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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1946
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe News lists publication evenings except weekends and pricing for subscriptions and delivery. It notes founders and staff such as Gene Howe, John McCarty, and Wesley Izzard, with rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier in Amarillo and surrounding areas.
A historical note on Fontenoy frames today’s fear of rapid future wars. Key figures including Byrnes and McMahon are quoted on peace terms, constitutional war power, and the need for international control of atomic energy to prevent surprise attacks and reduce global hysteria.
In a playful diary style, the piece quotes NIODS president John K. Jones as saying no price rise for diapers. The mock scene imagines a mahogany room of diaper tycoons debating inflation and extolling dignity over titles and pomp.
Dorothy Thompson recalls a 1945 talk with Stanislaw Mikolajczyk in London about Poland’s borders. He feared western frontier gains negotiated by one power, risking renewed partition if great powers fail to guarantee lasting security.
The piece surveys political labels in the 1940s and argues for clear definitions of fascists, communists, and reactionaries, then analyzes postwar Polish borders after Potsdam. It notes Polish gains west of Oder Neisse and German displacement, with warnings about Soviet and Polish actions and calls for a new European settlement approach.
A speaker recalls childhood winters and wool underwear with vivid humor. He contrasts old heavy garments with modern shorts, describing itchy fabric, painful scratches, and two early designs plagued by buttons and shrinking fits. He jokes about Napoleon and horse-drawn days, longing for the horses’ return but not the underwear.
A crossword list with horizontal and vertical clues is shown including hints like ex king Emmanuel III abdicated and several definitions for words such as hostelry rim aviators and demigods. The grid and answer keys are not provided in the fragment.
A patchwork of readable OCR items appears with partial entries on names coins weights Greek letters and notices. Some lines hint at paid notices lampreys and moth references while other fragments reference editors centers and war god names.
Santa Fe System carloadings for week ending July 27 were 28 904 compared with 29 449 for same week in 1945. Cars received for connections totaled 11 673 compared with 16 020 for same week in 1945. Total cars moved were 40 577 compared with 45 469 for same week in 1945. Santa Fe handed a total of 39 760 cars during preceding week of this year.
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