations with Britain and the United States. The speech seeks to exclude Western powers from influence in Europe and lay groundwork for a Russo German alliance.
George E. Sokolsky criticizes postwar policy toward China, accusing the United States of betraying Chiang Kai-shek and aiding Soviet interests. The piece condemns secret conferences, the Singapore and Yalta arrangements, and the appointment of Dr. Leighton Stuart, arguing Washington lacks a strong China policy and risks destabilizing Asia.
In a sharp analysis, Molotov positions Russia against German dismemberment while hinting at a future alliance with Germany to partition Poland. The piece argues Western powers fail to offer real German unity, urging Bevin and Byrnes to respond before Russia solidifies a reconfigured balance of Europe.
A speaker muses that men, whether smart or ignorant, often hesitate to speak their true feelings. He notes modern life pressures, fear of ridicule, and the longing for peace and self correction amid striving to be first and to gain more. The piece ends with a universal wish to change and move forward.
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